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Listed buildings in Doncaster

Doncaster has 798 listed building entries — 28 Grade I, 33 Grade II* and 737 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 12 June 1950 and the most recent from 25 October 2023.

List entries
798
Grade I
28
3.5%
Grade II*
33
4.1%
Grade II
737
92.4%

When Doncaster’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 522 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Doncaster — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Stable to South of Number 126II115171722 January 1981
Stable with Dovecote Attached to East End of Sutton FarmhouseII119226023 March 1988
Stable-Block and Coach House Immediately to Rear of Thackray HouseII115158529 September 1987
Stable-Block Approximately 20 Metres to Rear of the MewsII128662029 September 1987
Stableyard CottagesII128668310 January 1980
Stainforth BridgeII119285529 September 1987
Stainton Woodhouse Stainton Woodhouse CottageII128627826 November 1987
Station Booking Hall and OfficesII119320225 April 1988
Stockbridge FarmhouseII131488110 December 1959
Stone Coffin Adjacent to West Side of Tower at Church of St MaryII115159229 September 1987
Stone Cross at Corner of Willingley LaneII115171822 January 1981
Stone Font Approximately 12 Metres to South of Porch to Church of St MaryII119266129 September 1987
Stonegate House (Now Masonic Hall)II119311729 September 1987
Stonehill FarmhouseII131480429 September 1987
Stotfold Farmhouse and Stotfold Farm CottageII115163311 April 1986
Stubbs HallII115165511 April 1986
Students Union Building to High Melton CollegeII11516235 June 1968
Summer House Farmhouse and FlatII12866665 June 1968
Sunderland House and Sunderland CottageII115170227 December 1962
Sunderland LodgeII115170622 January 1981
Sundial Approximately 20 Metres to West of West Front of Cantley HallII115155611 January 1988
Sundial Pedestal Approximately 20 Metres to South of Wadworth HallII119341226 November 1987
Tanpit BridgeII11483669 April 1987
Temple and Icehouse Approximately 170 Metres to South-West of Brodsworth Hall*II131476111 April 1986
Terrace Steps and Urns to South and West of Brodsworth HallII115168411 April 1986
Terry Holt CottageII115148723 March 1988
Thackray HouseII115158424 November 1966
The BrewhouseII119159411 April 1986
The Coach and Horses Public HouseII139374814 April 2010
The DomeII148505325 October 2023
The Dutch HouseII119182511 January 1988
The FarmhouseII131482311 January 1988
The ForgeII115166311 April 1986
The Garden CottageII115170522 January 1981
The GarthII115166622 January 1981
The GatehouseII115168311 April 1986
The Grand St Leger Hotel with Flanking Screen Walls and PavilionII13148738 August 1979
The Grand Theatre, Top Rank Bingo HallII126188120 January 1995
The GrangeII115158329 September 1987
The Hall FarmhouseII128671824 November 1966
The HostelII11925635 June 1968
The LeylandsII13148075 June 1968
The LeylandsII131482829 September 1987
The Lilacs and Attached OutbuildingII115161629 September 1987
The LodgeII115143518 April 1969
The Magdalen HotelII11926685 September 1988
The Manor HouseII115157427 May 1953
The Manor HouseII13147985 June 1968
The MistalII128647711 April 1986
The Old Bells and the Chimneys with Self Contained FlatII128673723 March 1988
The Old ForgeII128652811 April 1986
The Old HallII119295926 November 1987
The Old Hall Farmhouse and Hall FarmhouseII119259827 May 1953
The Old Priory Nursing Home and attached outbuildingII11515315 November 1962
The Old RectoryII11516437 October 1980
The Old RectoryII119272129 September 1987
The Old RectoryII13148174 June 1986
The Old Rectory and St Anthony'sII115145623 March 1988
The Old VicarageII115157124 November 1966
The Old VicarageII131482211 January 1988
The PoplarsII11917995 June 1968
The Priory (Offices of Local Authority Department)II11928455 November 1962
The Queen Hotel and Nos 1 to 5 Sunny Bar, Market PlaceII131486918 April 1969
The Red Lion HotelII119154022 January 1981
The Red Lion public houseII115153426 November 1987
The Salutation HotelII12864059 June 1952
The Toll HouseII128649911 April 1986
The VicarageII131476622 January 1981
The Village HallII115155811 January 1988
The White Hart InnII119296424 November 1966
The WindmillII115146723 March 1988
The Woolpack HotelII11926379 June 1952
Thorne Hall, Ellison Street, ThorneII128637624 November 1966
Tickhill HouseII131476827 December 1962
Tickhill MillII131473922 January 1981
Tideworth Hague FarmhouseII119287724 November 1966
Tithe Barn at Hooton Pagnell HallII11516325 June 1968
Tithe Barn CottageII115167223 October 1985
Toll Bar Cottage at Garage Opposite Junction with Norton Common RoadII115146623 March 1988
Topham Ferry BridgeII13163619 April 1987
Tower Mill at Mill HouseII115159029 September 1987
Tower Mill Immediately to East of Junction with Millfield RoadII115156829 September 1987
Tower Mill Structure at the MillII119291129 September 1987
Town End FarmhouseII115159929 September 1987
Travis StudioII115156229 September 1987
Tudor CottageII131475911 April 1986
Twitchell CornerII11516305 June 1968
Two Barns Opposite Number 3 High StreetII13147585 June 1968
Two Barns to the West of Long FarmhouseII115151227 March 1991
Two Medieval Grave Slabs Immediately to North-East of Church of St Michael and All AngelsII119187211 April 1986
Two pairs of gate piers with linking wall on north side of churchyard at church of St MaryII131479229 September 1987
Upper Terrace Retaining Wall with Attached Garden House to West Front of Hickleton HallII11920655 June 1968
Victoria CottagesII119171122 January 1981
Village Cross (At Junction with Holywell Lane and Maltby LaneII11515245 June 1968
Village Cross at Junction with Pinfold LaneII115161524 November 1966
Village Cross Immediately to North West of Ivy CottageII11516395 June 1968
Village Pump Immediately to East of Number 3II131484823 March 1988
Village Pump Immediately to East of Number 41II115160411 April 1986
Village Pump Situated Approximately 50 Metres to West of Junction with Stripe RoadII115152121 October 1976
Village Pump to Rear of Number 1II131475611 April 1986
Vine CottageII115147210 January 1980
Vine CottageII119222429 September 1987
Vine FarmhouseII13148505 June 1968
Wagon Sheds to South West of Long FarmhouseII124011827 March 1991
Wall and railings immediately in front of number 14II131479122 January 1981
Wall Enclosing Yard to Front of Old Village School HouseII115149323 March 1988
War MemorialII139313316 February 2009
War Memorial at Junction with Church GroveII138951020 November 2001
War Memorial Immediately to East of Chapel at Stainforth CemeteryII119276529 September 1987
War Memorial in Coronation ParkII128642026 November 1987
Warmsworth House including No 1 (The Annexe), Quaker LaneII11515115 June 1968
Watchley FarmhouseII12865495 June 1968
Water Tower at Former Br WorksII11514328 April 1988
Wayside CottageII11925815 June 1968
Well Cover Approximately 50 Metres North West of Junction with Church StreetII13148425 November 1962
Wellingley Grange FarmhouseII115150726 November 1987
Wesleyan ChapelII115157811 January 1988
West PortalII131483926 November 1987
Western Gate Piers to Warmsworth HallII13148315 June 1968
Westfield HouseII119191422 January 1981
Westgate HouseII115171227 December 1962
Westgate LodgeII119187622 January 1981
Westminster BuildingII13148655 September 1988
Wharf FarmhouseII115155311 January 1988
Wharf HouseII119139611 January 1988
Wheatcroft HouseII11925385 June 1968
White Cross Grange FarmhouseII115150826 November 1987
White House FarmhouseII128649126 November 1987
Wilsic HallII13148625 June 1968
Wood End FarmhouseII119272729 September 1987
Woodlands First SchoolII131483523 March 1988
Woodlands Middle SchoolII119172723 March 1988
Woodside CottagesII119175623 March 1988
Wrancarr MillII115159629 September 1987
Wyndthorpe HallII115158024 November 1966
Ye Old Stables Skelbrooke MewsII11516525 June 1968
YorkshireII11515465 June 1968

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Doncaster?
Doncaster has 798 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 28 Grade I, 33 Grade II* and 737 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Doncaster 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. Doncaster’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Doncaster 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.