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Listed buildings in North East Lincolnshire

North East Lincolnshire has 231 listed building entries — 12 Grade I, 14 Grade II* and 205 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 6 June 1951 and the most recent from 30 March 2023.

List entries
231
Grade I
12
5.2%
Grade II*
14
6.1%
Grade II
205
88.7%

When North East Lincolnshire’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1990s with 74 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in North East Lincolnshire (26)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Bath House at Sir Moses Montefiore SynagogueII*137985430 June 1999
Church of All SaintsII*11612834 January 1967
Church of Saint AndrewI11611304 January 1967
Church of Saint GeorgeII*13469484 January 1967
Church of Saint HelenI11034864 January 1967
Church of Saint MargaretII*13102834 January 1967
Church of Saint MargaretI13469524 January 1967
Church of Saint PeterII*11610554 January 1967
Church of St AndrewI13100114 January 1967
Church of St GilesI13794086 June 1951
Church of St HelenII*11034904 January 1967
Church of St LawrenceI11615664 January 1967
Church of St MaryI11034934 January 1967
Church of St MichaelI13798456 June 1951
Church of St NicolasI13798434 January 1967
Church of St PeterII*13469254 January 1967
Church of St Peter and St PaulII*13469784 January 1967
Church of the Holy Trinity and Holy Mary the VirginI13794056 June 1951
Clee Hall FarmhouseII*13794116 June 1951
Former Heavy Anti-Aircraft gun siteII*140322223 May 2012
Grimsby Haven Lock and Dock Wall 58 Metres Long Adjoining to WestII*137985630 June 1999
Grimsby Minster, formerly the Church of St JamesI13793866 June 1951
Hydraulic Accumulator Tower to West of the Dock TowerII*137987131 October 1974
The Dock TowerI137987028 April 1972
The Grimsby Ice Factory Including RailingsII*137984212 September 1990
Waltham WindmillII*116125628 April 1952

Grade II listed buildings in North East Lincolnshire

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
129 Station RoadII110346926 March 1987
13 New StreetII137985830 June 1999
13 WellowgateII137990330 June 1999
15 WellowgateII137990430 June 1999
158 Freeman StreetII137983930 June 1999
17 and 19 WellowgateII137990530 June 1999
17, 19 and 21 Bethlehem StreetII137937231 October 1974
19-22 Cooks LaneII137942930 June 1999
2 Greethams LaneII137984631 October 1974
23 BargateII137936130 June 1999
26 Flour SquareII137983730 June 1999
271 and 273 Humberston RoadII110347717 September 1980
37 Bethlehem StreetII137937531 October 1974
39 Bethlehem StreetII137937631 October 1974
39, BargateII137936231 October 1974
41 Bargate CottagesII137936431 October 1974
42-45b Alexandra RoadII134698022 December 1988
43 Bargate CottagesII137936531 October 1974
53 High StreetII110350318 June 1986
6 Caistor RoadII110350123 January 1985
60 and 62 Clee CrescentII137941031 October 1974
9 and 11 New StreetII137985730 June 1999
Alfred Enderby Ltd Fish Smoking and Processing FactoryII140233916 November 2011
Appletree CottageII116158726 March 1987
Barclays BankII137989330 June 1999
Barcroft Junior School (Section Fronting on to Barcroft Street)II110347222 December 1988
Barcroft Junior School (Section Fronting Onto Lovett Street)II110347822 December 1988
Beaconthorpe Methodist ChurchII116156317 September 1980
Belmont CottageII116163115 February 1980
Brighowgate House (Salvation Army Hostel)II137937723 July 1992
Castle PressII137989131 October 1974
Cattleshed Range 65m West of Clee Hall FarmhouseII13794121 September 1970
Cherry Tree CottageII116099118 June 1986
Church of All HallowsII11613434 January 1967
Church of Saint AndrewII11034884 January 1967
Church of Saint MartinII13469504 January 1967
Church of St Augustine of HippoII137987630 June 1999
Church of St MargaretII13469764 January 1967
Church of St MartinII137987718 June 1997
Church of St Mary by the SeaII137984930 June 1999
Church of St PeterII130998822 December 1988
Church of St Peter and St PaulII11034664 January 1967
Churchfield ManorII11616309 July 1973
Churchyard Cross Approximately 12 Metres South of Church of Saint HelenII110349118 June 1986
Churchyard Cross Approximately 6 Metres South of Nave of Church of Saint GeorgeII110348918 June 1986
Cleethorpes War MemorialII14518169 March 2018
College FarmhouseII116120610 July 1975
Cordeaux HouseII137941930 June 1999
Coroners CourthouseII137937931 October 1974
Corporation BridgeII137943230 June 1999
Council HouseII110347417 September 1980
Cross Approximately 14 Metres South of Manor HouseII116091718 June 1986
Cross Approximately 20 Metres South of Church of St Peter and St PaulII116169726 March 1987
Cross base approximately 10 metres south of church of St JamesII137939630 June 1999
Cross Base Approximately 8 Metres South of Church of St AndrewII116162826 March 1987
Cross Base Approximately 9 Metres West of Church of Saint Peter and Saint PaulII116161726 March 1987
Daisy CottageII11034674 January 1967
Dock OfficesII137987331 October 1974
Dovecote and Adjoining Stable Range Immediately North West of the Manor HouseII137943130 June 1999
Dovecote at Irby Dales Farm Approximately 150 Metres West of Irby Dales FarmhouseII110349918 June 1986
East Lock to Royal Dock Including Railings and BollardsII137986830 June 1999
East Ravendale HallII11609564 January 1967
Education Department OfficesII137983330 June 1999
Electricity Board ShowroomsII131005022 December 1988
F W Mcaulay CottagesII116170522 November 1988
Fairlawn (St James Choir School)II137986330 June 1999
Farm Range on North Side of Healing Wells FarmII134697726 March 1987
Fish Processing and Smoking Factory (Gh Abernethie Limited)II137988230 June 1999
Fish Processing and Smoking Factory (Keith Graham Limited)II137988330 June 1999
Fish smoking factory (Quality Fish Company)II137984730 June 1999
Folly Tower and Gateway Approximately 15 Metres East of Number 23 BargateII137938430 June 1999
Former Air Raid Shelter to Rear of Numbers 28 and 30II110348320 February 1989
Former Cleethorpes Railway Station Buildings (1884)II116159617 September 1980
Former Holme Hill School and Attached Masters HouseII137985231 October 1974
Former Savoy Picture HouseII137989430 June 1999
Former Stables to Number 39II137936331 October 1974
Former Toll HouseII137936631 October 1974
Former Waterproof Clothing FactoryII137986631 October 1974
Former Waterworks OfficesII137988730 June 1999
Front Gate and Railings Approximately 5 Metres South of Homefield FarmhouseII134694518 June 1986
Garden Wall at FairlawnII137986430 June 1999
Garden Wall, Gates and Adjoining Walls to St Marys PresbyteryII137985130 June 1999
Garden Walls to Number 36 (Number 36 Not Included)II137938330 June 1999
Gardens Walls and Gateways to Coroners CourthouseII137938231 October 1974
Gate Lodge at Weelsby HallII137990016 December 1997
Gates, Wall and Railings to Barcroft Junior School Along Barcroft Street FrontageII110347322 December 1988
Gateway and Front Wall to Worsley HouseII116164522 December 1988
Gateway, Walls and Railings to Barcroft Junior School Along Lovett Street FrontageII131002922 December 1988
Gravestone Approximately 0.5 Metres South-West Corner of Nave of Church of St Peter and St PaulII131001526 March 1987
Great Coates First World War MemorialII145356229 August 2018
Grimsby College of Art and DesignII137983215 August 1995
Grimsby Cordage MillII137941810 April 1995
Haagensen Memorial and Vault, Laceby CemeteryII14221599 April 2015
Hall FarmhouseII11035264 January 1967
Hatcliffe MillII134695118 June 1986
Haven MillII137984028 February 1975
Haverstoe CottageII110349818 June 1986
Hawerby HallII110349428 April 1952
Head Post OfficeII137989717 November 1995
Healing War MemorialII145533229 May 2018
Homefield FarmhouseII110352718 June 1986
Humberston War MemorialII145498527 April 2018
Huntsman'S Obelisk and Railed Enclosure Approximately 30 Metres North East of Church of Saint HelenII134694618 June 1986
Ice House Approximately 55 Metres North East of Manor FarmhouseII110349718 June 1986
Immingham War MemorialII145513929 May 2018
Irby Upon Humber War MemorialII145499829 May 2018
Island HouseII137986514 July 1970
K6 Telephone Kiosk (In Front of Old Rectory Cottage)II126515514 September 1987
K6 Telephone Kiosk (In Front of St Mary'S Church)II110350514 September 1987
Kirby HouseII116111518 June 1986
Little Coates War MemorialII147032215 June 2020
Little Laceby FarmhouseII116122718 June 1986
Lock Keepers Office 3 Metres East of the Hydraulic TowerII137987231 October 1974
Manor FarmhouseII116109918 June 1986
Manor FarmhouseII137988431 October 1974
Manor HouseII11034854 January 1967
Manor HouseII13469494 January 1967
Memorial to Sir Henry Bennett Approximately 140 Metres South of Cemetery ChapelII13798819 February 1998
Mickling Barf with detached garageII148426630 March 2023
Milepost, Wold Newton, North East LincolnshireII142483920 October 2015
MillfieldsII137936730 June 1999
MTL Medal Fisheries fish processing and smoking factoryII137983430 June 1999
Municipal Cemetery ChapelII13798789 February 1998
Municipal Cemetery Inner GatewayII13798809 February 1998
Municipal Cemetery LodgeII13798799 February 1998
National Westminster Bank and St Andrews Chambers and Union Bank ChambersII13794169 February 1999
National Westminster Bank Including Gate to Side PassageII13798988 March 1996
Number 18 and Attached Walls and RailingsII137941530 June 1999
Old Clee Village HallII137940731 October 1974
ParksideII110349218 June 1986
Pelham HouseII11034874 January 1967
Pelham Terrace Including Rear Yard WallII137986231 October 1974
Petersons Fish Processing and Smoking FactoryII137984830 June 1999
Pettits ButchersII137937430 June 1999
Prudential BuildingII137989630 June 1999
Quayside Walls at Royal DockII137986730 June 1999
Railings to Council House Along Cambridge Street ElevationII110347517 September 1980
Railway Station Buffet and Adjacent Station BuildingsII134694417 September 1980
Rectory CottageII134695418 June 1986
Registrars OfficeII137988930 November 1999
Rookery HouseII11035024 January 1967
Rose CottageII137988531 October 1974
Ross CastleII110347617 September 1980
Royal Insurance BuildingII137989530 June 1999
Royal Observer Corps Monitoring PostII140321823 May 2012
Ruins of West Ravendale Priory Approximately 160 Metres South West of Priory FarmhouseII13469534 January 1967
Russell Fish Processing and Smoking Factory (Russell Fish Curing Company Limited)II137990830 June 1999
SeasprayII137939831 October 1974
Shop and Warehouse at Corner of Fish Dock Road, Hutton Road and Cross StreetII137983530 June 1999
Sir Moses Montefiore SynagogueII137985330 June 1999
Slate Pencil Sharpening StoneII134694122 December 1988
Smethurst MemorialII137990730 June 1999
St James TerraceII137935930 June 1999
St James VicarageII137936925 March 1974
St James'S TerraceII137936030 June 1999
St Martins Preparatory SchoolII137936830 June 1999
St Marys Chambers and Attached Railings and GatesII137990631 October 1974
St Marys PresbyteryII137985030 June 1999
Stable Granary and Cartshed Range 38 Metres West of Clee Hall FarmhouseII13794131 September 1970
Stables Approximately 40 Metres South West of Manor FarmhouseII110349618 June 1986
Statue of Prince Albert in Front of Dock OfficesII137987431 October 1974
Stella MarisII137940231 October 1974
Strand Street SchoolII137988630 June 1999
Tapley House (Number 33) and Mentmore (Number 34)II137986130 June 1999
The Corporation ArmsII137983830 June 1999
The CottageII11612483 August 1976
The Custom House and attached railingsII137941731 October 1974
The Doughty Centre, Adjoining Screen Wall and Former Fire StationII137989030 June 1999
The EmpireII110347122 December 1988
The GrangeII11035044 January 1967
The GrangeII137935528 January 1999
The Iron BungalowII13913499 January 2004
The KnollII134697922 December 1988
The LodgeII116119118 June 1986
The Manor House Including Former Stables and Coach HouseII137943030 June 1999
The MillII110346820 April 1952
The Old RectoryII13102344 January 1967
The Old RectoryII137984431 October 1974
The Old VicarageII110348222 December 1988
The Old VicarageII137940925 March 1974
The Pestle and Mortar Public HouseII137985930 November 1999
The ThatchII13103194 January 1967
The Thatched Cottages, College FarmhouseII116096812 February 1973
The Tivoli TavernII137986030 June 1999
The White Hart Public HouseII137937131 October 1974
The WillowsII137985531 October 1974
Threshing Barn and Stable Range 50 Metres West of Clee Hall FarmhouseII13794141 September 1970
Tom Taylor and Sons Shop and WarehouseII137983630 June 1999
Town HallII137988831 October 1974
Victoria MillsII137989223 September 1986
Waltham War MemorialII146273022 October 2021
War MemorialII137937030 June 1999
Water Pump House Approximately 10 Metres East of Blacksmiths CottageII110350018 June 1986
Weelsby HallII137989916 December 1997
Weelsby Park Riding School Including Wall and RailingsII137990130 June 1999
Welholme GalleriesII137990230 June 1999
Well Approximately 50 Metres South East of Hall FarmhouseII134692618 June 1986
West Haven Maltings and Garth BuildingsII137984128 February 1975
West Lock to Royal Dock Including Railings and BollardsII137986930 June 1999
White LodgeII137940331 October 1974
Wold Newton War MemorialII143361231 March 2016
WoodlandsII134694718 June 1986
Woodliffe VillaII110347022 December 1988
Worsley HouseII134694322 December 1988
Yarborough HotelII137937328 November 1973

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in North East Lincolnshire?
North East Lincolnshire has 231 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 12 Grade I, 14 Grade II* and 205 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in North East Lincolnshire 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. North East Lincolnshire’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
North East Lincolnshire 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.