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Listed buildings in Portsmouth

Portsmouth has 455 listed building entries — 13 Grade I, 33 Grade II* and 409 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 10 January 1953 and the most recent from 6 May 2021.

List entries
455
Grade I
13
2.9%
Grade II*
33
7.3%
Grade II
409
89.9%

When Portsmouth’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 210 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Portsmouth — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Number 38 and Attached RailingsII138692925 September 1972
Number 49 and Attached Garden WallII138722125 September 1972
Number 49 and Kent LodgeII124553225 September 1972
Number 5 Boathouse (Buildings Numbers 1/27 and 1/28)II127229013 August 1999
Number 7 Boathouse (Building Number 1/29)II127229113 August 1999
Numbers 1-6 (Consecutive) and Attached RailingsII138722525 September 1972
Numbers 13-18 and Attached RailingsII127186925 September 1972
Outbuildings to South West of Portsmouth Grammar SchoolII133320025 September 1972
Padwick Monument Approximately 7 Metres West of Church of St Peter and St PaulII133342318 March 1999
Park LodgeII138692218 March 1999
Peacock CottageII124518330 October 1969
Peel Or Shannon Naval Brigade MonumentII138697225 September 1972
Perimeter Walls with Gateways Including Former Main Gate and LodgesII133320425 September 1972
Platt Monument Approximately 5 Metres North of Chancel of Church of St Peter and St PaulII133342418 March 1999
Portsea Free SchoolII138715825 September 1972
Portsmouth and Southsea Railway StationII138702618 March 1999
Portsmouth Grammar School and Attached RailingsII133319930 October 1969
Portsmouth High School for GirlsII127185725 September 1972
Portsmouth Sailing ClubII138682525 September 1972
Powderham House and Lombard HouseII110382810 January 1953
Prince Monument, Approximately 23 Metres West of Southwest Corner of Church of St AndrewII133321818 March 1999
Priory SchoolII110427225 September 1972
Quebec HouseII138682830 October 1969
Queen's Hotel, SouthseaII147061720 October 2020
Queensbury (Number 41)II124552825 September 1972
Railings and Gates in Front of Numbers 393-399II124517425 September 1972
Rockingham (Number 14) and Nelson House (Number 15)II133318210 January 1953
Round TowerII124459013 August 1999
Royal Garrison ChurchII124579018 March 1999
Royal Navy Detention Quarters (Building Number 2/44)II127226113 August 1999
Sallyport HotelII133319010 November 1953
Sea Lock and BasinII133317018 March 1999
Seafront Shelter at Sz 6474 9806II138698118 March 1999
Seafront Shelter at Sz 6487 9807II138698418 March 1999
Seafront Shelter at Sz 6489 9806II138698618 March 1999
Seagull RestaurantII138687918 March 1999
Shanklin LodgeII138710325 September 1972
South Medina FarmhouseII133342825 September 1972
South Parade PierII138721425 September 1972
South west section of boundary wall to Tipner MagazineII138724322 November 1979
Southsea LodgeII138692625 September 1972
Spice Island InnII138689125 September 1972
St James Hospital and Attached Piers and Lamp PostsII11038209 December 1998
St James Hospital ChapelII11038249 December 1998
St Marys House Including Lodge and Community CentreII138719625 September 1972
St Vincent LodgeII124553025 September 1972
Statue of Captain Scott at West End of Building Number 1/87c (Building Number 1/87c Not Included)II127228713 August 1999
Statue of Queen VictoriaII110431525 September 1972
Statue of William III to South West of Building Number 1/87c (Building Number 1/87c Not Included)II127228813 August 1999
Stead Monument Approximately 7 Metres North of Chancel of Church of St Peter and St PaulII133342518 March 1999
Steam Engine Makers Society Memorial (Hms Thunderer), Kingston CemeteryII138719518 March 1999
Still and West Country HouseII138682325 September 1972
Strathearn HotelII138721525 September 1972
SummerlandII138726125 September 1972
Swiss Cottage School House (Portsmouth High School for Girls)II127185825 September 1972
Tangier Public HouseII138723318 March 1999
The AstoriaII13850235 October 2000
The BoathouseII138682925 September 1972
The Castle (St Johns College Roman Catholic School)II110431325 September 1972
The Clock Tower (A Fleming Southsea Ltd)II138693218 March 1999
The Dolphin HotelII110436630 October 1969
The Fitzclarence MonumentII110386025 September 1972
The FriaryII13909049 July 2004
The Gravediggers Public HouseII110436725 September 1972
The Greye HouseII133344230 October 1969
The Guardsman Former Public HouseII139166814 January 2005
The GuildhallII110431625 September 1972
The Lion GateII127230313 August 1999
The LodgeII110385625 September 1972
The Old House at HomeII135036011 June 2003
The Old RectoryII133321230 October 1969
The Old Vic Public HouseII138719718 March 1999
The PlazaII13868754 October 1995
The Provosts HouseII110385730 October 1969
The Prudential AssuranceII110432525 September 1972
The Royal Marines MuseumII138709025 September 1972
The Royal Naval ClubII110385825 September 1972
The Royal Railway Shelter (Building Number 1/45)II127229213 August 1999
The ShrubberyII110431425 September 1972
The Unicorn GateII124458713 August 1999
The WarehouseII138683725 September 1972
The White Swan Public HouseII110432725 September 1972
Thorp Hopkins Monument Approximately 3 Metres North of Chancel of Church of St Peter and St PaulII133342618 March 1999
Three Bollards at North End of Broad StreetII138690718 March 1999
Three lamp columns to esplanade, west of South Parade PierII138721618 March 1999
Town Boundary Stone at Junction of London Road and Torrington RoadII133345710 January 1953
Trafalgar HouseII136077910 June 2002
Trafalgar MonumentII138698825 September 1972
Tram Shelter (Adjacent to Blue Reef Aquarium)II138721918 March 1999
Tram Shelter (Now Madisons Cafe)II138713018 March 1999
TreadgoldsII138686525 September 1972
Trident MemorialII138699018 March 1999
Trinity Methodist ChurchII138681316 April 1996
Tulip Tree HouseII138726025 September 1972
Two Bollards at North Side of Junction with Bathing LaneII138683018 March 1999
Two former powder magazines at Tipner MagazineII138724022 November 1979
University of Portsmouth, Park Building and Attached Railings and BalustradeII127186025 September 1972
University of Portsmouth, School of Social and Historic StudiesII138691325 September 1972
Unnamed Monument Approximately 5 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St Peter and St PaulII133342718 March 1999
Upper MountII138723925 September 1972
Vulcan Block (Building Number 21) and Attached BollardsII110432925 September 1972
Western CourtII138715418 March 1999
Whitley Rooms (Building Number 1/138) and Bollard at North East CornerII127230913 August 1999
Wilton House (Number 13) and Attached RailingsII110384518 March 1999
WoodendII138715525 September 1972
World War II Anti-Tank Defences at Eastney BeachII139372023 March 2010
World War II Pillbox at Eastney BeachII141421614 June 2013
Wymering VicarageII133342925 September 1972
Yorkshire Grey Public HouseII110432618 March 1999

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Portsmouth?
Portsmouth has 455 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 13 Grade I, 33 Grade II* and 409 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Portsmouth 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. Portsmouth’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Portsmouth 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.