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Listed buildings in Adur

Adur has 118 listed building entries — 7 Grade I, 7 Grade II* and 104 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 8 May 1950 and the most recent from 20 August 2007.

List entries
118
Grade I
7
5.9%
Grade II*
7
5.9%
Grade II
104
88.1%

When Adur’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 39 entries.

1950s2000s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Adur (14)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Airport Building, Comprising Control Tower, Administration Offices, Customs Hall, Restaurant, and Bars at Brighton City Airport (Shoreham Airport)II*135373127 July 1984
Church of St JulianI10278718 May 1950
Church of St Mary De HauraI11927808 May 1950
Church of St MichaelII*135375119 July 1950
Church of St NicolasI10278728 May 1950
Lancing College, Great SchoolII*13537532 December 1985
Lancing College, the ChapelI128654812 October 1954
Lancing College, the East and West QuadranglesII*135373227 July 1984
Marlipins MuseumII*13537578 May 1950
Old Shoreham BridgeII*102789512 October 1954
The HallII*102785219 July 1950
The Parish ChurchI135372812 October 1954
The Parish Church of St JamesI119253312 October 1954
The Parish Church of St MaryI135376312 October 1954

Grade II listed buildings in Adur

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
108-110, Connaught AvenueII102786329 September 1972
11, Southwick StreetII119336027 July 1984
15, Middle StreetII135375927 July 1984
16, West StreetII102787929 September 1972
17-19, Southwick StreetII102785527 July 1984
18, Church StreetII119276829 September 1972
20, Church StreetII102790129 September 1972
20, Southwick StreetII102785819 September 1969
21, Southwick StreetII119336419 September 1969
22, Church StreetII12864618 May 1950
23-25, High StreetII102786729 September 1972
23, John StreetII12863918 May 1950
24, Church StreetII102790227 July 1984
30-32, John StreetII119284329 September 1972
35-36, East StreetII135375627 July 1984
4 and 5, the StreetII102787529 September 1972
41, the GreenII135375219 September 1969
43-45, the GreenII119334519 September 1969
46-54, West StreetII119323729 September 1972
53, Southdown RoadII128630527 July 1984
55-57, New RoadII119291329 September 1972
6-12, West StreetII102787829 September 1972
9-11, Church StreetII119275329 September 1972
Adur Lodge with Wall Along the Road to the West of Adur Lodge, Enclosing Its GardenII119316629 September 1972
Applesham FarmhouseII102788927 July 1984
Barn 100 Yards North West of ChurchII119303429 September 1972
Barn 40 Yards South of Old Erringham HallII13661078 May 1950
Barn at Applesham Farm to the North West of the Farmhouse and to the West of the Preceding StableII102789027 July 1984
Barn at Halewick Farm to the West of the FarmhouseII102784727 July 1984
Barn to North East of Old Shoreham FarmhouseII119315127 July 1984
BrooklandsII102784827 July 1984
Church FarmhouseII102788727 July 1984
Church FarmhouseII102789127 July 1984
Church FarmhouseII119328427 July 1984
Church HouseII102786429 September 1972
CobblestonesII135376129 September 1972
Corner Cottage, Crispins and Trinity CottageII135376227 July 1984
Farm Building Remaining from Buckingham FarmII135375528 October 1971
Former Stable at Applesham Farm to the North of the HouseII135373027 July 1984
Friar'S AcreII102789312 October 1954
Grants ManorII119261212 October 1954
Halewick FarmhouseII135374827 July 1984
Hawthorn CottageII102789627 July 1984
Hoe Court FarmhouseII128655027 July 1984
HolliesII128622027 July 1984
Hunter'S Moon CottageII102787629 September 1972
Ivy LodgeII119335619 July 1950
K6 Telephone KioskII135378430 October 1990
K6 Telephone Kiosk Adjoining War MemorialII123242630 October 1990
King Charles' CottageII102785319 July 1950
Kingston LighthouseII102789729 September 1972
Lancing College, Fields HouseII10278612 December 1985
Lychpole FarmhouseII135374927 July 1984
Manor CottageII102784612 October 1954
Manor CottageII102785719 September 1969
Monks Farm PresbyteryII135373427 July 1984
Municipal Hangar at Brighton City Airport (Shoreham Airport)II139220720 August 2007
Myrtle CottageII135375027 July 1984
North CottageII102786929 September 1972
Old Erringham HallII10278734 September 1969
Old Malt Cottage Walnut CottageII135375429 September 1972
Old Rectory CottageII119335719 September 1969
Old Salts FarmhouseII119268713 February 1975
Old ScantlingsII128645629 September 1972
Old Shoreham FarmhouseII102787429 September 1972
Old Swan CottagesII102790029 September 1972
Ox Brook CottageII135372927 July 1984
Ramshackle CottageII119319629 September 1972
Red Lion Public HouseII128637029 September 1972
Ruined Dovecote, 90 Yards North West of ChurchII102787015 October 1976
Shoreham CollegeII128633029 September 1972
Shoreham CourtII102790310 January 1984
Shoreham HouseII102786829 September 1972
Smithy CottageII10278949 April 1974
Sompting AbbottsII102788127 July 1984
Sompting PeverelII119326115 February 1973
Southwick Community CentreII128620719 July 1950
St John'SII135375829 September 1972
St Mary'S HouseII12863138 May 1950
Sussex Arms Public HouseII102785123 November 1983
The AmsterdamII128628229 September 1972
The Garden Walls of No 4 to the East of the HouseII11926829 April 1974
The HermitageII102788027 July 1984
The Manor HouseII102785619 July 1950
The Manor HouseII10278998 May 1950
The Old CottageII135373312 October 1954
The Old Farmhouse, Lancing CollegeII102789227 July 1984
The Old RectoryII102785012 October 1954
The Old RectoryII102785419 September 1969
The Old RectoryII102788812 October 1954
The Old RectoryII119292625 August 1954
The Old School HouseII102785915 May 1985
The Queen Anne and Cuckoo Clock RestaurantsII102786529 September 1972
The Royal Sovereign Public HouseII119289827 July 1984
The Royal Sussex Yacht Club Boat StoreII102786015 May 1985
The Ruins of Old Buckingham HouseII135376025 August 1954
The Shoreham by Sea Nursing HomeII119309516 August 1983
Town HallII102786629 September 1972
Tudor CottageII102787729 September 1972
Twitten CottageII119269527 July 1984
Upton Farm HouseII125062521 May 1976
Wall 20 Yards to the South of the Manor HouseII119337219 September 1969
War MemorialII138909911 October 2000
Yew Tree HouseII102784912 March 1976

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Adur?
Adur has 118 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 7 Grade I, 7 Grade II* and 104 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Adur is listed?
Search the list below or Historic England’s National Heritage List by address. Remember that listing also covers attached structures and, usually, pre-1948 structures within the curtilage, so a garden wall or outbuilding can be protected even if it has no entry of its own. Adur’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Adur as local planning authority decides applications for listed building consent. For Grade I and II* buildings the council must notify Historic England, and some applications go to the Secretary of State.

Other local authorities

Source: National Heritage List for England, © Historic England 2026, via planning.data.gov.uk. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Retrieved 12 October 2026. Local authority assigned from the list entry point. This page is a summary — the legal record is the official list entry.