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Listed buildings in County Durham

County Durham has 3,091 listed building entries — 102 Grade I, 167 Grade II* and 2,822 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 24 February 1950 and the most recent from 2 February 2022.

List entries
3,091
Grade I
102
3.3%
Grade II*
167
5.4%
Grade II
2,822
91.3%

When County Durham’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,768 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in County Durham — page 3 of 10

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Barrington LodgeII116000929 April 1952
Base and Cross Shaft Fragment in the Garden of Cross HouseII115971912 January 1967
Base Stone of CrossII11210974 July 1985
Basin to South of Bowes MuseumII128273128 November 1994
Bastion 30 Metres South of Brancepeth CastleII11207707 December 1987
Bath House Cottage Approximately 10 Metres North of Bath HouseII112178314 September 1966
Bath House in WoodII116004614 September 1966
Baxter Wood FarmhouseII132320710 March 1988
Bay Horse Public HouseII120968523 May 1994
Beamish Burn FarmhouseII124081121 January 1987
Beamish Home Farm House, Stable and Mounting BlockII126082121 January 1987
Beamishburn BridgeII126082319 July 1950
Bearpark Hall FarmhouseII127196730 November 1998
Beaurepaire Manor HouseII112072128 February 1952
Beckley Farmhouse and Farmbuildings AttachedII126074421 January 1987
BeckwathII112185317 June 1986
Beckwith Headstones Circa 10 Metres South of Vestry of Church of at EbbaII124047421 January 1987
Bedal Tomb Circa 16 Metres South West of Church of St MaryII112159526 November 1987
Bedburn Hall and Attached Wall and OutbuildingII112157126 November 1987
Beddell HouseII11207507 December 1987
Bede LodgeII131020010 July 1981
Bede RestII115921410 March 1988
Beech Grove FarmhouseII132308823 February 1987
Beech Grove the GrangeII112163514 September 1966
Beechburn GrangeII12288045 June 1987
Beer Beck Low BridgeII116104017 June 1986
Belfry 100 Metres North of Church of St MaryII120358231 December 1974
Belfry HouseII122932717 April 1952
Bell Headstone, 4 Metres South East of Church of St RomaldII116116117 June 1986
Belmont ViaductII112072614 January 1988
Belmont War MemorialII143356013 April 2016
Biggin Farm CottageII118599324 June 1987
Bishop Auckland Cemetery ChapelII129201623 May 1994
Bishop Auckland Cemetery GatesII129755523 May 1994
Bishop Auckland Cemetery LodgeII119658223 May 1994
Bishop Auckland Methodist ChurchII120902423 May 1994
Bishop Butler'S HouseII12780745 June 1987
Bishop Cosin'S AlmhousesII132286510 March 1988
Bishop Middleham War MemorialII143358215 April 2016
Bishop OakII123320131 January 1967
Black Bull Public HouseII12331045 June 1987
Black Horse Public HouseII129212922 February 1973
Black Lion Public House and Former Stable WingII132283631 October 1973
Blackcleugh Farmhouse and OutbuildingII12323435 June 1987
Blackhall War MemorialII143364115 April 2016
Blackhill War MemorialII146784513 January 2020
Blackton Bridge Over Eggleston BurnII132274726 November 1987
Blades Field Farmhouse and Attached Outbuilding to EastII112168828 October 1987
Blaeberry Cleugh Lead Mine Bouse TeamII12323065 June 1987
Blaeberry Cleugh Lead Mine Buddle, on West Bank of Blaeberry CleughII12324775 June 1987
Blaeberry Cleugh Lead Mine Knocking Wall and Bingstead on West Bank of Blaeberry BurnII12324615 June 1987
Blanchband Bridge, Partly in County of NorthumberlandII12298515 June 1987
Bland NookII116090717 June 1986
Bleagill BridgeII112155726 November 1987
Blue Bell Public HouseII120169028 November 1994
Board CottageII12405304 August 1975
Boldron Farmhouse and Attached Barn to EastII112169128 October 1987
Bollihope House Farmhouse and Barn AdjoiningII12311725 June 1987
Bombay HouseII123308931 January 1967
Bonnymoor and Harthopeburn CottageII12320825 June 1987
Boundary StoneII112157726 November 1987
Boundary StoneII132280126 November 1987
Boundary Stone 550 Metres North of Byers HillII133863428 October 1987
Boundary Stone About 100 Metres East of Road to Stanhope, on Parish BoundaryII12791455 June 1987
Boundary Stone About 40 Metres North of Junction with Obelisk LaneII116041510 March 1988
Boundary Stone About 500 Metres North East of Shotley SpaII106754421 January 1987
Boundary Stone Alongside Fence at Nz 04924972II124068621 January 1987
Boundary Stone Approximately 330 Metres East of Bath WoodII112178530 September 1987
Boundary Stone Approximately 40 Metres North-West of the CabinII133862830 September 1987
Boundary Stone Approximately 50 Metres West of East End of Bath WoodII116006030 September 1987
Boundary Stone at Dead FriarII12305025 June 1987
Boundary Stone at Junction with B6278II112162526 November 1987
Boundary Stone at Ngr 05404894II126089621 January 1987
Boundary Stone at Ngr Nz 04984973II124068521 January 1987
Boundary Stone at Ngr Nz 05414898II124072621 January 1987
Boundary Stone at Ngr Nz 06625001II137029718 June 1986
Boundary Stone at Ngr Nz 06634990II104531418 June 1986
Boundary Stone at Ngr Nz 06644995II115647018 June 1986
Boundary Stone at Ngr Nz 06645006II115646518 June 1986
Boundary Stone at Nz 04874970II124068721 January 1987
Boundary Stone at Wall Corner at Ngr Nz 05174974II126091421 January 1987
Boundary Stone at West Side of Former Railway LineII12333115 June 1987
Boundary Stone Circa 200 Metres East of Horseshoe WoodII131100914 January 1988
Boundary Stone Circa 220 Metres West of Stuartfield LodgeII129941024 June 1987
Boundary Stone Circa 400 Metres West of Windy NookII120328426 November 1987
Boundary stone circa 5 metres north-east of gate to Waskerley Farm on Nanny Mayer's InclineII124072721 January 1987
Boundary Stone Next to Fence Circa 30 Feet from RoadII125282521 June 1984
Boundary Stone North of School of AgricultureII116126410 March 1988
Boundary Stone on South Side of Junction with Crane Row LaneII112161626 November 1987
Boundary Stone South East of Fence Corner at Ngr Nz 05174979II124068421 January 1987
Boundary Stone to Cumbria/North YorksII132701321 June 1984
Boundary Wall Circa 200 Metres North of Beaurepaire Manor HouseII132321314 January 1988
Boundary Wall to Bowes Museum North, East and South Boundary Wall to Bowes Museum with North Piers and GatesII120133322 February 1973
Bournmoor Cricket Club HouseII112098723 February 1987
Bouse Hoppers 100 Metres North of Great Eggleshope BeckII132278326 June 1987
Bow Bridge Or Thorsgill Beck Packhorse BridgeII131050312 January 1967
Bow CottageII132325010 March 1988
Bowbank House and Attached WingII116067517 June 1986
Bowes and District Working Men'S ClubII132302912 January 1967
Bowes HallII112107112 January 1967
Bowes House CottagesII115891123 February 1987
Bowfield CottageII112107017 June 1986
Bowling Club Pavilion Approximately 70 Metres to East of Bowes MuseumII129205728 November 1994
BoxwoodII11210854 July 1985
Brabant Tomb Circa 3 Metres South of Church of St MichaelII112146614 March 1988
Bradley Burn BridgeII12325995 June 1987
Bradley Burn FarmhouseII12325235 June 1987
Bradley Hall FarmhouseII123252531 January 1967
Bramble CottageII13106924 July 1985
Brancepeth BridgeII112075925 October 1974
Brancepeth BridgeII12793755 June 1987
Brancepeth War MemorialII143373115 April 2016
Brandon War MemorialII143374015 April 2016
Brass Tomb Approximately 4 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St John the EvangelistII112143814 June 1988
Brewery CottagesII112095123 February 1987
Brewery HouseII112095729 July 1950
Bridge 170 Metres North of the Mill HouseII11591297 December 1987
Bridge and Conduit Arch 100 Metres South West of Level EntranceII103910126 November 1987
Bridge C.300 Metres South-East of Witton CastleII112179730 September 1987
Bridge Carrying Drive to Greencroft Park Over Newhouse BurnII111630224 June 1987
Bridge EndII12296025 June 1987
Bridge End House with Adjacent Coach House and Yard WallsII112164912 January 1967
Bridge Over Ashgill BeckII132275226 November 1987
Bridge Over Forthburn Beck on North Drive to Former Streatlam CastleII132272014 September 1966
Bridge Over Grewburn BeckII120333726 November 1987
Bridge Over Newbiggin Beck 100 Metres North of Fellowship FarmII112155826 November 1987
Bridge Over RailwayII115996314 January 1988
Bridge Over River WearII12771605 June 1987
Bridge Over Rookhope BurnII12313765 June 1987
Bridge Over Thornhope BeckII12330965 June 1987
Bridge Over Waskerley WalkII118597424 June 1987
Bridge, 220 Metres North of East Mellwaters FarmhouseII112106717 June 1986
Bridge, C100 Metres East of Witton Castle, and Wall AttachedII133859730 September 1987
Bridgewater Arms (West Section)II11210614 July 1985
Brignall Farmhouse, with Attached Outbuilding to EastII132273928 October 1987
Brignall GrangeII116042428 October 1987
Brignall Mill HouseII132273820 September 1974
Broadwood FarmhouseII12299935 June 1987
Brook HouseII115995117 June 1986
Brook Lea House (Shown on Os Map As Brook House)II132305317 June 1986
Brook VillaII11859866 August 1974
Brookside with Adjacent OutbuildingsII112169728 October 1987
Broom Farmhouse and Outbuildings to RightII112070324 May 1978
Broom House FarmhouseII118599524 June 1987
Broomielaw Farmhouse and Attached Outbuildings and PumpII132272230 September 1987
Broomshields HallII118599817 January 1967
Brusselton Accommodation BridgeII11604023 November 1993
Buckshott Farmhouse and Byres AdjoiningII12293355 June 1987
Building Adjoining the South West Corner of Elemore Grange BarnII123195214 February 1985
Bull Hole Byre to North of Lodge FarmhouseII112072012 January 1986
Burn HouseII124047721 January 1987
Burnhope War MemorialII14616544 April 2019
Burnopfield War MemorialII143385618 April 2016
Burrall Tomb Circa 6 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St MichaelII112146714 June 1988
Burtree Ford House and Barn AdjoiningII12313115 June 1987
Butter StoneII112105017 June 1986
Butterknowle War MemorialII143386725 April 2016
Butts HouseII12313133 May 1985
Byerleyhouse BridgeII111573924 June 1987
Byers Green War MemorialII143389325 April 2016
Byre Adjoining to Left of Levy Pool FarmhouseII115965417 June 1986
Byre and Attached Cart Shed 40 Metres North of Walker HallII11600274 July 1985
Byre Attached to Right of Humbleton FarmhouseII11210954 July 1985
Byre HouseII112177914 September 1966
Byre House and Barn to Left of West Wood FarmhouseII132304717 June 1986
Byre House, 10 Metres East of East End of Laithkirk ChurchII112103217 June 1986
Byre to East of Pedams Oak FarmhouseII12293345 June 1987
Byres and Loft South-East of High ShipleyII133860030 September 1987
Byres and Sheds to Demesnes MillII120134428 November 1994
Candle House at NewhouseII12335155 June 1987
Caretaker'S Flat and Stable, with Adjacent Piers, to No.20II13104749 January 1981
Caretaker'S House of Former Leazes Board SchoolII124095521 January 1987
CarrowcroftII116101817 June 1986
Cart Shed North of Willow Green FarmhouseII12296045 June 1987
Cart Shed, 2 Metres to Rear of Number 22a Main StreetII132284224 February 1986
Cart Shed, Stables and Loft and Byre East of High Woodfield FarmhouseII12793365 June 1987
Cart Shed, Stables and Loft to South East of Park Head FarmhouseII120897123 June 1994
Cartshed and Barn, 10 Metres West of Old Farmhouse, Hollin Hall WestII11211074 July 1985
Cartshed and Granary 50 Metres North of Hutton Hall FarmhouseII132274528 October 1987
Cartshed Circa 80 Metres North of Broom House FarmhouseII114589724 June 1987
Cartshed/Granary South-West of Ovington HallII112167230 July 1987
Castle Eden InnII112093820 February 1967
Castle Eden War MemorialII143494811 May 2016
Castle FarmhouseII112170328 October 1987
Castle Farmhouse and Byre with Loft to LeftII116131917 June 1986
Castle Garden Walls South of Forecourt of Witton CastleII112179530 September 1987
Castle Hill FarmhouseII12326485 June 1987
Castle LodgeII112077420 November 1973
Castle TerraceII112103817 June 1986
Castle Wall Including Market Lodge, Gateway and Bus ShelterII12320295 June 1987
Castleside War MemorialII143389823 May 2016
Cathedral Precinct WallII131011510 March 1988
Cattle Market Auction BuildingII12325135 June 1987
Ceddesfeld HallII116000129 April 1952
Cemetery ChapelII121897129 November 1993
Cemetery of St Cuthbert's College, UshawII14072749 January 2014
Central BuildingsII112175914 September 1966
Chapel of St Joseph at St Cuthbert's College, UshawII118595924 June 1987
Chapel of the Venerable BedeII139205825 June 2007
Chapel ViewII112155926 November 1987
Chapter Clerk'S Office and Chapter RoomII13232236 May 1952
Chare Top CottageII124041421 January 1987
Charley'S Cross at West Corner of Junction with Church StreetII112139230 April 1971
Charlton House and Attached Rear Wall Charlton House, ThorngateII129174322 February 1973
Chatterley FarmhouseII12333335 June 1987
Cherry Tree HouseII12330925 June 1987
Chest Tomb to William Thompson, 8 Metres West of Church of St GilesII112103517 June 1986
Chester LodgeII132310323 February 1987
Chimney Circa 600 Metres West of A68II110149324 June 1987
Chimney of Engine House at Sikehead Lead MineII12295285 June 1987
Chimney, Building Abutting and Larger Building Presser Pumping StationII12295985 June 1987
Cholera Monument Approximately 30 Metres South of Church of St MaryII129190028 November 1994
Christ ChurchII123227214 February 1985
Christ Church Church HallII124272821 November 1995
Christ Church Non-Conformist ChurchII13918659 February 2007
Christchurch DurhamII115938010 March 1988
Christchurch Durham hall and officesII112068130 April 1971
Church Bridge Over Langley BeckII116007014 September 1966
Church HallII123203420 February 1967
Church HallII133860817 June 1986
Church HouseII12610024 August 1975
Church of All SaintsII132284124 February 1986
Church of Holy TrinityII112163426 November 1987
Church of Holy TrinityII131029428 October 1987
Church of Our Blessed Lady ImmaculateII126096621 January 1987
Church of Our Lady and St JosephII135666721 January 1987
Church of Our Lady Immaculate and Saint CuthbertII12289765 June 1987
Church of St AndrewII11211334 July 1985
Church of St AndrewII112144714 June 1988
Church of St AndrewII13236891 June 1998
Church of St AnneII129220120 September 1972
Church of St BarnabasII112098823 February 1987
Church of St BartholomewII115928610 May 1967
Church of St BartholomewII12333135 June 1987
Church of St Charles and Presbytery AttachedII116000714 June 1988
Church of St CuthbertII115978214 January 1988
Church of St CuthbertII11213966 May 1952
Church of St CuthbertII118599717 January 1967
Church of St CuthbertII12403816 June 1951
Church of St CuthbertII133861230 September 1987
Church of St Cuthbert and Presbytery AttachedII116051210 March 1988
Church of St EdmundII112071814 January 1988
Church of St EdmundII122933131 January 1967
Church of St GeorgeII126077821 January 1987
Church of St GilesII132305012 January 1967
Church of St GodricII112071710 March 1988
Church of St Hild and St HelenII123226921 June 1950
Church of St IvesII12405594 July 1986
Church of St JamesII112094020 February 1967
Church of St JamesII129285220 September 1972
Church of St JohnII112149824 February 1986
Church of St JohnII124072821 January 1987
Church of St John EvangelistII112161726 November 1987
Church of St John the BaptistII123217131 January 1967
Church of St John the EvangelistII11210874 July 1985
Church of St John the EvangelistII12322165 June 1987
Church of St John the EvangelistII127726221 June 1950
Church of St LukeII11214729 January 1968
Church of St Luke, Winterton HospitalII112149024 February 1986
Church of St MargaretII124088719 July 1950
Church of St MaryII112166412 January 1967
Church of St MaryII11593487 December 1987
Church of St MaryII11598389 January 1968
Church of St MaryII116039828 October 1987
Church of St MaryII13110107 December 1987
Church of St MaryII132276826 November 1987
Church of St Mary and St StephenII123284131 January 1967
Church of St Mary MagdalenII143102219 September 2016
Church of St Mary MagdaleneII115910810 May 1967
Church of St Mary the LessII112133510 March 1988
Church of St Mary the VirginII115889511 October 1985
Church of St MichaelII118595317 January 1967
Church of St MichaelII129942918 August 1976
Church of St Michael and All AngelsII123145929 June 1971
Church of St Michael and All AngelsII132324010 May 1967
Church of St NicholasII131068419 February 1970
Church of St Osmund and linking range to presbyteryII143102319 September 2016
Church of St PaulII112144930 March 1951
Church of St PaulII115930123 February 1987
Church of St PeterII115970814 June 1988
Church of St PeterII129212024 April 1987
Church of St Philip and St JamesII12290165 June 1987
Church of St Philip and St JamesII12325165 June 1987
Church of St StephenII12793745 June 1987
Church of St ThomasII12288105 June 1987
Church of St ThomasII124095119 July 1950
Church of St Thomas of CanterburyII12333075 June 1987
Church of St. AidanII126099121 January 1987
Church of St. Mary MagdaleneII11214519 January 1968
Church of St. MichaelII112172128 October 1987
Church of the Holy TrinityII112096315 August 1985
Church of the Holy TrinityII11593229 January 1968
Church of the Holy TrinityII123181414 February 1985
Church of the Holy TrinityII132308720 February 1967
Church ViewII112175714 September 1966
Church ViewII116015028 October 1987
Churchyard Gates, 35 Metres West of Church of St JamesII112093911 October 1985
Churchyard Wall and Railings to Church of St Andrew, Lych Gates and Grave CoversII120903523 May 1994
Churchyard Wall Around Old Church of St MaryII112169512 January 1967
Churchyard Wall with Gates, Piers and War MemorialII12319565 June 1987

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in County Durham?
County Durham has 3,091 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 102 Grade I, 167 Grade II* and 2,822 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in County Durham 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. County Durham’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
County Durham 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.