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Listed buildings in Amber Valley

Amber Valley has 778 listed building entries — 16 Grade I, 49 Grade II* and 713 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 25 September 1951 and the most recent from 17 October 2023.

List entries
778
Grade I
16
2.1%
Grade II*
49
6.3%
Grade II
713
91.6%

When Amber Valley’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 364 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Amber Valley — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Tamworth HouseII110911913 February 1967
The Barns and Attached Outbuildings to the North and North EastII133532514 August 1985
The Black Swan Public House and Attached L Shaped Range of Outbuildings to the North-EastII110919714 August 1985
The CedarsII109991513 December 1979
The CedarsII110911524 January 1986
The CottageII131143010 March 1986
The Cottage at Shipley Gate LockII115840120 January 1986
The Derwent HotelII133531213 February 1967
The DevonshireII133566713 December 1979
The Excavator Public HouseII11089879 June 1981
The FarmII105162114 August 1985
The FernsII115829113 February 1967
The Firs FarmhouseII110905010 March 1986
The ForgeII133533024 January 1986
The FountainII133526913 December 1979
The GablesII105474414 August 1985
The GardensII110914414 October 1974
The George & DragonII11868613 February 1966
The GrangeII110910424 January 1986
The HermitageII110908824 January 1986
The Holly Bush InnII133530213 December 1979
The Jug and Glass Public HouseII133531914 August 1985
The King WilliamII108734313 December 1979
The LawnII110920913 December 1979
The Leeke Memorial HallII115854724 January 1986
The Lion HotelII108740413 December 1979
The Lion'S MouthII110908913 February 1967
The Lodge, Gatepiers and Flanking Boundary WallsII110919026 November 1979
The ManorII110916314 August 1985
The Mansion House and OutbuildingII11091987 February 1980
The MeadowsII115831213 February 1967
The MewsII115831924 January 1986
The MountII110919920 May 1977
The Nag'S Head Public HouseII133530013 December 1979
The Old Bear InnII110907322 August 1980
The Old BeechesII110906828 September 1971
The Old HouseII115821213 February 1967
The Old King'S Head Public HouseII133569513 December 1979
The Old School and Attached Boundary WallII123320014 June 1995
The Old VicarageII11090041 February 1982
The Old VicarageII110907710 March 1986
The ParkII115824813 February 1967
The PasturesII133535824 January 1986
The Peacock Hotel and Attached CottageII133534225 September 1951
The PoplarsII131136525 May 1988
The Red HouseII13353562 September 1982
The SmithyII115849013 February 1967
The Sophia Water Fountain at Sk 376 445II115830020 January 1986
The Stables to North of Holbrook HallII115825220 January 1986
The Talbot HotelII108739613 December 1979
The Thatched CottageII110910124 January 1986
The TowerII108358313 December 1979
The Unitarian Sunday SchoolII110026113 December 1979
Three Iron Posts at Top of West Steps to Footpath in Front of Chevin AlleyII133568913 December 1979
Three Monuments to Bourne Family on South Side of Entrance Gates in Churchyard of Central Methodist ChurchII133568613 December 1979
Thurlowbooth CottagesII104909115 March 1982
Toll Bar CottageII131153710 March 1986
Tomb, Seven Metres West of Tower of All Saints ChurchII133536024 January 1986
Tombstone 4 Metres to South of South Porch of St Marys ChurchII110912820 January 1986
Toplas Farmhouse and attached range of outbuildings to westII110908210 March 1986
Tramway BridgeII133532714 August 1985
Tramway EmbankmentII110919514 August 1985
Trinity Methodist ChurchII110917914 August 1985
Turn Pike CottageII110174713 December 1979
Turnditch SchoolII115880710 March 1986
Turners Charity FarmhouseII133538925 May 1988
Two Gatepiers and Quadrant Wall at Playing Field Entrance to South of Number 10II109920413 December 1979
Two pairs of gates and adjoining wall at Hartsay HallII133542525 May 1988
Two Sets Gate Piers, Small Gate and Garden Wall at Numbers 112 and 114II110921013 December 1979
Unity MillII133568313 December 1979
Unity MillII108735413 December 1979
Village Cross to the North East of the Jovial Dutchman Public HouseII133528925 September 1951
Waingroves CottageII133540025 May 1988
Waingroves HallII115899029 November 1965
Waingroves War MemorialII145947928 September 2018
Wakebridge FarmhouseII110920713 February 1967
Wall and Well Head at Smalley LodgeII115848514 October 1974
Wall Between Wingfield Station from End of the Front Boundary to the Stationmaster'S HouseII104590325 May 1971
Walls and Railings and Attached War Memorial to West of St Pauls ChurchII115873224 January 1986
Walls at Ireton GardensII133538424 January 1986
Walls of Railway Cutting extending from approximately 35 yards north of Long Row to Field Lane Bridge and from approximately 45 yards north of King Street to New Road BridgeII133567613 December 1979
Wallstone FarmhouseII110905610 March 1986
War MemorialII133571813 December 1979
War MemorialII13820289 August 2000
War Memorial and RailingsII110903425 May 1988
War Memorial to East of St Mary'S ChurchII110913020 January 1986
Warehouse Now Occupied by Dalton and Company Limited Silkolene LubricantsII108738413 December 1979
West and North Ranges of Farm Buildings Surrounding Farm Yard at Chevin House FarmII108737313 December 1979
Western Boundary Wall, Gate and End Piers at Entrance to Belper CemeteryII110921213 December 1979
Western Building Across Chevin Road at Crossroads FarmII108742413 December 1979
Western Gatepiers and Walls to Derby Lodge at Sk 435 444II115845614 October 1974
Western Range of Farm Buildings at Wyver FarmII110919113 December 1979
Western Range to Eastern Courtyard at Babington HospitalII108737913 December 1979
Western Ranges of Farm Buildings in North Eastern Farmyard at Crossroads FarmII108742313 December 1979
Whatstandwell BridgeII133531413 February 1967
White Hart Public HouseII110922013 December 1979
White HouseII115855110 March 1986
Wildersley FarmhouseII11092296 December 1974
Willetts FarmhouseII133535015 March 1982
Windley HallII123318513 February 1967
Windmill HouseII115903729 November 1965
Wingfield HallII110915413 February 1967
Wingfield HouseII110916214 August 1985
Wingfield Park LodgeII13111279 December 1988
Wingfield Tunnel North Portal (SPC8 51P2)II141768211 February 2014
Wingfield Tunnel South Portal (SPC8 51P1)II141768311 February 2014
Wood CottageII133537810 March 1986
Woodbank HouseII135621514 August 1985
Wycliffe Reform ChurchII110903225 May 1988
Wyver FarmhouseII134656713 December 1979
Yew Tree FarmhouseII110899020 December 1983
Zion CottageII104582210 August 1983
Zion Methodist ChurchII133530113 December 1979

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Amber Valley?
Amber Valley has 778 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 16 Grade I, 49 Grade II* and 713 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Amber Valley 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. Amber Valley’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Amber Valley 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.