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Listed buildings in Eastbourne

Eastbourne has 132 listed building entries — 3 Grade I, 11 Grade II* and 118 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 27 May 1949 and the most recent from 27 July 2017.

List entries
132
Grade I
3
2.3%
Grade II*
11
8.3%
Grade II
118
89.4%

When Eastbourne’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 62 entries.

1940s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Eastbourne (14)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Bronze Statue of Soldier of Royal Sussex Regiment, in Full Dress Uniform with Plumed Shako, and with Drawn Sword; Cannon to RearII*104367717 May 1971
Burlington Hotel Claremont HotelII*119038327 May 1949
Church of All SoulsII*135310517 May 1971
Church of Holy TrinityII*104365227 May 1949
Church of St MaryI129391527 May 1949
Church of St SaviourII*119056917 May 1971
Compton PlaceI135311327 May 1949
Congress TheatreII*132369812 June 1998
Eastbourne PierII*135311617 May 1971
Garden Walls and 2 Gazebos on South Side of Nos 1 to 11II*135343512 August 1981
Langney PrioryII*104363927 May 1949
Main Block and Chapel of All Saints HospitalII*104361721 November 1978
The Old Parsonage (Parish Hall)II*119050527 May 1949
The Stables and Coachhouses at Compton PlaceI119035927 May 1949

Grade II listed buildings in Eastbourne

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1 and 2, Church LaneII135311117 May 1971
1-24, Cavendish PlaceII119021127 May 1949
1-24, Cornfield TerraceII119036527 May 1949
1-6, HOWARD SQUARE (See details for further address information)II104363717 May 1971
101-119, South StreetII135312513 November 1974
122, 124 and 126, Wish HillII104365917 May 1971
13 and 13a, Bakers RoadII104366417 May 1971
15, Bakers RoadII104366517 May 1971
20, SeasideII104365317 May 1971
24a, St Mary'S RoadII129377817 May 1971
25-33, Cavendish PlaceII104366917 May 1971
27 and 28, Marine ParadeII104364427 May 1949
3-5, Church LaneII104367017 May 1971
3, 5 and 7, South StreetII104365417 May 1971
33 The GoffsII104367627 May 1949
35 and 36, Marine ParadeII104364517 May 1971
35-49, Cavendish PlaceII119023017 May 1971
37, Marine ParadeII135313717 May 1971
38, Marine ParadeII104364617 May 1971
39 and 40, Marine ParadeII104364717 May 1971
4, Furness RoadII135311517 May 1971
41a, South StreetII119058617 May 1971
48-70, SeasideII108811530 August 2002
5-21, Hartington PlaceII135311717 May 1971
67 and 69, Upper King'S DriveII135310617 May 1971
7, Marine ParadeII104364327 May 1949
91-97, Wish HillII119066417 May 1971
All Souls' VicarageII104365617 May 1971
Ascham St Vincent War Memorial ArchII138957517 October 2001
Bandstand, Colonnade and Two Covered Viewing DecksII138590422 October 1998
Barn Adjoining Chalk Farm Hotel on the SouthII135311417 May 1971
Barn Belonging to Chatsworth Settlement Trustees in Motcombe Gardens and Compton Estate YardII135314017 May 1971
Beachy Head LighthouseII13938894 August 2010
Bedfordwell Pumping Station, EastbourneII14187873 March 2014
Belle Tout LighthouseII135310827 May 1949
Borough HouseII135310927 May 1949
Brodie Hall (Church School Adjoining Christ Church)II119056017 May 1984
Bus ShelterII139221221 August 2007
Caffyns GarageII13932888 May 2009
Chalk Farm HotelII104367317 May 1971
Christ ChurchII135310317 May 1971
Church Hall to Church of St ElisabethII132219716 September 1999
Church of All SaintsII135311017 May 1971
Church of St ElisabethII12526768 February 1994
Church of St MaryII137662225 September 1998
Church of St Michael and All AngelsII126216422 October 1992
Cobble and Brick Garden Wall at the CottageII119049017 May 1971
Cobbled Garden Wall at Langney PrioryII104364117 May 1971
Cottage at Langney PrioryII104364017 May 1971
Court HouseII104365517 May 1971
De Walden Court (Little De Walden and Big De Walden)II126850423 April 1996
Devonshire Park TheatreII10436183 July 1981
Dovecote in Motcombe GardensII104364917 May 1971
Drinking FountainII104362330 March 1992
Eastbourne Heritage CentreII139056514 August 2003
Eastbourne Signal BoxII141381529 April 2013
Eastbourne Town HallII104362124 February 1994
Eastbourne War MemorialII144152113 February 2017
Flint HallsII135311217 May 1971
Former Central Methodist Church, former hall and school and attached wallsII126835813 August 1996
Former Elysium Or Gaiety CinemaII139053828 July 2003
Former Stables and Motor House at Trevin TowersII139115729 September 2004
Furness CloseII104367517 May 1971
Garden Wall and Attached Gazebo at WestlordsII138572419 October 1998
Gate Posts and Gates to Eastbourne College and Cobbled WallII119025317 May 1971
Gazebo in the Back Garden of No 1II104361616 December 1977
Greystone Haugh Greystone HouseII135313827 May 1949
Group of 3 K6 Telephone Kiosks Outside Holy Trinity ChurchII10436208 February 1988
HodesleaII129370717 July 1971
K6 Telephone KioskII13932858 May 2009
K6 Telephone KioskII139386730 June 2010
K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside Devonshire Park TheatreII104362211 December 1989
Leaf HallII144708127 July 2017
Malthouse Cottage, Old Barn CloseII119067717 May 1971
Malthouse Cottages (Including Flint Garden Wall)II104361517 May 1971
Martello Tower East of Langney PrioryII104366017 May 1971
Martello Tower East of Langney PrioryII104366127 May 1949
Meads PlaceII129381927 May 1949
Motcombe Farm HouseII119049317 May 1971
No 4 (Includes Former No 6)II104366627 May 1949
No. 11 The GoffsII14069358 February 2012
Ocklynge cemetery chapelII141275516 April 2013
Ocklynge ManorII135313917 May 1971
Old Bakehouse CottageII104361911 July 1983
Old Parsonage BarnII104365017 May 1971
Our Lady of Ransom Roman Catholic ChurchII138590522 October 1998
Paradise BelvedereII139188322 February 2007
Pelham Cottage (Next Door to Post Office)II129369917 May 1971
Pillory BarnII104366817 May 1971
Post OfficeII135310717 May 1971
Railway StationII12621603 July 1981
Sea View (Opposite Post Office)II104365717 May 1971
SeasideII104364217 May 1971
Seated Statue of William, Seventh Duke of Devonshire, Kg, Pc, Dcl, Frs. (1808/1891)II104367417 May 1971
Shepherd'S Hut to the North East of New Barn, Birling Farm, East DeanII104366317 May 1971
South Street Free ChurchII13932868 May 2009
St Margaret'SII12526659 August 1978
St Mary'S HouseII129376517 May 1971
St Saviour's, Eastbourne War MemorialII144151913 February 2017
Statue of Spencer Compton, Eighth Duke of Devonshire Kg (1833/1908) Mayor of Eastbourne 1897/98II135313617 May 1971
Stream Cottage (Opposite Red Lion Public House)II104365817 May 1971
Tally Ho public houseII141558224 September 2013
The Cottage (On Corner of Granville Road)II104364827 May 1949
The Gate HouseII135314127 May 1949
The Hermitage, Manor GardensII12526756 June 1989
The King'S Arms Public HouseII138969430 January 2002
The Lamb Inn Ye Lambe HotelII104367927 May 1949
The Manor House the Towner Art GalleryII104366727 May 1949
The Old Manor HouseII104365127 May 1949
The Pier Hotel, Miramar House and Queens MansionsII129382517 May 1971
The Redoubt FortII104366227 May 1949
The Royal HippodromeII124624011 April 2001
Trevin Towers Including Attached Summer House, Terrace Walling and StepsII139115629 September 2004
Upperton Farm HouseII119037027 May 1949
Vicarage to the Church of St ElisabethII132220116 September 1999
Warden'S House in Grounds of Eastbourne CollegeII104367217 May 1971
Winter GardenII127027126 June 1986
Wish TowerII104363817 May 1971

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Eastbourne?
Eastbourne has 132 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 3 Grade I, 11 Grade II* and 118 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Eastbourne 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. Eastbourne’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Eastbourne 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.