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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 6 of 10

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Headstone to Thomas Corbett 20 Metres East of Church of St HelenII129230423 May 1994
Headstone to Thomas Hanby, 1 Metre South of Church of St GilesII112103417 June 1986
Headstone to Thomas Williamson, 5 Metres South of Church of St. MaryII13230094 July 1985
Headstone to William Shaw, 3 Metres North of Church of St GilesII112103717 June 1986
Headstone with Winged Skull, 7 Metres South of Church of St RomaldII133858517 June 1986
Healeyfield BridgeII129944024 June 1987
Heather LeaII12313165 June 1987
HeatherlandsII112171812 January 1967
Heathery Cleugh Bridge, Over Heathery CleughII12782655 June 1987
Hedrick Grange FarmhouseII112181130 September 1987
Heighington Signal BoxII139194023 April 2007
Helmington Hall Including Adjacent Storage Building and GatewayII122902217 April 1952
Helmington Row and Sunnybrow War MemorialII143809015 September 2016
Henknowle Manor Public HouseII119657920 September 1972
Herm of Ceres 40 Metres West of Mortham TowerII112167928 October 1987
Hermitage Hospital and Attached Former Stables and Coach HouseII112095429 July 1950
Hesleden Hall with Wall and Gate Piers Attached to LeftII112094620 February 1967
Hickson Tomb Approximately 20 Metres South of Church of St Mary and 2 Metres South of Smith TombII120133628 November 1994
High Bank FarmhouseII112161826 November 1987
High Birk Hat Farmhouse, Attached Barn and ByreII112101617 June 1986
High Bishopley Farmhouse and Barn AdjoiningII12782485 June 1987
High Burnlea Farmhouse and Attached OutbuildingII132279426 November 1987
High Crooked WellII12317415 June 1987
High Croxdale Farmhouse and Flanking BarnsII112074330 October 1981
High Doctor Pasture FarmhouseII12331035 June 1987
High Etherley War MemorialII143809415 September 2016
High Garden HouseII122967129 June 1971
High Grange Farmhouse and Attached FarmbuildingsII11593107 December 1987
High Green Farmhouse and Outbuilding ExtensionII133857817 June 1986
High Greenwell Farmhouse and Barn AttachedII12322135 June 1987
High Houghall FarmhouseII112136610 March 1988
High House Chapel and Former Minister'S HouseII12300095 June 1987
High House FarmhouseII112180830 September 1987
High Huller Bush FarmhouseII115963030 September 1987
High Knitsley FarmhouseII118597526 September 1985
High Lodge to Eggleston HallII105476626 November 1987
High ShipleyII131100830 September 1987
High Smailsburn FarmhouseII12320795 June 1987
High Waterhouse Farmhouse and Attached OutbuildingII132320610 March 1988
High West Wood, with Attached Outbuildings on WestII132275528 October 1987
High Woodfield Farmhouse, East and WestII122880617 April 1952
High Wooley Farmhouse and CottageII11591067 December 1987
Hill HouseII11210784 July 1985
Hillingdon FarmhouseII112181030 September 1987
HilrieII112173214 September 1966
Hodgson Chest Tomb, 5 M. South of South Porch of Church of St. AndrewII112150724 February 1986
Hodgson Tomb Circa One Metres South of Chancel of Church of St MaryII132277226 November 1987
Hog Hill Tunnel North EntranceII12305465 June 1987
Hog Hill Tunnel South EntranceII12787895 June 1987
Holbeck FarmhouseII11598354 July 1985
Hole Dam FarmhouseII12300455 June 1987
Hole in the Wall WarehouseII129230828 November 1994
Holebeck Farmhouse and ByreII123270829 June 1971
Hollin Hill FarmhouseII112180630 September 1987
Hollingside House and WallII131072510 March 1988
Hollinside TerraceII132027624 June 1987
Holly Cottage Ivy Cottage Rose Cottage Woodbine CottageII112171628 October 1987
Holly HouseII12290195 June 1987
Holmside Hall Farm Calf Shed and Wall AttachedII11859906 February 1952
Holmside Hall Farmhouse with Wall AttachedII132990817 January 1967
HolroydII12781485 June 1987
Holy Well West of Holywell FarmhouseII127663631 January 1967
Holywell Cottage Adjoining the StabesII115893816 September 1975
Holywell Farmhouse, Byre and CarthouseII127662431 January 1967
Holywell HouseII13231955 August 1981
Hope InnII115994431 October 1973
Hope Level Entrance Arch in Stanhope DeneII12305175 June 1987
Hopper Tomb Circa 1 Metre East of Church of St MichaelII131075814 January 1988
Hoppy Acres and Constable MeadowsII112077110 May 1967
Hoppyland HallII11215747 January 1952
Hoppyland LodgeII112157526 November 1987
Horn Headstone, 5 Metres South of Church of St RomaldII131021917 June 1986
Horsley HallII122960312 October 1981
Houghton HouseII112183530 September 1987
House and Wall Adjacent to Masterman Place ArchII112159026 November 1987
House East of the CottageII12313795 June 1987
House North of St Mary-Le-BowII116027910 March 1988
House to South of No. 28II116034910 March 1988
House, Former Londonderry (Seaham Dene) Railway StationII127727414 February 1985
How Gill HouseII112155626 November 1987
Howden-le-Wear War MemorialII143810715 September 2016
Howlea Bridge Over Bedburn BeckII132279614 September 1966
Howlish HallII129230121 April 1952
Hude BridgeII112158414 September 1966
Humber House FarmhouseII118599124 June 1987
Humbleton FarmhouseII11210944 July 1985
Hunderthwaite Farmhouse and Attached FarmbuildingsII116032117 June 1986
Hungry Hall and Former Farm Buildings to RightII116018017 June 1986
Hunstanworth Farm East Byre RangeII12295955 June 1987
Hunstanworth Farm North RangeII12789975 June 1987
Hunstanworth Farm West RangeII12295945 June 1987
Hunstanworth FarmhouseII122959329 June 1971
Hunwick War Memorial, enclosure and railingsII14386966 October 2016
Hurbuck FarmhouseII129940824 June 1984
Hury Mill BridgeII132308112 January 1967
Hutton FarmhouseII112170628 October 1987
Hutton Hall FarmhouseII116060919 January 1952
Hutton HouseII112094520 February 1967
Ice House 120 Metres South of Brancepeth Golf Club HouseII13231987 December 1987
Ice House 250 Metres South East of Barningham ParkII112171528 October 1987
Ice House 40 Metres East of Rokeby ParkII116092228 October 1987
Ice House Circa 100 Metres North East of Elemore HallII132322014 January 1988
Ice House in Auckland Castle ParkII119645123 May 1994
Ice House North of Count'S HouseII112071210 March 1988
Ice House North West of Greencroft CottageII129943624 June 1987
Ice House to North of Eggleston HallII112162726 November 1987
Ice House to North of Morton HouseII102540815 July 1985
Ice House, 60 Metres South West of Road Bridge Crossing Ice House DeneII127714914 February 1985
Ice-House Circa 50 Metres West of Whitworth HallII116010914 June 1988
Ice-House to North-West of Home Farm, Burn HallII131086930 January 1976
Ice-House, East of Eastwood (Part of Urpeth Hall)II112096723 February 1987
Icehouse Circa 100 Metres North East of Burnhopeside HallII118597724 June 1987
Iley Tomb Circa 28 Metres South of Church of St ThomasII12774345 June 1987
Imperial HotelII124081921 January 1987
Inglenook Jesmond CottageII116089412 January 1967
Inner North Dock WallsII127711614 February 1985
Inscription Stone Set in Garden South of Rancho Del RioII12296075 June 1987
Island HouseII12313175 June 1987
Iveston War MemorialII14387116 October 2016
Ivy CottageII11210584 July 1985
Ivy CottageII120953322 February 1973
Ivy Cottage and Adjacent Outbuilding to SouthII116040728 October 1987
Ivy Cottage and Barn AdjoiningII12318065 June 1987
Ivy Cottage South ViewII112185612 January 1967
Ivy HouseII112177214 September 1966
Ivy HouseII12767675 June 1987
Jackson'S Mill 150 Metres North of Weetwood HouseII123181020 February 1967
Jesmond HouseII112185117 June 1986
Joan'S Fruit and Freezer Centre and Kensington HouseII112148631 October 1973
Jobling and Hogen Tombs Circa 15 Metres South of Church of St MichaelII112069814 January 1988
Jock's BridgeII12088046 May 1986
Johanson HouseII120131528 November 1994
John Wesley MonumentII12296055 June 1987
Johnson Headstone 10 Metres South of Church of St BrandonII13112397 December 1987
Joicey Tomb Circa 20 Metres North East of Gates to Church of St MargaretII124089121 January 1987
Jubilee HouseII12610044 August 1975
K6 Telephone KioskII139169923 February 2006
K6 Telephone Kiosk in Front of Chare Top CottageII124041721 August 1986
K6 Telephone Kiosk Oppposite Rose and Crown Public HouseII112182326 October 1987
K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside Number 2 Prospect TerraceII115949729 July 1988
K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside Number 22II121872112 August 1987
Kaysburn HouseII129941125 October 1974
Kelloe HallII11207477 December 1987
Keverstone Grange Farmhouse with Outbuildings AttachedII13109085 August 1987
Killhopeburn ShieldingII12302065 June 1987
Kimblesworth Grange Farmhouse with Wall and Outhouse AttachedII112072914 January 1988
King James I AcademyII129755623 May 1994
King Street Name Plate Number 41 and Attached King Street Name PlateII120983024 February 1950
King'S Head HotelII124052921 January 1987
King'S Head Rest Home (Right Part)II120135728 November 1994
KingsgateII112071519 February 1970
Kinley Hill Tower, 200 Metres North West of Linley Hill FarmhouseII12318176 August 1952
Kipling Headstone 12 Metres West of St Michael'S Churchyard EntryII116012228 October 1987
Kipling Tomb Circa 6 Metres South East of Porch of Church of St MaryII112159726 November 1987
Kirby HouseII120169422 February 1973
Kirk Merrington War MemorialII143871418 October 2016
KirkstileII112181912 January 1967
Kitchen Garden Wall and Garden House at St Cuthbert's College, UshawII111641924 June 1987
Knocking Wall at High Sharnberry Lead MineII105584526 November 1987
Kyle tomb approximately 15 metres west of Cemetery ChapelII120169728 November 1994
L Plan Farmbuildings, 30 Metres North West of West New Houses FarmhouseII112102017 June 1986
Labarnum CottageII112111514 September 1966
Laithkirk ChurchII131044517 June 1986
Lambton Memorial Cross, South-West of Church of St. BarnabasII132306523 February 1987
Lamp Post 1.5 Metres West of Number 12II13111947 December 1987
Lamp Post 7 Metres East of Number 7, the GreenII131094824 February 1986
Lanchester House with Walls in FrontII13204344 August 1975
Lanchester Post OfficeII11859874 August 1975
Lane HouseII112160326 November 1987
Langley HallII11458906 February 1952
Langley Old HallII11207063 May 1967
Langley Park War MemorialII143892417 October 2016
Langley ViaductII131099630 September 1987
Language Laboratory and Adjacent Gate PiersII112063610 March 1988
Lartington Aqueduct at National Grid Reference 0161 1758II109689415 May 1995
Laxey CottageII112075710 May 1967
Lead Mill House North of Steel GillII112180530 September 1987
Leadgate War MemorialII143894214 October 2016
Leasingthorne War MemorialII143887414 October 2016
Leat at Sharnberry Mine, Containing Sharnberry BeckII112163626 November 1987
Leazes Cottage and Part of Stables and Coach House AttachedII116012010 March 1988
Leazes HallII124073819 July 1950
Leazes HouseII13232436 May 1952
Level Arch and Retaining Wall 25 Metres South of Mine ShopII112162026 June 1987
Levy Pool FarmhouseII131094017 June 1986
Leyburn Tombs Circa 7 Metres South of Nave of Church of St EbbaII124047121 January 1987
Lightfoot House, St Chad'S CollegeII11603136 May 1952
Lilac CottageII13230384 July 1985
Lime KilnII12299785 August 1974
Lime Kiln North East of Broadwood Kiln HouseII12764785 June 1987
Lime Kiln West of Fine Burn QuarryII12781915 June 1987
Limekiln 500 Metres North West of High Birk Hat FarmhouseII112101917 June 1986
Limekiln 60 Metres South of God'S Bridge CottageII11218257 November 1990
Limekiln About 100 Metres West of Allercleugh Plantation, South East of Middle Whitestones FarmII12323555 June 1987
Limekiln Circa 300 Metres South of Burnhope ReservoirII12781985 June 1987
Limekiln East of Clarty LaneII12787825 June 1987
Limekiln North East of Bollihope Shield FarmII12311775 June 1987
Limekiln North East of High Greenfield FarmhouseII12785565 June 1987
Limekiln North of High GreenfieldII12300675 June 1987
Limekiln on East Side of Graham'S QuarryII124062321 January 1987
Limekiln on North Side of Hise Hope BurnII126092121 January 1987
Limekiln, 30 Metres South of Gods Bridge Cottage (Shown on Os Map As Rock Bridge Cottages)II132302417 June 1986
Limekilns Circa 100 Metres South of Haig StreetII112147114 June 1988
Lind Tomb Circa 4.5 Metres South of Porch of Church of St MaryII120360426 November 1987
Link and Stable/Byre Attached to Trees FarmhouseII112104417 June 1986
Linked Barn, Gin-Gang and Byre to East of Morley FarmhouseII112076724 May 1978
Linked Farmbuildings and Gin-Gang, Attached to South of Stone Bridge FarmhouseII132306317 June 1986
Linked Farmbuildings at Hurworth Bryan FarmII112095011 October 1985
Linked Farmbuildings to Left of High Birk FarmhouseII112101717 June 1986
Linked Farmbuildings, 20 Metres North of Pecknell FarmhouseII115999217 June 1986
Linked Outbuildings and Wall Attached to Left of Wildon GrangeII116023717 June 1986
Lintz Green HouseII124073721 January 1987
Lintzford HouseII124073319 July 1950
Lintzgarth Bridge Over Rookhope BurnII12772075 June 1987
Little Redgate FarmhouseII12769175 June 1987
Lloyd'S BankII112062510 March 1988
Lloyd'S BankII12405636 June 1951
Lockey Headstone, 1 1/2 Metres South of Churh of St RomaldII112181517 June 1986
Lodge FarmhouseII12929126 May 1986
Lodge Farmhouse and Attached OutbuildingsII132321210 May 1967
Lodge Walls and Piers at Entrance to Broomshields HallII118599924 June 1987
Lodge Well Circa 100 Metres to South of the LodgeII111558224 June 1987
Lodge, 80 Metres North of Engine House at Dalton Pumping StationII123168914 February 1985
Lodge, Gate Piers and Gate, 110 Metres East of LancelandsII116010617 June 1986
Lodge, Glasshouse and Wall, 25 Metres West of the CastleII132311811 October 1985
Lodge, Piers, Gate and Railings to Grove HouseII126096721 January 1987
Loft and Stable to South of Sandy Carr FarmhouseII12769765 June 1987
Loose Boxes, 5 Metres East of Stone Bridge FarmhouseII112106617 June 1986
Low Aller'S CottageII12335895 June 1987
Low AllersII12765295 June 1987
Low BurnleaII112156926 November 1987
Low Dryburn FarmhouseII116038019 February 1970
Low Fawnlees FarmhouseII12331845 June 1987
Low Green, 55 Metres North of High Green FarmhouseII116084317 June 1986
Low Hawkwell HeadII12786285 June 1987
Low Lodge to Egglestone HallII112163126 November 1987
Low Shipley FarmhouseII115959830 September 1987
Low Startforth Hall Low Startforth Hall EastII132275612 January 1967
Low StonechesterII112160026 November 1987
Low Woodifield FarmhouseII12288075 June 1987
Low Woodside FarmhouseII118596724 June 1987
Lowside Farmhouse and The HayloftII112180331 July 1975
Lucknow and LyndhurstII112173614 September 1966
Ludwell FarmhouseII123170031 January 1967
Ludworth TowerII115982328 February 1952
Ludworth War MemorialII143873014 October 2016
Lumley Park HouseII112095823 February 1987
Lune BridgeII133857617 June 1986
Lune Head CottagesII112182417 January 1989
Lune Head HouseII133436117 January 1989
Lune Railway ViaductII112183912 January 1967
Lych Gate to Church of Holy TrinityII112165228 October 1987
Lych Gate to Church of St MaryII132276528 October 1987
Lych Gate West of Church of St. CuthbertII132287310 March 1988
Lych Gate, 45 Metres West of Church of St EdmundII132283524 February 1986
Mackintosh Tomb Circa 9 Metres East of Church of St Mary and St StephenII12329035 June 1987
Magistrates' CourtsII121861922 February 1973
Magnolia CottageII112077310 May 1967
Main Buildings at St Cuthbert's College, Ushaw, Quadrangle, Museum, Infirmary, Class Rooms and Service RangesII118613917 January 1967
Main'S FarmhouseII12404704 August 1975
Mainprise Tomb Circa 10 Metres South West of Church of St JamesII112161426 November 1987
Mainsforth Hall South Entrance Gate Piers and Gates on East BoundaryII132282914 June 1988
Maintenance Shed and Workshops, and Arch Attached to NorthII112065810 March 1988
Manor CottageII116016114 September 1966
Manor HouseII115926514 June 1988
Manor House FarmhouseII133863712 January 1967
Manor House, Including Cottage, and Walls Attached to Rear and FrontII112147429 April 1952
Marble Bench Against West Front of Biddick HallII115889323 February 1987
Marie Jayne Shop, Colpitts TerraceII132320816 October 1975
Marker Stone on Bridge Over Bollihope BurnII12311715 June 1987
Market CrossII11215857 January 1952
Market CrossII12317145 June 1987
Market TavernII116017019 February 1970
Marl Beck Mine Shop and LevelII132280226 June 1987
Marquis of Granby Public HouseII115941816 September 1975
Marshal Tomb Circa 6 Metres South of Church of St JamesII120326326 November 1987
Marwood CottageII128256128 November 1994
Marwood Green FarmhouseII133860230 September 1987
Masters House Incorporating Clergy FlatsII132319128 February 1952
Mausoleum/Mortuary Chapel 90 Metres North of Yew TreesII112102517 June 1986
Mayer Tomb Circa 22 Metres South West of Church of All SaintsII124062621 January 1987
Mayfield HouseII131091514 September 1966
Maypole on Village GreenII132272728 October 1987
McintyreII11965776 September 1993
MelkridgeII112064030 April 1971
Mellbutts BankII12317195 June 1987
Memorial Cross in Roman Catholic CemeteryII121898028 November 1994
Memorial Fountain at Junction with Road to FordII12771245 June 1987
Memorial Opposite Number 12 Loud TerraceII124073221 January 1987
Mere Beck Farmhouse, Byre and PigstyII132305117 June 1986
Message Grave Slab 17 Metres South of Church of St MichaelII116013428 October 1987
Messenger HouseII126099221 January 1987
Methodist ChapelII112156020 May 1987
Methodist ChapelII12787975 June 1987
Methold HousesII131114123 February 1987
Middle Green Barn and Attached FarmbuildingsII112184517 June 1986
Middle Level Lead Mine North Bouse TeamsII12316345 June 1987
Middle Level Lead Mine Timber StoreII12314955 June 1987
Middle Level Lead Mine Water Race and Steps and Retaining Wall at Dressing FloorII12314965 June 1987
Middle Level Mine ShopII12780875 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.