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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 4 of 10

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Churchyard Wall, 40 Metres West of Church of St Edmund Churchyard Wall, 50 Metres South West of Church of St EdmundII112148324 February 1986
Churchyard Walls and Hearse House to North of Church of St ThomasII12311665 June 1987
Cistern at Nz 2221 5390, 800 Metres West of Park Head FarmhouseII119645023 May 1994
Cistern in Walled GardenII131078530 September 1987
City HotelII132288230 April 1971
Claremont and BrierdeneII131034514 September 1966
Clark Tomb Circa 15 Metres South of West End of Church of St MichaelII116000214 January 1988
Cleadon HouseII12329085 June 1987
Cleatlam HallII132302214 September 1966
Cleatlam HouseII13230424 July 1985
Cleeves Cross Circa 10 Metres North East of No 28II131094614 June 1988
Clerks House and the Cottage Attached to Right of Thornley HouseII11593757 December 1987
Cleveland CottageII131095914 September 1966
Clock Tower, Weighbridge and Stables AdjoiningII112158026 November 1987
Close Cottage Nether WestwickII11599014 July 1985
Clove Lodge Farmhouse, Byre/Stables Attached to West and Range of Sheds Attached to EastII112104217 June 1986
Co-Operative StoresII123149216 October 1985
Coach and Horses Public HouseII128288022 February 1973
Coach House 15 Metres North East of Number 12 the VillageII11207627 December 1987
Coach House and Loose Boxes, 10 Metres North of the CottageII132312111 October 1985
Coach House CentreII112149624 February 1986
Coach House North of the RectoryII12315895 June 1987
Coach House Range to North of Thorpe Grange FarmhouseII116123528 October 1987
Coach House to Demesne HallII12767735 June 1987
Coach House to North of the Old Rectory, with Attached WallsII112172028 October 1987
Coach-House and Stables, 40 Metres West of Newsham HallII11600814 July 1985
Coach-House, 30 Metres North of Stubb HouseII112105514 September 1966
Cock Grave Cover Adjacent to West Wall of South Side of Church of St MargaretII124088821 January 1987
Cockfield Hall and Farm Buildings and Walls AttachedII133861023 September 1982
Cockfield War MemorialII143573315 June 2016
Cole Hill Linked FarmbuildingsII112151524 February 1986
Colepike Hall and Attached WallII111608317 January 1967
College of the Venerable Bede War MemorialII146567130 October 2019
Colliery Disaster Memorial 90 Metres West of Church of St HelenII11593237 December 1987
Colliery Disaster Memorial In Tudhoe CemeteryII132283214 June 1988
Collingwood and Retaining Wall to LeftII116092417 June 1986
Collins Tomb Circa 4 Metres South of Church of St Mary and St StephenII12768685 June 1987
Colpitts HotelII115916416 October 1975
Colpitts TerraceII115918616 October 1975
Column,35 Metres East of Edleston HouseII115971414 September 1966
Commercial HotelII120956924 February 1950
Community CentreII128174626 November 1987
Conduit HouseII11597346 May 1952
Conduit House, 20 Metres South-East of Baxter Wood FarmhouseII112070710 March 1988
Congregational Church and Sunday SchoolII121010422 February 1973
Conservatory North West of Burn HallII112066610 March 1988
Coopers Public HouseII119658820 September 1972
Copper Beech House and Attached OutbuildingsII13230354 July 1985
Corner Cottage Mansion CottageII122957329 June 1971
Corner HouseII11207537 December 1987
Coronation Bridge Over River WearII12300375 June 1987
Cosin'S AlmshousesII11213856 May 1952
Cotherstone Friends Meeting HouseII132305217 June 1986
Cotsford Grange FarmhouseII132312311 October 1985
Cottage and Byre East of Pedams Oak FarmhouseII12295215 June 1987
Cottage and Enclosure on South Bank of Muggleswick Burn and Wall to LeftII124062421 January 1987
Cottage and Stables Circa 100 Metres West of Kimbleworth Grange FarmhouseII132321914 January 1988
Cottage Attached to East of GibsideII13230214 July 1985
Cottage Circa 10 Metres North East of Bedburn HallII132279726 November 1987
Cottage North West of Low Harperley FarmhouseII12326415 June 1987
Cottage North-West of Low Burn Hall FarmhouseII115984610 March 1988
Cottage, Byre and Loose Boxes, 10 Metres North of Castle FarmhouseII116133617 June 1986
Coundon War MemorialII143680329 July 2016
Counts HouseII11592096 May 1952
County Bridge Marker Approximately 100 Metres South of Spinkford BridgeII131024030 September 1987
County Bridge Marker in Recess in Outhouse to No 1II115916930 September 1987
County Council Marker Stone in Front of No. 13II112183430 September 1987
County Council Marker Stone in Front of No. 77II133857330 September 1987
County Library BranchII12314935 June 1987
County Police Communication TowerII135034026 March 2003
Courtyard and Orchard Walls in Front of Stable BlockII12295855 June 1987
Cow Shed, Stable and Hay Loft to South of Dry Gill West FarmhouseII12300395 June 1987
Cowclose House and Adjacent ByreII116028128 October 1987
Cowshill War MemorialII143679929 July 2016
Coxhoe War MemorialII143682329 July 2016
Cragside CottageII12781615 June 1987
Cricketers' Arms Public HouseII120107022 February 1973
Crimdon Farmhouse and Attached FarmbuildingsII115892811 October 1985
Croft House Attached Extension and Sunny CroftII112103312 January 1967
Cross About 3 Metres South of Church of St Philip and St JamesII12290185 June 1987
Cross Base 4 Metres South of Church of St MaryII112166528 October 1987
Cross Base Circa 50 Metres North West of Dairy BridgeII112164328 October 1987
Cross Circa 17 Metres North West of Gate Piers to Esh HallII118595524 June 1987
Cross Hill Field Barn, 320 Metres North West of Rennygill BridgeII132304617 June 1986
Cross House and Church ViewII132302817 June 1986
Cross Lanes Farmhouse with Adjacent Outbuildings on WestII116076512 January 1967
Cross Shaft Base 8 Metres South of Church to North East of Croxdale HallII11207417 December 1987
Cross Socket by South East Entrance of St Michael'S ChurchyardII112172328 October 1987
Crosshill HotelII132284024 February 1986
Crosshill StoneII112103112 January 1967
Croxdale Wood HouseII13231847 December 1987
Culvert Arch Over Waskerley SikeII124068321 January 1987
Culvert Arch Over Waskerley SikeII126091321 January 1987
Cupola in Garden to East of Hamsterley HallII135666021 January 1987
Currah Tomb About 4 Metres South of Church of St JohnII12320815 June 1987
Curved Garden Wall to West of Windlestone HallII132286114 June 1988
Cutlers' HallII13566646 June 1951
Dairy Bridge CottageII112168412 January 1967
Dairy Bridge Over the River GretaII116095312 January 1967
Dalton BridgeII127742214 February 1985
Daniel Adamsons Coach HouseII136564120 February 1980
Davison Tomb Adjacent to East Wall of South Side of Nave of Church of St MargaretII124088921 January 1987
Dean Howl Farmhouse and Buildings AttachedII118597124 June 1987
Deanery BridgeII129215721 April 1952
Deanery Farmhouse and Cottage with Attached BarnII118598216 April 1986
Deepdale AqueductII131059317 June 1986
Deepdale Aqueduct (That Part in Barnard Castle Civil Parish)II129170628 November 1994
Deepdale BridgeII112164428 October 1987
Deepdale Cottage and Attached Sheds, 25 Metres North of Deepdale AqueductII112102317 June 1986
Demesne HallII123310831 January 1967
Demesnes MillII121006622 February 1973
Demesnes Mill House and Mill Cottage and Attached RailingsII128273922 February 1973
Dene LodgeII131019417 June 1986
Dene ViewII12313195 June 1987
Dent Headstone, 7 Metres South of Church of St RomaldII133860617 June 1986
Dent House Farmhouse with Adjacent Outbuilding on WestII132274028 October 1987
Department of Palaeography and DiplomaticII11206896 May 1952
Deputy Governor'S HouseII11214086 May 1952
Derwent Oak FarmII10675396 June 1951
Derwentcote CottageII135665821 January 1987
Derwentcote LodgeII106754121 January 1987
Detached Outbuilding, 1.5 Metres to Rear of Nesbitt HallII115896011 October 1985
Detached Pair of Gates, 45 Metres South-West of Biddick HallII112099023 February 1987
Dial HouseII12610504 August 1975
Dial House and Outbuildings Attached to Left and RightII11599184 July 1985
Diddridge Bridge Over Linburn BeckII112160526 November 1987
Disused Limekiln, 700 Metres South of Cote House FarmhouseII112184917 June 1986
Doe Park Cross Base, 170 Metres East of Doe ParkII112101517 June 1986
Dotheboys Hall and Former Coach HouseII112104012 January 1967
Douglas HouseII120131122 February 1973
Dovecot North West of Greencroft CottageII111631024 June 1987
Dovecote and Garden Wall South East of Snow'S Green HouseII126092021 January 1987
Dovecote and Outbuilding to West of West MewsII112164628 October 1987
Dovecote Attached to No. 32II116088314 September 1966
Dovecote North West of Frosterley HouseII12781495 June 1987
Dovecote, 150 Metres South-West of Biddick HallII115890023 February 1987
Dovecote,120 Metres North of Headlam HallII11210834 July 1985
Dowson Tomb Circa 3 Metres South of Baptist ChapelII137687226 November 1987
Driking Fountain in Wall to North East of Number 12, the VilllageII11207637 December 1987
Drinking fountainII121002820 September 1972
Drinking Fountain Approximately 16 Metres East of Central BuildingsII116039330 September 1987
Drinking Fountain, 30 Metres South-East of Entrance to Recreation GroundII112149724 February 1986
Drive bridge over Coundon Burn at NZ 2285 3056II129760923 May 1994
Drive Bridge over River GaunlessII11964496 May 1986
Dry Gill West FarmhouseII12303425 June 1987
Dryburn House (Dryburn Hospital Doctors' Residence)II112143719 February 1970
DryderdaleII112157226 November 1987
Dryderdale Lodge with Entrance Piers and Walls to SouthII112157326 November 1987
Dun Cow CottageII11206696 May 1952
Dun Cow Public House and 2 Mounting Blocks at Front at RearII112146214 June 1988
Dunelm Court Entrance Gateway to Dunelm CourtII120105322 February 1973
Dunelm House Including Landing Stage, Steps and attached WallsII14770649 July 2021
Dunn Tomb Circa 8 Metres South of Door of Church of St MichaelII112146514 June 1988
Durham HouseII112111314 September 1966
Durham Light Infantry South African War MemorialII112138010 March 1988
Durham Prison C WingII131052410 March 1988
Durham Prison ChapelII112140710 March 1988
Durham Prison D and a WingsII112140610 March 1988
Durham Prison WorkshopsII132327810 March 1988
Durham Railway Station Front RangeII116150810 March 1988
Durham Railway Station West Range and CanopyII112134410 March 1988
Durham School Luce Music Centre and Porter'S Lodge AdjoiningII132287010 March 1988
Durham School South Building, Frontage Building and GatewayII131023010 March 1988
Dutch Barn at Park Head FarmII11964546 May 1986
Dutch Barn at Streatlam Home FarmII116101530 September 1987
Dwarf Walls in Front of Eastgate MillII12781465 June 1987
Earle and Collingwoods Tombs About 3 Metres South of Church of St ThomasII12318725 June 1987
Easington Colliery Disaster Memorial (including memorial screens, communal grave areas, raised beds and former colliery equipment)II143788925 August 2016
Easington Colliery War MemorialII143511624 May 2016
East and West Houses, Longhorn EndsII12782565 June 1987
East Barn at Broadwood Home FarmII132029224 June 1987
East Biggins Farmhouse and Barns AttachedII12326805 June 1987
East Entrance Screen to Rokeby Park, with Attached Walls and RailingsII116081912 January 1967
East FarmhouseII127740014 February 1985
East Farmhouse and Wall Attached to SouthII112113614 September 1966
East Greystone FarmhouseII11210984 July 1985
East Howle and Crossings War MemorialII14369805 August 2016
East Knitsley Grange FarmhouseII124053121 January 1987
East Langton FarmhouseII13108404 July 1985
East LodgeII112099323 February 1987
East Lodge to Rokeby ParkII112167812 January 1967
East Masham House and West Masham HouseII112176314 September 1966
East Mortuary Chapel of Benfieldside CemeteryII124040721 January 1987
East Nettlepot Farmhouse and Attached FarmbuildingsII116074517 June 1986
East Oakley HouseII120967721 April 1952
East Park Farmhouse with Outbuildings to RearII13112207 December 1987
East Range to Rear of the Old Manor House HotelII129237023 May 1994
East Shaws Farmhouse and Wall Attached to NorthII112108917 November 1976
Eastern Lime Kiln on North Bank of Bollihope BurnII12311705 June 1987
Eastgate MillII12313735 June 1987
Eastgate War MemorialII14340637 June 2016
Eastwood HallII112172828 October 1987
Ebchester War MemorialII143682829 July 2016
Ebor HouseII133861814 September 1966
Eden House, with Walls, Railings and GatesII112145414 June 1988
Edge HotelII12817516 August 1987
Edge Knoll Farmhouse and Attached Farm BuildingsII13227735 February 1987
Edmondbyers Youth HostelII12293325 June 1987
Eggleshope House East with Attached Outbuildings Eggleshope House West with Attached OutbuildingsII132275026 November 1987
Eggleston Baptist ChurchII105485226 November 1987
Eldon War MemorialII14527568 February 2018
Elemore Grange BarnII123181614 February 1985
Elim CottageII116004712 January 1967
Elliott Tomb Circa 9 Metres South of Porch of Church of St MaryII132277026 November 1987
Elm CottageII12290155 June 1987
Elm HouseII132283324 February 1986
Elstob HallII13108739 January 1968
Elwy Cottage and Laburnum Cottage and Branton Cottage and Garden WallsII112104512 January 1967
Emerson Tomb About 15 Metres East of Church of St John, Near South Wall of ChurchyardII12321995 June 1987
Emmerson Cottage, The Cottages and Muschamp HouseII12313075 June 1987
Engine PondII115914130 September 1987
Entrance Building Attached to West of the Brewery HouseII112097120 February 1967
Entrance Gateway to Windlestone Hall, with Piers, Quadrant Walls and GatesII11603169 January 1968
Entrance Screen to North East of Castle LodgeII115909610 May 1967
Entrance Screen to Startforth HallII132275828 October 1987
Erw Wen and Attached Garden WallsII129755729 March 1973
Escomb FarmhouseII129212120 September 1972
Escomb War MemorialII14369095 August 2016
Esh Glebe HouseII129943024 June 1987
Esh HallII12994326 February 1952
Esh Winning Miners' Memorial HallII112070030 January 1976
Eshe Laude War MemorialII14369325 August 2016
Estate HouseII132289330 April 1971
Ettersgill Bridge Over Ettersgill BeckII112164226 November 1987
Evenwood BridgeII115922314 September 1966
Evenwood War MemorialII14369434 October 2016
Factory Dene House Factory Wayside Factory WoodsideII112096920 February 1967
Factory Number 2, Dene Croft and Number 5II132309620 February 1967
Factory Numbers 9, 10 and 11 (The Forge)II112097020 February 1967
FallowfieldII12293205 June 1987
Far Beck BridgeII131049317 June 1986
Farewell Hall West Farmhouse, Cottage and Farmbuildings Adjacent on NorthII112066410 March 1988
Farm BuildingII111615524 June 1987
Farm Building North of Wiserley Hall FarmhouseII12766775 June 1987
Farm Building North West of Esh HallII129935724 June 1987
Farm Buildings at Beamish Hall FarmII12408092 December 1969
Farm Buildings Attached to High Burnlea FarmhouseII112156826 November 1987
Farm Buildings C.200 Metres North-West of Green Field FarmII112183330 September 1987
Farm Buildings North of Raby Hill FarmhouseII133862730 September 1987
Farm Buildings to West of Eastwood HallII112168528 October 1987
Farm Outbuildings East of Leap Mill FarmhouseII124081421 January 1987
Farmbuilding Attached to Redgate House FarmhouseII123266026 November 1985
Farmbuilding Group to North of Barnforth HallII112170828 October 1987
Farmbuilding Group to North of Garden HouseII131032128 October 1987
Farmbuilding Range to West of Ovington HallII116072830 July 1987
Farmbuildings 15 Metres North of Nook FarmhouseII112184617 June 1986
Farmbuildings Adjoining to North West of Baxter Wood FarmhouseII131114810 March 1988
Farmbuildings Attached to West of Alwent HallII11211054 July 1985
Farmbuildings to East of Mortham Tower and Attached WallsII131036128 October 1987
Farmbuildings to South East of Low Allers CottageII12337005 June 1987
Farmbuildings to South West of Wool HouseII124433716 December 1993
Farmbuildings to West of Thorpe Grange FarmhouseII132276128 October 1987
Farmbuildings, 15 Metres North of Cotsford Grange FarmhouseII131127811 October 1985
Farmbuildings, 15 Metres West of East Whorley Hill FarmhouseII11210914 July 1985
Farmhouse at Streatlam Home FarmII112174130 September 1987
Farmhouse on North Bank of Stotfield Burn, with Attached OutbuildingII12772045 June 1987
Fawnlees HouseII123316031 January 1967
Fell Close CottageII129944124 June 1987
Fell Cottage Ivyholme Cottage Ivyholme Stores (Including Post Office)II133857917 June 1986
Fell View CottageII12770595 June 1987
Fence Houses War Memorial including wall, piers and railingsII14369695 August 2016
Fenhall LodgeII111633227 June 1977
Fenwick Tomb Circa 18 Metres West of Church of St LaurenceII115974714 January 1988
FernleaII112144314 June 1988
Field Barn About 100 Metres South of NewhouseII12320935 June 1987
Field Barn and Attached Byre, 50 Metres South East of High Green FarmhouseII112184417 June 1986
Field Barn and Wall at Junction of Heights Quarry RoadII12788225 June 1987
Field Barn to North East of Dean Howl FarmhouseII118597224 June 1987
Field Barn, 130 Metres West of the AshesII112184117 June 1986
Field Barn, 20 Metres South of Village HallII116087717 June 1986
Field Barn, 350 Metres North East of Moor ViewII112102217 June 1986
Field Barn, 55 Metres South East of High Birk Hat FarmhouseII112101817 June 1986
Field Barn, 700 Metres East of Hunderthwaite FarmhouseII116036217 June 1986
Field Boundary to South-West of Windlestone HallII116039114 June 1988
Field Byre C.50 Metres East of Staindrop CemeteryII131072230 September 1987
Field Shelter About 200 Metres South-West of Ramshaw HallII133857530 September 1987
Finger Post Approximately 90 Metres East of Newfield FarmhouseII120886223 May 1994
Fir Tree GrangeII12292815 June 1987
Fir Tree War Memorial Drinking FountainII14369845 August 2016
Flass HallII132320410 March 1988
Flight of Steps with Flanking Wall and Retaining WallII112163726 November 1987
Flushiemere House and Level Entrance Circa 5 Metres to NorthII132279326 June 1987
Font, Adjacent to South Porch of Church of St. MaryII11210934 July 1985
Footbridge 220 Metres South East of Mortham TowerII132273128 October 1987
Footbridge Approximately 20 Metres South-East of Bath HouseII131074230 September 1987
Footbridge over Coundon Burn at NZ 2193 3075II129296423 May 1994
Footbridge Over Railway LineII12311815 June 1987
Footbridge Over River Tees (That Part in Barnard Castle Civil Parish)II129173228 November 1994
Forecourt Wall and Gatepiers in Front of the GroveII112107212 January 1967
Forecourt Walls, Piers, Gates and Overthrow to Crown CourtII112140510 March 1988
Forecourt Walls, Railings and Gate to Number 5II112165028 October 1987
Former Bull Pen at Park Head FarmII10252726 May 1986
Former Byres and Shelter Sheds with Attached Wall at Park Head FarmII12976126 May 1986
Former Cart Horse Stables Attached to Byre HouseII131078030 September 1987
Former ChapelII116077930 September 1987
Former Chapel and Buildings AdjoiningII12331075 June 1987
Former Chapel at North West Corner of Garden to Number 7 Former Chapel in Outer Ward of the Castle, with Wall AttachedII128272222 March 1973
Former Chapel North of Harbour HouseII112095923 February 1987
Former Chapel with Front Walls and StepsII120356231 December 1974
Former Chapel, Adjoining West Return of Great Isle FarmhouseII11215039 January 1968

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.