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Listed buildings in Hyndburn

Hyndburn has 114 listed building entries — 1 Grade I, 11 Grade II* and 102 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 23 June 1965 and the most recent from 27 September 2021.

List entries
114
Grade I
1
0.9%
Grade II*
11
9.6%
Grade II
102
89.5%

When Hyndburn’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 79 entries.

1960s2020s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Hyndburn (12)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Accrington Town HallII*13620119 March 1984
Accrington War MemorialII*12057919 March 1984
Church of St BartholomewII*136200611 July 1966
Church of St JamesII*107272117 December 1968
Church of St JamesII*10727289 March 1984
Gatehouse at MartholmeII*107273511 July 1966
MartholmeI120598111 July 1966
Oswaldtwistle War MemorialII*12061039 March 1984
Outer Archway at MartholmeII*128045811 July 1966
Parker'S FarmhouseII*120611523 June 1965
Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady and St Hubert, and attached presbyteryII*12804219 March 1984
Sparth ManorII*120594611 July 1966

Grade II listed buildings in Hyndburn

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
100 and 102, Blackburn RoadII10727449 March 1984
2 and 4, Lower Aspen CottageII128040415 November 1965
20, Cannon Street and Old Peoples Day Centre, Eagle StreetII10727499 March 1984
21, Cannon StreetII10727519 March 1984
9 and 11 Black Abbey Street (including 1 Jacob Street) and associated boundary walls and setted accessII147100719 August 2020
All Saints VicarageII12804979 March 1984
AllspringsII10727349 March 1984
ArcadeII10727529 March 1984
Baptist ChurchII10727489 March 1984
Barn at 1 and 3 Black Abbey Street and unnumbered barn adjoining the yard behind the former Red Lion innII147100319 August 2020
Building in garden of Henfield House, circa 30 metres north-east of itII10727329 March 1984
Canal Bridge (Altham Bridge)II10727209 March 1984
Canal Bridge Number 106 (Side Beet Bridge)II12061299 March 1984
Canal Bridge Number 110II10727389 March 1984
Canal Bridge Number 111II12804389 March 1984
Canal Bridge Number 111dII10727259 March 1984
Canal WarehouseII107272413 September 1976
Canal warehouses with attached office and house, on west side of Leeds- Liverpool CanalII12059219 March 1984
Carnegie Public LibraryII12805249 March 1984
Church Kirk Bridge Number 112II12804929 March 1984
Church of All SaintsII13620019 March 1984
Church of ImmanuelII12060589 March 1984
Church of St AndrewII13620139 March 1984
Church of St Augustine (Of Hippo)II10727459 March 1984
Church of St JamesII107274622 August 1966
Church of St John the BaptistII10727579 March 1984
Church of St John the EvangelistII10727429 March 1984
Church of St PeterII10727589 March 1984
Conservative ClubII10727509 March 1984
Cut Lane Bridge (Number 107)II12061239 March 1984
Dunkenhalgh HotelII136200311 July 1966
Dyke Nook LodgeII12805019 March 1984
Elmfield HallII10727269 March 1984
Fire StationII10727559 March 1984
Former Christ Church SchoolII13620189 March 1984
Former Red Lion inn (104 Abbey Street), including 106 Abbey StreetII10727419 March 1984
Former stable block circa 20 metres east of Dunkenhalgh HotelII12059329 March 1984
Gate piers and perimeter wall to Dyke Nook LodgeII13620209 March 1984
Great Harwood War MemorialII146299420 March 2019
Haworth Art GalleryII12057879 March 1984
Heys FarmhouseII12059759 March 1984
High Brake HallII10727549 March 1984
High Riley CottgesII120581322 August 1966
Higher Antley Cottage Higher Antley HallII13620179 March 1984
Higher Hey Cottage Higher Hey FarmhouseII120582222 August 1966
Higher Side Beet FarmhouseII107270423 June 1965
Hill House FarmhouseII13620199 March 1984
Holt Mill CottagesII10727319 March 1984
Holt Mill HouseII12059289 March 1984
Huncoat Hall and Attached BarnII136201422 August 1966
Huncoat War MemorialII142412612 February 2015
Ice House, Circa 30 Metres South of Lane, and Circa 75 Metres East of Clayton Hall FarmhouseII10727309 March 1984
Jackhouse FarmhouseII107273915 November 1965
K6 Telephone Kiosk Adjacent Wellington HotelII107270627 July 1988
Knuzden HallII128039315 November 1965
Knuzden Hall FarmhouseII107269915 November 1965
Lower Aspen FarmhouseII136200915 November 1965
Lower Friar Hill FarmII10727539 March 1984
Magistrates Courts Police StationII13620159 March 1984
Manor House FarmhouseII107270523 June 1965
Market HallII10727439 March 1984
Martholme ViaductII13620059 March 1984
Mechanics InstitutionII13620399 March 1984
Memorial cross circa 10 metres west of St. Hubert's ChurchII13620079 March 1984
Mercer HouseII12804719 March 1984
Mercer Memorial TowerII10727379 March 1984
Mill Cottages (Now One) Mill HouseII10727239 July 1975
Monument to Adam Westwell Circa 40 Metres West of Church of St JamesII10727599 March 1984
Moorside HouseII13620409 March 1984
National Westminster BankII10727369 March 1984
New High Riley Farmhouse and Attached Shippon and BarnII107276022 August 1966
Numbers 53, 55 (Warners Arms) and 57II10727619 March 1984
Oak Hill Park MansionII107275610 November 1975
Oswaldtwistle ClubII10727409 March 1984
Peel Fold FarmhouseII128040315 November 1965
Railway ViaductII13620089 March 1984
Railway ViaductII13620129 March 1984
Richmond Hill Street Works (Top Shop) - South Block OnlyII12805219 March 1984
Rishton War MemorialII147758027 September 2021
Rose CottageII10727039 March 1984
Rough Heys Farm CottageII13620109 March 1984
Rough Heys Farmhouse and Attached BarnII10726989 March 1984
Slate Pits FarmhouseII12805599 March 1984
Sparth HouseII10727339 January 1981
St Oswald's, Knuzden War MemorialII144102620 January 2017
Stable block on east side of Leeds-Liverpool Canal opposite canal company warehousesII13620029 March 1984
Stanhill HallII13620299 January 1981
Sundial circa 6 metres south west of Church of St JamesII10727479 March 1984
The BarnII10727299 March 1984
The Corn MillII10727229 July 1975
The StablesII12059139 March 1984
The Victoria public house including attached walls, gate piers, setted yards and outbuildingII124485831 October 1997
Toll Bar HouseII13620169 March 1984
Tottleworth Bridge (Number 108)II10727029 March 1984
Town HallII12060229 March 1984
Village Stocks in Corner of Road 100 Metres East of Hill HouseII128053622 August 1966
War MemorialII13620049 March 1984
War memorial circa 30 metres in front of Elmfield HallII10727279 March 1984
White Goat FarmhouseII12804359 March 1984
Whitebirk Moss FarmhouseII107270023 June 1965
Whitebirk North CottageII12061079 March 1984
Windy Bank FarmhouseII107270123 June 1965

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Hyndburn?
Hyndburn has 114 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 1 Grade I, 11 Grade II* and 102 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Hyndburn 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. Hyndburn’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Hyndburn 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.