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Listed Buildings in Manchester - 1


Manchester Listed Buildings & Ancient Monuments

Certain Manchester buildings are regarded as so important that they form an essential part of our cultural heritage and need to be preserved for posterity. Listing means that they cannot be demolished or substantially altered, either internally or externally, without permission, and all maintenance must be carried out according to strict guidelines set to maintain the authenticity of period styling.
All listed buildings, whatever their grade, are of special architectural or historic importance in a national context. Grade I and II* are the very best examples. The historic interest can apply to buildings of any grade, though the criteria for this are quite strict.
All are protected in the same way - English Heritage
(http://www.english-heritage.org.uk) are consulted on proposed changes to Grade I and II* buildings, whereas Grade II buildings are dealt with by local authorities unless demolition or partial demolition is involved, in which case English Heritage, and other interested bodies, are consulted.

Listed buildings are graded to show their relative importance:

  • Grade I buildings are those of exceptional interest;
  • Grade II* are particularly important buildings of more than special interest;
  • Grade II are of special interest, warranting every effort to preserve them.

As a general guideline buildings should be listed if they fall into the following categories:

  • Any building dated before 1700 should be listed;
  • Most buildings dated between 1700 and 1840 may be listed;
  • Buildings of evident quality dated between 1840 and 1914 especially those by principal architects;
  • Important buildings of high quality between 1914 and 1939.
  • Any building of special historical interest.

Alphabetical Listings
Listed by Street Name:

A B C D E F G H J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y


A

Albert Square, City Centre:
- Town Hall, Grade I, listed 25 Feb 1952.
- Albert Memorial, Grade I, listed 18 Dec 1963.
- Jubilee Fountain, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 1, Abbey National, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 16, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 17 & 18, Carlton House, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 20 & 21, St Andrew's Chambers, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Bishop James Fraser Statue, Grade II, listed 3 Sept 1974.
- John Bright Statue, Grade II, listed 3 Sept 1974.
- Abel Heywood Statue, Grade II, listed 3 Sept 1974.
- William Gladstone Statue. Grade II, listed 3 Sept 1974.

Albion Street, City Centre:
- 13-17 Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Alexandra Road, Fallowfield:
- Hartley Hall, railings and gates, listed Grade II, 3 Oct 1974.

Alexandra Road South, Fallowfield:
- Church of English Martyrs. Grade II. Listed 6 June 1994.

Alexandra Road South, Whalley Range:
- St Edmund's Church, Grade II, listed 13 July 1987.
- St Bede's College, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Altrincham Road, Sharston:
- Sharston Mount, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Anson Road, Rusholme:
- 16. Eaglesfield, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 17. The Rampant Lion Pub (formerly listed as Milverton Lodge), Grade II, listed 2 May 1973.

Ardwick Green North, Ardwick:
- Drill Hall, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 27, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 29, Milford House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 31 Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Former Church of St Thomas, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Railings of Ardwick Green Park, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Ardwick Green Park, Ardwick:
- War Memorial, Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.

Ardwick Green South, Ardwick:
- Mile post, Ardwick Green Park, Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.

Ashton Canal, Beswick & Clayton:
- Lock No 1, east of Great Ancoats Street. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock Keeper's Cottage, Lock No 2, Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Towpath bridge,Islington Branch canal junction, near Lock No 2. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 2, near Vesta Street. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 3, south of Ancoats Hospital. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 6, east of Forge Lane. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 7 & Roving Bridge,east of Mill Street Bridge. Grade II, listed 11 April 1991.
- Lock keeper's cottage, Lock No 7. Grade II, listed 11 April 1991.
- Bridge No 9, Ashton Canal Lock No 7. Grade II, listed 11 April 1991.
- Lock No 8, south-east of Ashton New Road. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 9, east of Clayton Lane Bridge. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 10, between Clayton Lane Bridge and Stockport Junction. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 11, east of Stockport Junction Basin. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 12, between Stockport Junction and Crabtree Lane. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 13, Crabtree Lane swing-bridge. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 14, between Crabtree Lane and Edge Lane. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Lock No 15, west of Edge Lane. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.
- Towpath Bridge over junction with Stockport Branch Canal. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.

Ashton New Road, Beswick and Clayton:
- Church of St Cross. Grade II, regraded listing as of 6 June 1994.
- Clayton Hall, Grade II. Listed 2 Feb 1952.
- Moated site of Clayton Hall. Declared as an Ancient Monument on 8 Jan 1993.
- Bridge over moat to Clayton Hall. Grade II, listed 6 June 1994.

Aytoun Street, City Centre:
- Former Grand Hotel. Grade II, listed 20 Oct 1987.

B

Back Piccadilly, City Centre:
- 69-75. Grade II. Listed 6 June 1994

Back Turner Street, City Centre:
- 36-38. Two dwellings, workshop & cellar. Grade II, listed 25 May 2004.
- 40 & 42. Workshops, shop and warehouse. Grade II, listed 26 Feb 2003.

Bailey Lane, Woodhouse Park:
- Etrop Grange, hotel, formerly listed as 'Moss House'. Grade II, regraded listing as of 6 June 1994.

Barlow Hall Road, Barlow Moor:
- Barlow Hall, Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Barlow Moor Road, Barlow Moor:
- 112 & 114, Oakbank. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 139, The British Council. Grade II, listed 27 Apr 1992.
- Manchester Crematorium, Southern Cemetery Chapel. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.
- Alcock Monument, Southern Cemetery. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Church of England Chapel, Southern Cemetery. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Entrance Lodge, Southern Cemetery. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Gateway, entrance to Southern Cemetery. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Nonconformist Chapel, Southern Cemetery. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Registrar's Office, Southern Cemetery. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Roman Catholic Chapel,Southern Cemetery. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury:
- Emmanuel Church. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- 6, Emmanuel Church Vicarage. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Barlow Road, Levenshulme:
- St Mark's Church. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Bennett Street, Ardwick:
- St Benedict Anglican Church. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
Beswick Street, Beswick and Clayton:
- Bridge No 5, Ashton Canal. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
Binns Place, off Great Ancoats Street:
- Brownsfield Mill. Grade II listed 11 Nov 1988.
Birchvale Close, Hulme:
- St Wilfrid Roman Catholic Church. Grade II, listed 18 Dec 1963.
Blackfriars Street:
- Blackfriars Bridge. Grade II, listed 4 Feb 1988.

Bloom Street, City Centre:
- No 11. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Blossom Street, Ancoats:
- Former Church of St Peter. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Boggart Hole Clough, Charlestown Road, Harpurhey:
- Blackley War Memorial. Grade II, listed 20 June 1988.

Booth Street, City Centre:
- 1, Gregg's Building. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 6. Massey Chambers. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 8 & 10, Former Manchester and Salford Trustee Savings Bank. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Bradford Road, Beswick and Clayton:
- Brunswick Mill. Grade II. 6.6.94

Bradley Street:
-
4, 6 & 8. Grade II, listed 8 Jun 1984.

Bradnor Road, Wythenshawe:
- Wythenshawe Bus Depot. Grade II, listed 13 Jul 2001.

Brazenose Street, City Centre:
- Abraham Lincoln Statue. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Brazil Street, City Centre:
- 3. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Bridge Street, City Centre:
- Masonic Temple. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.
- Albert Bridge. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.

Bridgewater Canal, Castlefield:
- Hulme Junction locks. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Railway Bridge over canal. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Brown Street, City Centre:
- 46 & 48, Lombard Chambers. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 55, Chancery Chambers. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Brownley Road, Sharston, Benchill:
- Church of St Luke the Physician. Grade II, listed 9 Mar 1982 .

Burlington Street, Chorlton-on-Medlock:
- Burlington Rooms, Schunck Laboratories, University of Manchester. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Byrom Street, City Centre:
- 20-22. Grade II, listed 30 Mar 1989.
- Two bollards, St John's Passage. Grade I, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 15a. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 25-31 (odd numbers), and former chapel at rear of No 31. Grade II, listed 25 Feb 1952.

C

Cable Street, Ancoats:
- 8. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Cambridge Street:
- Chorlton Old Mill, junction with Hulme Street. Grade II, listed 11 Mar 1988.
- Chorlton New Mill and attached chimney. Grade II, listed 11 Mar 1988.
- Mill, junction with Chester Street. Grade II, listed 11 Mar 1988.

Carruthers Street, Beswick and Clayton:
- Bridge 4, Ashton Canal. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Castle Street, Castlefield:
- Merchants Warehouse. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.

Cateaton Street, City Centre:
- 14, Mynshull's House. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.
-
Hanging Bridge. Ancient Monument.

Cathedral Yard, City Centre:
- Mitre Hotel, including Nos 1 & 2 Cathedral Gates and No 1 Cateaton Street. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.

Cavendish Street, Chorlton-on-Medlock:
- Refectory, Manchester Metropolitan University - formerly listed as Chorlton Town Hall. Grade II, listed 25 Feb 1952.
- Manchester Metropolitan University, former Manchester School of Art. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Righton Building. Grade II, listed 11 June 1991.

Central Street:
- 1-5 (odd numbers). Grade II, 3 Oct 1974.

Chapel Street, City Centre:
- Crusader Works. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Chapel Walks, City Centre:
- 19, Prince's Chambers. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Charles Street, City Centre:
- Lass O'Gowrie Pub. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Charlotte Street, City Centre:
- 10, Charlotte House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 12. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 14 & 16, Austin House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 34, Lindencort House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 36, Fraser House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Cheetham Hill Road, Cheetham:
- 19, former Synagogue. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 95, Knowsley Hotel & No 97. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 107, former Cheetham Town Hall. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 109, former Annexe to Cheetham Town Hall. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- St Chad's Roman Catholic Church & Presbytery. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Churchyard walls of St Chad's. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Former Free Library. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 190, Manchester Jewish Museum - formerly a Synagogue. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974. (Upgraded 29 July 1980.
- Ruins of St Luke's Church. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Churchyard railings of St Luke's. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 384, Hot Shots snooker club. Grade II, listed 11 Feb 1993
- Crumpsall and Cheetham District Library. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Cheetham Park, Cheetham:
- Bandstand. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Chepstow Street, City Centre:
- 16 to 20 (even numbers), Chepstow House. Grade II, listed 28 Jun 1974.
- 127, Peveril of the Peak Pub. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.
- 3. Canada House. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.

Chester Road:
- Middle Warehouse, Castlefield. Grade II, listed 5 Jun 1990.
- Former Bridgewater Canal offices. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- St George's Church. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Churchyard walls, piers and gates of St George's Church. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 215-219 (odd numbers). Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Turville Pub. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Chester Street:
- John Dalton Statue. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Chatham Mill. Grade II, listed 11 Mar 1988.

Chichester Road, Hulme:
- Mecca Social Club, formerly Hulme Hippodrome. Grade II, listed 8 Jun 1977.
- BBC Playhouse, formerly Hulme Hippodrome. Grade II, listed 8 Jun 1977.
- St Mary's Junior School. Grade II, listed 23 Apr 1981.
- Playground wall of St Mary's Junior School. Grade II, listed 23 Apr 1981.
- Chapel Building, Loreto College. Grade II, listed 29 Nov 2001.

Chorlton Green, Chorlton-cum-Hardy:
- Gatehouse & Bell Turret. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 10, Higginbottom Farmhouse. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Chorlton Street:
- 37, Churchill Pub. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- 39, Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- 45, Mintierna House. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- 47, Minshull House. Grade II. May 1990.

Church Lane, Harpurhey:
- Christ Church. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.

City Road, Hulme:
- North Hulme Centre. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.

Cleveland Road, Crumpsall:
- St Matthew's & St Mary's Church. Grade II, listed 9 May 2003.

Cobden Street, Harpurhey:
- Holy Trinity Church. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.

College Road, Whalley Range:
- GMB National College - formerly Lancashire Independent College. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974, upgraded 6 Jun 1994.
- Entrance Gateway & Gates to GMB National College. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Collier Street:
- Fragment of Roman wall. Ancient Monument.

Conyngham Road, Rusholme:
- St Chrysostom Church. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- Dalton Hall & its forecourt walls. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 2. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Cooper Street, City Centre:
- 9, Waldorf House - formerly Oscar's nightclub. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Corporation Street, City Centre:
- 109, Parkers Hotel. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Co-operative Wholesale Society building. Grade II, listed 20 Jun 1988.
- Co-operative Wholesale Society building at junction with Hanover Street. Grade II, listed 6 Jun 1994.
- Ashton House. Grade II, listed 16 May 1988.
- New Century House, including conference hall and stone relief carving. Grade II, listed 24 Nov 1995.

Coupland Street, Chorlton-on-Medlock:
- 3. Pharmacy Department, Department of Adult Education, University of Manchester. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Crab Lane, Blackley:
- 136 to 142 (even numbers). Grade II, listed 4 Oct 1973.
- 2 to 8 (even numbers). Pleasant View. Grade II, listed 4 Oct 1973.
- 162 to 172 (even numbers). Grade II, listed 4 Oct 1973.
- 113. Grade II, listed 29 Oct 1973.

Crescent Road, Crumpsall:
- Woodlands. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

Cross Street, City Centre:
- 28 to 34 (even numbers). Alliance House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 52 and 54, Chop House Pub, including No 3. St Ann's Churchyard. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 62 to 68 (even numbers). Eagle House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.
- 86, Anglia House. Grade II, listed 3 Oct 1974.

 

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