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Listed buildings in Leeds

Leeds has 2,367 listed building entries — 46 Grade I, 104 Grade II* and 2,217 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 30 July 1951 and the most recent from 13 March 2026.

List entries
2,367
Grade I
46
1.9%
Grade II*
104
4.4%
Grade II
2,217
93.7%

When Leeds’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 725 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Leeds — page 8 of 8

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Victoria Flax Mill Entrance Range and BollardsII12563425 August 1976
Victoria HotelII125622322 March 1974
Victoria Hotel Public HouseII12555645 August 1976
Victoria Mills East and North East RangesII12560295 August 1976
Victoria Terrace and Attached Walls and GatesII13753035 August 1976
Victoria Works RangeII125625110 January 1986
Vine Cottage Yew Tree CottageII13751415 August 1976
Virginia House and PumpII13752495 August 1976
Wadlands Cottage Wadlands FarmhouseII113510325 January 1978
Wagon House at Water Pumping StationII12618337 April 1988
Wakefield Lodge, including entrance gate piers and attached estate wall, Parlington EstateII14519518 June 2018
Wall and Gate Piers to Church of St MichaelII125593511 September 1996
Wall and Gate Piers to Rear of Numbers 23 and 25 Great George StreetII125657711 September 1996
Wall and Two Pairs of Gate Piers at Number 11, Shaw HouseII125607811 September 1996
Wall Bounding the South, West and North Sides of Stable Yard to East of Ledston HallII12639864 July 1952
Wall Gates and Piers to North East and West of Northern School of Contemporary DanceII125564122 November 1991
Wall to Front Garden of Cumberland Priory with Two Sets of Gate PiersII13753215 August 1976
Wall, Gate Piers and Gate with Overthrow to HolmfieldII137525411 September 1996
Wall, Gate Piers and Gates to Carr Manor HouseII12559615 August 1976
Walled Garden with Ha-Ha Approximately 20 Metres North East of the Old VicarageII123751115 September 1987
Walls and Gate Piers to Adel Mill Housing ComplexII13753885 August 1976
Walls and Gate Piers to Brodrick CourtII125653111 September 1996
Walls Railings Gate Piers and Gates to Christ ChurchII125638511 September 1996
Walls to Front of Number 34 and Harewood SchoolII122625522 July 1986
Walls to Front of Numbers 1 to 21II122663622 July 1986
Walls to Front of Numbers 22-33II122625422 July 1986
Walls to Front of Numbers 82 to 105 (Consecutive) and the VicarageII122665522 July 1986
Walls to Triangular GardenII122631622 July 1986
Walls, Railings and Gates to Leeds Grammar SchoolII137520911 September 1996
Walls, Railings and Lean to Buildings to Rectangular Walled GardenII126596122 July 1986
Walls, Railings, Gate Piers and Gates to Former United Reformed ChurchII125598311 September 1996
Walshan CottageII130004328 March 1988
Walton Old HallII11350362 September 1952
War MemorialII113568128 March 1988
War MemorialII12558325 August 1976
War MemorialII12558537 February 1994
War MemorialII125612211 September 1996
War MemorialII126320717 June 1986
War MemorialII131347817 June 1986
War MemorialII137508011 September 1996
War MemorialII13914961 February 2006
War MemorialII139228031 August 2007
War Memorial 1 Metre South of Church of St MartinII125615511 September 1996
War Memorial and Railings at Entrance to the Old GraveyardII125604111 September 1996
War Memorial Approximately 200 Metres East of Church of St ChadII137530211 September 1996
War Memorial Approximately 50 Metres South of the Church of St John the EvangelistII125600511 September 1996
War Memorial at South End of Memorial DriveII125621511 September 1996
War Memorial at the Junction with Fink HillII109599629 November 2002
War Memorial in Armley ParkII125601011 September 1996
War Memorial in Lawnswood CemeteryII137531711 September 1996
War Memorial in St Pauls ChurchyardII137513511 September 1996
War Memorial Including Enclosing Wall and RailingsII128895517 June 1986
War Memorial Near to Entrance Victoria ParkII128895817 June 1986
Warehouse to South East of Highbury WorksII12562047 September 1994
Warehouse, Office and Drying Floor to South East of Thwaite MillII124099212 December 1978
Warrels HouseII12557865 August 1976
Warren FarmhouseII12533697 April 1988
Water Works Meter HouseII125556611 September 1996
Waterloo HouseII12556925 August 1976
Waverley HouseII12556035 August 1976
Weavers CottageII12618367 April 1988
Weavers CourtII12558079 January 1975
Webton CourtII124602023 December 1998
Weetwood Grange Weetwood GroveII137547111 September 1996
Weetwood Hall LodgeII125575911 September 1996
Weetwood ManorII125573911 September 1996
Weir and Retaining Walls on River AireII137548211 September 1996
Weir and sluice gates at NGR 2658 3497 approximately 450 metres north-west of Burley MillsII137505723 March 1993
Weir on River Aire at Armley MillsII125572111 September 1996
Weir on River Aire at NGR 2655 3488II137505923 March 1993
Well Head and Two Troughs Approximately 20 Metres South of PondII106598727 July 1986
Wellholme CottageII13751038 October 1970
Wellholme FarmhouseII13751025 August 1976
Wellington BridgeII125571626 September 1963
Wentworth FarmhouseII12556835 August 1976
West Leeds High SchoolII125567013 May 1987
West Lodge and Otley Lodge and associated walls, gate pillars and gatesII139097828 May 2004
West Riding Public HouseII125573311 September 1996
West RoydII122618117 June 1986
West Stable Block to North West of Cookridge HallII13751835 August 1976
WestvilleII12558445 August 1976
Westwood HouseII131347230 March 1966
Wetherby Bridge (Over River Wharfe) with Attached War MemorialII131346830 March 1966
Wetherby HouseII12007909 October 1980
Wetherby Town Hall and Attached Front WallII11350708 February 1988
Wetherby Wesleyan Methodist ChurchII113506430 April 1982
Wharf CottageII12557365 August 1976
Wharfedale HouseII13134608 February 1988
Wharfedale ViaductII12533687 April 1988
Wheatfield HouseII12556815 August 1976
Wheatfield HouseII13752535 August 1976
Wheel HouseII130012221 August 1984
Whitakers Arms Public HouseII11352398 July 1974
White Swan Public HouseII13133828 July 1974
Whitecote House with Adjoining RangesII13754835 August 1976
Whiteley Memorial Approximately 10 Metres West of Church of St MarkII125614711 September 1996
Wike ManorII12275631 October 1982
Willow CottageII12041277 April 1988
Willow GreenII11350558 February 1988
WindmillII12006063 December 1986
Windmill Approximately 30 Metres West of Mill FarmhouseII123740218 June 1969
Windsor HouseII122758422 July 1986
Winker Green Mill Reservoir Dams and Linking WallsII125601311 September 1996
Woodhouse Grove Methodist Church and School ChapelII126114325 February 1993
Woodhouse Grove School (Main Building)II126114225 February 1993
Woodhouse HallII13750118 May 1973
Woodleigh HallII11355974 March 1983
Woodside Methodist Sunday School and HallII124001530 April 1982
Worlds End Wine BarII131347429 January 1982
Wothersome Grange FarmhouseII122759522 July 1986
Wrays BuildingsII12558019 November 1993
Wyre HallII131344525 April 1977
Yarn WarehouseII13753626 November 1989
Yeadon Town HallII12040987 April 1988
Yew Tree Public HouseII120047930 July 1951
Yorkshire BankII13753537 May 1992
Yorkshire Bank Chambers and basement railings, No. 2 Infirmary StreetII137502422 March 1974

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Leeds?
Leeds has 2,367 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 46 Grade I, 104 Grade II* and 2,217 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Leeds 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. Leeds’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Leeds 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.