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Listed buildings in Knowsley

Knowsley has 105 listed building entries — 1 Grade I, 4 Grade II* and 100 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 19 March 1951 and the most recent from 30 March 2023.

List entries
105
Grade I
1
1.0%
Grade II*
4
3.8%
Grade II
100
95.2%

When Knowsley’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 39 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Knowsley (5)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Church of St ChadII*135621120 June 1975
Church of St MaryI119913919 March 1951
Church of St MaryII*125332928 January 1971
Church of St MichaelII*10755356 June 1951
Knowsley HallII*12532419 June 1952

Grade II listed buildings in Knowsley

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1 and 3, Mill LaneII135620920 June 1975
1-5, Station RoadII13434683 August 1981
101 and 103, Ribbler'S LaneII128355620 June 1975
112, Ingoe LaneII106858420 June 1975
121 and 123, Ribbler'S LaneII135621320 June 1975
14 and 16, South Park RoadII119904020 June 1975
14, Vicarage PlaceII107550719 March 1987
17, Atherton StreetII128824521 May 1991
2, Derby StreetII107550119 March 1987
2, Vicarage PlaceII107550619 March 1951
21-23 Eccleston StreetII147994830 March 2023
22, ST MARY'S ROAD (See details for further address information)II10754973 August 1981
30 Eccleston StreetII10755039 December 1985
37, High StreetII119954930 June 1980
38 40, North Park RoadII106858520 June 1975
4 Vicarage PlaceII119960719 March 1951
44-50, Derby StreetII12835016 April 1979
48 and 50, St Helens RoadII107550519 March 1987
6 and 6a, Beesley RoadII10754993 August 1981
6 Vicarage PlaceII134347019 March 1951
63 and 65, Ribbler'S LaneII135621220 June 1975
66, Roby RoadII10754953 August 1981
81 and 83, Ribbler'S LaneII106858820 June 1975
Barn at Snape GateII125325028 January 1971
Carr House FarmhouseII125344128 January 1971
Carters Arms Public HouseII106858220 June 1975
Church of Our Lady ImmaculateII119962719 March 1987
Church of St BartholomewII107553219 March 1987
Church of St NicholasII126189428 January 1971
Church of St NicholasII125324028 January 1971
Cronton CrossII126188828 January 1971
DovecoteII135620729 May 1969
Entrance Gateway to Church of St Michael at North East Corner of ChurchyardII119900619 March 1987
Entrance Gateway to Church of St Michael at South Corner of ChurchyardII107553619 March 1987
Former Picture Palace Cinema, PrescotII147591327 May 2021
Former Premises of the Lancashire Watch Company Now Forming Part of the Prescot Trade CentreII128823921 May 1991
Former town house and Parr's BankII107550019 March 1987
Foxhill HouseII126189128 January 1971
Garden Wall to The HazelsII107550831 May 1990
Gate Piers and Gates at Cronton HallII12532359 June 1952
Gate Piers Beside North East Lodge to Halsnead ParkII125342928 January 1971
Gate Piers to South of the VicarageII106858720 June 1975
Gellings FarmhouseII126189228 January 1971
Gravestone of Blackie the war horseII14362639 August 2017
GreenhillII121518318 February 1992
Hurst Hall, Huyton and Prescot Golf ClubII13434463 August 1981
Huyton Cricket and Bowling Club PavilionII147171221 September 2020
Huyton Hey (Manor Farmhouse)II10755346 June 1951
Kirkby Hall LodgeII119901720 June 1975
Kirkby War MemorialII139357624 July 2007
Knowsley Old VicarageII126176511 March 1992
Knowsley War MemorialII146396712 June 2019
Little Wood LodgeII125346919 January 1988
Lytham HouseII135621020 June 1975
Masonic HallII128341419 March 1951
Milestone Approximately 2/3 of a Metre East of Lyme Cross Road JunctionII107549419 March 1987
Milestone set on the north-east verge of Warrington Road (A57), approximately 18 metres north-west of the junction with Gilbert RoadII147648118 August 2021
Monument to East of North Aisle of Church of St MichaelII134344519 March 1987
NewlandII13434443 August 1981
North East Lodge to Halsnead ParkII125324928 January 1971
Number 10 Including Garden WallII119961219 March 1951
Number 11, Including Wall and GatepiersII107550419 March 1951
Number 20 Detached Workshop to Rear ofII134347221 May 1991
Number 9 with Former Workshop to RearII107550921 May 1991
Numbers 52 and 54 (Clock Face Public House)II107550219 March 1951
Old HalsneadII126178728 January 1971
Park HallII107553319 March 1987
Pigeon House and Whitefield HouseII106858329 May 1969
Prescot War MemorialII14258676 May 2015
Railway BridgeII107553019 March 1987
Railway BridgeII107553119 March 1987
Railway BridgeII134346619 March 1987
RedmyreII126188728 January 1971
Roby Cross Approximately 30 Metres West of Station Road JunctionII134346719 March 1987
Roby Toll HouseII107549619 March 1987
Ropers BridgeII13923012 November 2007
Rose CottageII125324828 January 1971
Sandfield HouseII125325128 January 1971
School CottagesII12617663 August 1981
Sefton Arms CottagesII106858920 June 1975
Sefton CottageII135620820 June 1975
Stable Block to North East of Number 54II11992483 August 1981
Stables to North of the VicarageII119901020 June 1975
Stables to west of The HazelsII107553719 March 1987
StocksII12532379 June 1952
Sunnyside FarmhouseII125347120 August 1975
Tarbock Hall FarmhouseII125342728 January 1971
The CottageII106858120 June 1975
The FieldII125352515 April 1985
The HazelsII12835926 June 1951
The Paddocks and the StablesII12535055 February 1991
The Railway Public House and Langtree CottageII106858020 June 1975
Thingwall HallII10754983 August 1981
Town End FarmhouseII125323628 January 1971
United Reformed ChurchII134346919 March 1987
VicarageII106858620 June 1975
Village CrossII13434423 August 1981
Waverley House (Kirkby Conservative Club)II106859020 June 1975
WaysideII141021417 July 2012
Yew Tree HouseII125354322 September 1975

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Knowsley?
Knowsley has 105 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 1 Grade I, 4 Grade II* and 100 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Knowsley 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. Knowsley’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Knowsley 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.