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Listed buildings in Hartlepool

Hartlepool has 153 listed building entries — 3 Grade I, 6 Grade II* and 144 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 31 March 1949 and the most recent from 6 February 2017.

List entries
153
Grade I
3
2.0%
Grade II*
6
3.9%
Grade II
144
94.1%

When Hartlepool’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 107 entries.

1940s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Hartlepool (9)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Boundary Wall to West of Church of St Mary MagdaleneII*124989916 November 1967
Christ ChurchII*125011210 November 1982
Church of All SaintsII*125053424 March 1950
Church of St HildaI126335531 March 1949
Church of St John the BaptistII*126352216 November 1967
Church of St Mary MagdaleneI124989816 November 1967
Church of St. PeterII*113982116 November 1967
Numbers 2 and 3 (Duke of Cleveland'S House) and East ExtensionsII*125011731 March 1949
Town Wall and Sandwell GateI125053531 March 1949

Grade II listed buildings in Hartlepool

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1-6, REGENT STREET (See details for further address information)II126322731 March 1949
1-7, ALBION TERRACE (See details for further address information)II125010919 June 1979
1-8, Regent SquareII126326131 March 1949
10 and 12, Front StreetII115947717 December 1985
11-13, the GreenII126307917 December 1985
125 and 127, Park RoadII126329517 December 1985
16, Front StreetII113982517 December 1985
18, Front StreetII115949417 December 1985
18, the GreenII125081517 December 1985
19, the GreenII125081617 December 1985
2, Front StreetII113982217 December 1985
2, Green TerraceII126308017 December 1985
27 and 29, MiddlegateII125027231 March 1949
33, Town WallII126315531 March 1949
34, Town WallII125053631 March 1949
35, Town WallII125065617 December 1985
36 and 36a, Town WallII125053731 March 1949
38 Church StreetII125011517 December 1985
4, Front StreetII113982317 December 1985
5 and 6, South EndII125081717 December 1985
5, High StreetII124989117 December 1985
50 High StreetII124989717 December 1985
6, Scarborough StreetII125049117 December 1985
62, SOUTHGATE (See details for further address information)II126320917 December 1985
7, South EndII126308117 December 1985
7, the GreenII125079117 December 1985
8-12, ALBION TERRACE (See details for further address information)II126343019 June 1979
8, South EndII125081817 December 1985
8, the GreenII126312817 December 1985
81-87, RABY ROAD (See details for further address information)II126324917 December 1985
9 10 and 11, Regent SquareII125039531 March 1949
9-21, Regent StreetII126329731 March 1949
9, the GreenII125067717 December 1985
Archway CottageII125039619 June 1979
Arts and Crafts Block with Attached Covered PlaygroundsII12719811 September 1999
Athenaeum the AthenaeumII126343317 December 1985
Bandstand Bandstand in Ward Jackson ParkII126329417 December 1985
Bank ChambersII12501168 June 1984
Barn Approximately 4 Metres to North West of Number 2 Front StreetII126351017 December 1985
Beacon Tower at East End of North Pier of West HarbourII12508198 April 1987
Beechwood Highnam Jesmond Pangbourne Parkfield Parkside WrenwoodII125039017 December 1985
Bollard at North East Corner of Stranton HotelII126316317 December 1985
Bollard at South East Corner of Number 10 StrantonII125053317 December 1985
Borough Buildings and Borough HallII126335717 December 1985
Boundary Wall and Gate Piers 12 Metres to East of BriarmeadII124989417 December 1985
Boundary Wall and Gate Piers 3 Metres to East of St Francis CottageII124989517 December 1985
Boundary Wall and Gatepiers to Garden of No. 6 Front StreetII113982417 December 1985
Boundary Wall and Gatepiers to North of Number 2 Front StreetII115945517 December 1985
Boundary Wall Approximately 8 Metres to East of Low Tunstall FrmhouseII125066217 December 1985
Boundary Wall Gate Piers and Steps to Rear (West) and Side (North) of Old Dock OfficesII125067117 December 1985
Boundary Wall Gates and Gate Piers Enclosing Wesley Methodist ChurchII125066917 December 1985
Boundary Wall Railings and Gate Enclosing South East and West Sides of Number 62II125053017 December 1985
BriarmeadII124989217 September 1981
Brus Wall Approximately 60 Metres to South West of St Mary Magdalene'S ChurchII125002916 November 1967
Bus StationII125067617 December 1985
Carnegie Building and No. 72II125038817 December 1985
Church of St Aidan Including Walls, Railings and GatesII126329317 December 1985
Church of St JosephII126335617 December 1985
Church of St MaryII125026331 March 1949
Church of St OswaldII126343117 December 1985
Church of St Paul and Attached Area Wall Railings and GatesII126335417 December 1985
Church of the Holy TrinityII125075117 December 1985
Church Square ChambersII126343417 December 1985
Churchyard Boundary Wall and Gate Piers to Church of St HildaII125026931 March 1949
ClevecoteII126352317 December 1985
Cleveland College of Art and Design, Former Central Library and Rear ExtensionII12502569 March 1985
Cleveland College of Art and Design, Former Municipal BuildingsII12501134 February 1977
Cleveland College of Art and Design, Old Registrar’s Office and Rear ExtensionII12502629 March 1985
Clock Tower Clock Tower in Ward Jackson ParkII125039117 December 1985
Coach House and Stable to St Francis CottageII124989617 December 1985
College Farmhouse and Farm Cottage AdjoiningII113981817 December 1985
Dormer Parkhursts HospitalII113982617 December 1985
Drinking Fountain 20 Metres to South East of Gray Art GalleryII125024817 December 1985
Elwick Hall Elwick Hall FlatsII131104116 November 1967
Elwick WindmillII11593738 January 1980
Former Church of St AndrewII125067431 March 1949
Former Constitutional ClubII12506738 June 1984
Former Gpo Sorting OfficeII126312517 December 1985
Fountain Fountain in Ward Jackson ParkII125039217 December 1985
Grand HotelII12506081 June 1983
Greatham HospitalII124988923 April 1952
Greatham House and Left ExtensionII115947517 December 1985
Greatham War MemorialII143714118 October 2016
GreystonesII125085915 June 1990
Hart Windmill 60 Metres to South East of Hart Mill FarmhouseII12634299 April 1973
Home Farmhouse and Farm CottageII124990017 December 1985
Hospital ChapelII124989023 April 1952
Jesmond Road Primary School, Master'S House, Play Shed and Surrounding WallII139657423 February 2011
K6 Telephone Kiosk 12 Metres South of Number 3II125082010 April 1989
K6 Telephone Kiosk 5 Metres East of Town HallII126308210 April 1989
Lamp Standard to East of Wesley Methodist ChurchII126316117 December 1985
Lion Sculpture and Pier 15 Metres to East of Lion BreweryII125060217 December 1985
Low Tunstall Farmhouse and Screen Wall AttachedII126321117 December 1985
Manor Farmhouse, Adjoining Cottage and OuthouseII115935217 December 1985
Marine HotelII126309117 December 1985
Market HotelII125027117 December 1985
Mayfield HouseII125031231 March 1949
Meadowcroft MeadowsideII125026417 December 1985
Mill HouseII125067517 December 1985
Monument to Ralph Ward Jackson Approximately 34 Metres to North East of Christ ChurchII125022917 December 1985
Monument to Sir William Gray Approximately 20 Metres to South West of Christ ChurchII126343217 December 1985
Moor HouseII125026731 March 1949
North East Wing of St Hilda'S HospitalII126335312 February 1985
Number 3 and Adjoining WallII12501116 December 1985
Odeon CinemaII125039317 December 1985
Old Customs House and Adjoining WingsII126312417 December 1985
Old Dock Offices and Rear WingsII12506704 February 1977
Park Lodge Park Lodge at Entrance to Ward Jackson Park Park Lodge at South East Entrance to Ward Jackson ParkII125026617 December 1985
Park Tower (Former North Eastern Co-Operative Society Department Store)II125053217 December 1985
PiercliffeII125039731 March 1949
Priory Farmhouse and Farm Cottage AdjoiningII115933423 October 1981
Remains of Town Wall Remains of Town Wall to South East Side of South CrescentII125052817 December 1985
Remains of Wayside CrossII126343517 December 1985
RockhurstII126320817 December 1985
Rose Cottage, and Outhouse AdjoiningII132953416 May 1984
Royal Hotel Royal Public HouseII125024523 October 1981
Seaton Carew War MemorialII14400002 December 2016
Seaton Hall Hotel and Adjoining Wing to RightII126310517 December 1985
Seaton High LightII126312617 December 1985
Seaton Hotel and West ExtensionII126312724 March 1950
Sebastopol GunII125011017 December 1985
South African War Memorial in Ward Jackson ParkII125044717 December 1985
St Francis CottageII126352017 December 1985
Stable Block 4 Metres to East of BriarmeadII124989317 December 1985
Steelworkers' War Memorial, approximately 15 metres to south west of South Durham Steelworks Social Club.II125067217 December 1985
Strathmore HouseII125053117 December 1985
The ForgeII11398209 April 1973
The Shades HotelII125011417 December 1985
Throston Engine House and Wall AdjoiningII125038921 April 1983
Town HallII125039417 December 1985
Tunnel Under Railway EmbankmentII12508602 August 1990
Tunstall Hall FarmhouseII125026517 December 1985
Union HouseII125059317 December 1985
United Reformed ChurchII126335231 March 1949
Victoria Buildings and 2 MiddlegateII126306510 June 1993
Voltigeur CottageII12500352 June 1982
War Memorial in Redheugh GardensII126329617 December 1985
War Memorial in Victory SquareII126316224 March 1950
War memorial outside St Oswald's Church, West HartlepoolII14416116 February 2017
Water Pump Approximately 14 Metres to South West of Number 101II125027017 December 1985
Wesley Methodist ChurchII125053817 December 1985
Wilkinsons (Formerly Binns Department Store)II13905981 September 2003
Wilton Cottage and Right ExtensionII113981921 July 1981
Wilton GrangeII125026813 August 1976

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Hartlepool?
Hartlepool has 153 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 3 Grade I, 6 Grade II* and 144 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Hartlepool 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. Hartlepool’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Hartlepool 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.