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Listed buildings in Calderdale

Calderdale has 2,124 listed building entries — 16 Grade I, 108 Grade II* and 2,000 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 2 March 1950 and the most recent from 20 December 2019.

List entries
2,124
Grade I
16
0.8%
Grade II*
108
5.1%
Grade II
2,000
94.2%

When Calderdale’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,462 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade II listed buildings in Calderdale — page 7 of 7

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Old Maltings at Fountain Head BreweryII113877918 April 1990
The Old Town Hall and 1 to 11 Town Hall BuildingsII124801813 May 1992
The Old Water MillII123174216 July 1984
The Old White Bear InnII11337872 December 1983
The Part of Mount Pleasant Mills to Rear of Mount Pleasant House Occupied by Aj Dyter, Cabinet Maker and Firth JoinersII127885621 June 1984
The Playhouse Theatre with Entrance Gateway and RailingII113388723 November 1973
The Robin Hood InnII122700412 December 1984
The RookeryII12614863 November 1954
The Rose and Crown Public HouseII127929322 February 1984
The Royal Oak Public HouseII127253524 May 1994
The Royal Public HouseII126149923 November 1973
The RoydII127709516 July 1984
The Salt WarehouseII113447217 October 1975
The Savile Arms HotelII11339716 June 1983
The Shaw WestII127855222 February 1984
The ShopII131374319 July 1988
The Sister'S House and Priors MeadII11843673 January 1967
The SlackII12261751 November 1966
The SourhallII123020422 February 1984
The SquareII122913221 June 1984
The Three Pigeons Public HouseII139372524 March 2010
The Travellers Public HouseII13140662 December 1983
The TriangleII113446719 July 1988
The VicarageII126610012 December 1984
The VicarageII127707416 July 1984
The Victoria TheatreII124534424 June 1997
The Warehouse at EurekaII139372924 March 2010
The Wellington Public HouseII11339576 June 1983
The WellsII126149523 November 1973
The Westgate the Westgate Public HouseII125792224 February 1997
The White Lion Fisheries and Attached BarnII127907021 June 1984
Theatre Royal, Former Royal CinemaII124414724 May 1994
Thimble Nook CottageII131375219 July 1988
Thirst HouseII123217716 July 1984
Thorn Tree FarmhouseII13140872 December 1983
Thornhill HouseII11337892 December 1983
Thorpe HouseII129978419 July 1988
ThorpsII113393221 June 1984
Threap CroftII12730293 November 1954
Throstle Nest FarmhouseII123007821 June 1984
Tinker Hey FarmhouseII12999696 June 1983
Todmorden Edge NorthII123022122 February 1984
Todmorden Edge SouthII127894822 February 1984
Todmorden VicarageII122812412 May 1982
Todmorden Walsden Church of England Infants SchoolII113378422 February 1984
Todmorden Working Men'S Social ClubII127929722 February 1984
Toot Hill End and Attached BarnII113445115 November 1966
Toothill CourtII113384429 April 1982
Toothill HallII118399329 April 1982
Top O' the HillII133166612 December 1984
Top O'Th HillII122730612 December 1984
Tower of Church of St PeterII136608922 February 1984
Tower to Old Church of St MatthewII11337923 January 1967
Town HallII11338562 December 1983
Tray RoydII113445715 November 1966
Tudor HouseII12037843 November 1954
Two standing stones to north and south of lane between Stones Grange Farm and Stones Farm at NGR SD 92522359 and NGR 92252380II123097122 February 1984
Underbank HouseII131400912 December 1984
Underground Bath House, NorthowramII13929213 August 2005
Union Cross InnII124502223 November 1973
Unit 10, Mill House EstateII113450219 July 1988
Unit 30, Mill House EstateII129973819 July 1988
Unit 5, Mill House EstateII131372319 July 1988
Unit One, Mill House EstateII113450119 July 1988
Unitarian LodgeII122898722 February 1984
United Reformed Sunday SchoolII11850926 June 1983
Units 17 and 18, Mill House EstateII129970519 July 1988
Upper Blind Lane Farmhouse and attached barnII127936621 June 1984
Upper Bottomley FarmhouseII127810416 July 1984
Upper Butterworth EndII130047619 July 1988
Upper Clough FootII127921921 June 1984
Upper East LeeII113457822 February 1984
Upper Field House Farmhouse and 4, 5, 6 and 7, Upper Field House LaneII132002119 July 1988
Upper Foot Farm Cottage Upper Foot FarmhouseII136616915 November 1966
Upper George Yard WarehouseII141362429 July 2013
Upper Han RoydII122935921 June 1984
Upper HathershelfII127909419 July 1963
Upper House FarmhouseII122867922 February 1984
Upper Long Bottom Farm Cottage Upper Long Bottom FarmhouseII113442319 July 1988
Upper Lumb Cottage Upper Lumb FarmhouseII113453419 July 1988
Upper Marsh Farmhouse and Attached BarnII13140412 December 1983
Upper Merry BentII123197516 July 1984
Upper Mytholm Farmhouse and Attached BarnII122703812 December 1984
Upper Quick Stavers FarmhouseII111577715 November 1966
Upper Reap HurstII12540453 November 1954
Upper RookesII13001983 January 1967
Upper Saltonstall FarmhouseII126148923 November 1973
Upper Small Shaw Farmhouse and Attached BarnII12270931 November 1966
Upper Snape (And Attached Barn)II118478112 October 1978
Upper Stubbings Farmhouse and BarnII12900623 November 1954
Upper Wat IngII118445615 November 1966
Vaccary WallingII140516026 February 2013
Valve Tower to South East Corner of Widdop ReservoirII122670112 December 1984
Ventilation Shaft for Castle Carr Tunnel 200 Metres West of Weavers Gate FootpathII122739812 December 1984
Ventilation Shaft for Castle Carr Tunnel 400 Metres East of Weavers Gate FootpathII122770912 December 1984
Victoria BridgeII111627319 July 1988
Victoria BridgeII123042821 June 1984
Victoria MemorialII125404223 November 1973
Village StocksII11338843 November 1954
Wadsworth Royd FarmhouseII123009119 July 1963
Wadsworth War MemorialII14649519 September 2019
Wainstalls Wesleyan Reformed Church with Intergral Sunday SchoolII125914229 April 1982
Wakefield Road Bridge at Se09542248II12472405 February 1996
Wall and Gateway Attached to North East of BowersII127709616 July 1984
Wall with 2 Gateways and Gates to West and South of Christ ChurchII113443019 July 1988
Wall with Archway Attached to Ball GreenII113442815 November 1966
Wall with Bee Boles, Water Spout and Trough Approximately 7 Metres to South West of Kershaw HouseII131373219 July 1988
Wall with Gatepiers, Gates and Railings and 2 Flights of Steps to Front of Boulder Clough Bethel ChapelII131374519 July 1988
Walls and Gates to Abbott'S Ladies HomeII124399530 January 1992
Walls and Railings, Gates and Gate Piers Enclosing Station Surgery Walls and Railings, Gates and Gatepiers Enclosing Station SurgeryII129941819 July 1988
Walls Gates and Gate Piers in Front of United Reformed Church and Attached Railings Flanking EntrancesII130049411 July 1980
Walls Which Enclose Former Orchard for Kirklees Priory 80 Metres East of Priory GatehouseII13002822 December 1983
Walls, Railings and Gateway to Church of St Thomas a BecketII126603512 December 1984
Walt Royd FarmhouseII11338913 November 1954
War MemorialII139181423 November 2006
War MemorialII139182723 November 2006
War Memorial at Se 012260 50 Metres to East of the Dusty Miller Public HouseII122911221 June 1984
War Memorial in Duffy'S ParkII113388023 November 1973
War Memorial in Rydings ParkII11338392 December 1983
War Memorial Opposite Ripponden Post OfficeII123197916 July 1984
War Memorial Outside Rastrick LibraryII13915241 August 2005
War Memorial, the ParkII113397829 April 1982
Warehouse at the StannaryII12998066 June 1983
Warland Farm and Warland Farm CottageII123098222 February 1984
Warley CloseII125912323 November 1973
Warley Edge FarmhouseII12430843 November 1954
Warley GrangeII11338903 November 1954
Waske HallII12588393 November 1954
Water Siphon on Ovenden Beck to South of Old Lane MillII124414824 May 1994
Water Tower to Lumbutts Old MillII122977922 February 1984
Waterloo HouseII126593612 December 1984
WaterstallsII131410722 February 1984
Weasel Hall Weasel Hall CottageII118525221 June 1984
Weather HillII123044421 June 1984
Weather HillII123122416 July 1984
Weavers Arms Public HouseII118547622 February 1984
Weaving Shed with Roadside Wall and Gatepiers at North End of Oats Royd Mill ComplexII130042220 August 1982
Well Approximately 5 Metres to North West of Number 190 (Porter Lodge)II113446419 July 1988
Well Head Well Head CottageII11339666 June 1983
Well RoydII11339766 June 1983
Wesley Methodist ChurchII133002221 February 1994
West Bar and Attached BarnII127895022 February 1984
West End Bridge over the Hebden WaterII123044521 June 1984
West HouseII13140193 November 1954
West Rodwell End Attached to Ruined ChapelII123067022 February 1984
West RoydII118370719 July 1988
West Vale Public HallII141897311 March 2015
West ViewII11338342 December 1983
Western Portal to Beacon Hill Railway TunnelII113878728 September 1993
Westfield Farmhouse and Westfield House and Attached DoorwayII130028919 July 1988
Westfield Gate Farmhouse and Attached BarnII11852156 June 1983
Wharf HouseII113454915 November 1966
Wharf Office at Se1068 2132 Calder and Hebble NavigationII12472755 February 1996
Wheat IngII126538412 December 1984
Wheat Ing BridgeII122761712 December 1984
Wheatley Royd FarmhouseII127936721 June 1984
Wheelhouse on East Bank of Ringstone Edge ReservoirII123240416 July 1984
Wheelhouse on West Bank of Ringstone Edge ReservoirII127732516 July 1984
Whinney Royd FarmhouseII12591253 November 1954
White Birch Farmhouse and BarnII13139953 November 1954
White HoleII122764312 December 1984
White LeeII123000419 July 1963
White Lee and Attached BarnII122987021 June 1984
White Lee and White Lee House, Including Archway Attached to RearII122986819 July 1963
White Lion Public HouseII122949621 June 1984
White Lion Public HouseII126573812 December 1984
White SlackII123098422 February 1984
White Windows, Cheshire HomeII136616215 November 1966
Whitehall ArchwayII12264431 November 1966
Whitehall FarmhouseII12636161 November 1966
Whitehall HotelII11842052 December 1983
Whiteley Royd Farmhouse and Attached BarnII127941122 February 1984
Whitestone Clough FarmhouseII118403919 July 1988
Wicken HillII122949021 June 1984
Widdop GateII122682512 December 1984
Wilcroft Farmhouse and Eastern Part of Wilcroft House Wilcroft HouseII126538112 December 1984
Wilderness Farm, Cottages and Attached BarnII13139596 June 1983
Willow Clough and Willow LodgeII113444519 July 1988
Willow HallII12900593 November 1954
Windmill HillII13140772 December 1983
Wittonstall End Cottage Wittonstall End FarmhouseII123071422 February 1984
Wood CottageII113458222 February 1984
Wood End HouseII122971921 June 1984
Wood End HouseII123125316 July 1984
Wood HallII12432053 November 1954
Wood Royd Farmhouse, Cottage and Attached BarnII127709816 July 1984
Wood TopII123051921 June 1984
Wood TopII127861721 June 1984
WoodendII122966021 June 1984
WoodhouseII123098622 February 1984
Woodhouse Bridge and Retaining Walls to Either SideII123098522 February 1984
Woodhouse Mill BridgeII123112522 February 1984
Woolrow and Woolrow FarmhouseII13140532 December 1983
Workhouse Farmhouse and Attached BarnII126606812 December 1984
Workhouse Green Farmhouse and Attached BarnII126599712 December 1984
Workshop and barn range to west and north of Field House incorporating Nos 6-16 (even) Upper Field House LaneII131373715 November 1966
Wren NestII123291816 July 1984
Wynteredge HallII11338183 January 1967
Yew TreesII11338232 December 1983
Yew TreesII12540063 November 1954

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Calderdale?
Calderdale has 2,124 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 16 Grade I, 108 Grade II* and 2,000 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Calderdale 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. Calderdale’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Calderdale 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.