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Listed buildings in Ribble Valley

Ribble Valley has 825 listed building entries — 18 Grade I, 46 Grade II* and 761 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 8 November 1949 and the most recent from 10 September 2019.

List entries
825
Grade I
18
2.2%
Grade II*
46
5.6%
Grade II
761
92.2%

When Ribble Valley’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 377 entries.

1940s2010s

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Grade II listed buildings in Ribble Valley — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
St Mary'S Old SchoolII136561822 November 1983
St Marys HallII136221922 November 1983
St Michael'S Primary SchoolII107234830 September 1976
Stable and Barn South-West of Talbot HotelII136224613 February 1967
Stables and Coach House, North East of Downham HallII136232727 April 1984
Standridge Farmhouse and Farm Building Adjoining to SouthII130921516 November 1983
Stankas Hall FarmhouseII116492416 November 1954
Stanley HouseII107234719 May 1950
Stanworth HouseII136223030 September 1976
Starkie FarmhouseII127456912 February 1985
Statue of St Jerome 250 Metres North-West of Observatory PondII130871029 December 1952
Statue of St Mary Magdalene 250 Metres North of Observatory PondII107234129 December 1952
Steelands FarmhouseII116352116 November 1954
Stephen BridgeII116370220 February 1984
Stephen ParkII136227016 November 1983
Stirk House HotelII107210416 November 1954
StocksII107213113 February 1967
StocksII107216020 February 1984
Stocks Adjacent to the West of Village CrossII107217520 February 1984
Stocks WellsII107235419 May 1950
Stone HouseII107225722 November 1983
Stonyhurst College, Old Infirmary and attached passageII141971914 January 2015
Stonyhurst College, Shireburn Quadrangle, Ambulacrum and former LaboratoriesII141972114 January 2015
Stoop Lane FarmhouseII107217016 November 1954
Stork HouseII131742013 February 1967
Stump CrossII130927820 February 1984
Stydd Lodge, Presbytery to Church of St Peter and St Paul, and Attached OutbuildingII107226222 November 1983
Sundial 5 Metres South East of South Porch, Church of All HallowsII107218020 February 1984
Sundial approximately 5 metres south west of south porch, Church of St HelenII136230520 February 1984
Sundial base approximately 10 metres south of chancel, Church of St HelenII107215820 February 1984
Sundial Base Approximately 2 Metres South of Southern Corner of Ravens Holme FarmhouseII116414827 April 1984
Sundial Base in South West Corner of Churchyard, Church of St Peter and St PaulII130930020 February 1984
Sundial Base South of Lovely HallII107203913 March 1986
Sundial East of Church of St Mary and All SaintsII107204213 March 1986
Sundial in Churchyard Approximately 8 Metres South of Chancel, Church of St LeonardII107213713 February 1967
Sundial in Churchyard of Church of St Wilfrid, 15 Metres South-East of ChancelII136227411 November 1966
Sundial in Churchyard to South of Church of St BartholomewII107228022 November 1983
Sundial South of Church of St LeonardII107206213 March 1986
Sundial south of main doorway, Browsholme HallII107227516 November 1983
Sundial, 40 Metres South of Tower, St Andrew'S ChurchyardII131811216 November 1983
Sunny BankII116471627 April 1984
SunnysideII116345816 November 1954
Swan and Royal HotelII107236819 May 1950
Swan HotelII131763613 March 1986
Swanside BridgeII131731116 November 1954
Swindlehurst FarmhouseII107218720 February 1984
Sykes Holt FarmhouseII107206313 March 1986
Talbot BridgeII136228016 November 1954
Talbot Bridge HouseII107219120 February 1984
Talbot HotelII107228113 February 1967
The AlleysII107235619 May 1950
The Church of St Michael and St John and attached presbyteryII144174417 October 2017
The Coach and Horses Public HouseII136230820 February 1984
The Dower HouseII136232116 November 1954
The FlatII107233322 November 1983
The Grand CinemaII13810054 August 2000
The GroveII107211016 November 1954
The Hark to BountyII136226016 November 1954
The Hills FarmhouseII136221522 November 1983
The Huntsman'S HouseII107212416 November 1954
The Inn at WhitewellII136226416 November 1983
The Lidgett HouseII116381313 February 1967
The Manor House, Harrop FoldII107215216 November 1954
The MausoleumII107230322 November 1983
The Mews FarmyardII107227816 November 1983
The MillII107230413 February 1967
The National BuildingsII116412030 September 1976
The Observatory 100 Metres South-East of PondII130873913 February 1967
The Old BothyII107238619 May 1950
The Old FarmhouseII131741227 April 1984
The Old Reading RoomII107224816 November 1954
The Old RectoryII116317920 February 1984
The Old SchoolII107225116 November 1983
The Old VicarageII116341620 February 1984
The PrioryII136231716 November 1954
The Sun InnII136224713 February 1967
The Temple, Approximately 130 Metres North North West of HouseII136232216 November 1954
The Three MillstonesII107216116 November 1954
The Towns WellII136219919 May 1950
The VicarageII131808719 May 1950
The Vicarage at the Church of St John EvangelistII114690622 November 1983
The Village Tuck ShopII107232113 February 1967
The White Bull Public HouseII136231927 April 1984
The White HouseII107213613 February 1967
The Written StoneII114744022 November 1983
Thirty Acres FarmhouseII107218516 November 1954
ThornbersII116364720 February 1984
Thornley HallII114756713 February 1967
Three Fishes InnII107218616 November 1954
TinkerfieldII136225422 November 1983
Toll Bar CottageII127457012 February 1985
Toll HouseII107212027 April 1984
Tomb of Robert Parker in St Helen's Churchyard, approximately 1 metre east of chancelII116369020 February 1984
Top O'Th' Bank FarmhouseII127391717 December 1968
Top RowII107212913 February 1967
Top RowII107213027 April 1984
Top RowII136233015 February 1967
Town FarmhouseII107208813 February 1967
Town HallII107237430 September 1976
Town HeadII116514913 February 1967
Townley HouseII116353220 February 1984
Trough HouseII107230922 November 1983
Tunnel Entrance Approximately 180 Metres West of A682 in Gisburne ParkII136231527 April 1984
Tunnel Entrance Approximately 70 Metres East of Mill Lane in Gisburne ParkII107210327 April 1984
Tunnel Portal in the John Smith Playing FieldII125411011 April 1986
Turret from Houses of Parliament in Gardens of Clitheroe CastleII107155530 September 1976
Twiston Manor HouseII136233513 February 1967
Village CrossII116335116 November 1954
Village HallII107213527 April 1984
Waddington BridgeII136230420 February 1984
Waddington HallII136230216 November 1954
Waddington Hospital GatewayII116364916 November 1954
Waddington War MemorialII143178022 December 2015
Waddow HallII131809416 November 1954
Wall and Gateway Door Beginning 20 Metres South-East of Church of St Peter and Running 130 Metres South-East of Church of St PeterII107233722 November 1983
Wall East of Horton House, with 2 Gatepiers, 2 End Piers, Gate and RailingsII107211427 April 1984
Wall Enclosing Garden to South of Worston Old HallII136233627 April 1984
Wall Extending Approximately 20 Metres North East from Browsholme Hall and Containing a Re Set Stone, Gateway, and Arch Over StreamII107227316 November 1983
Wall GreenII123898612 February 1985
Wall on North-East Side of Playing Field Returning 70 Metres on South-East Side and Including a Pair of Gate PiersII107233822 November 1983
Wall West of Waddington Hall Containing 2 Gateways and 2 Pairs of Gate Piers with GatesII116362920 February 1984
Wall, Gatepiers and Gates South of Newton HallII136227116 November 1954
Wall, Steps and Gatepiers South of Church of St Peter and St PaulII107220220 February 1984
WallcloughII114732022 November 1983
Walls on North and West Side of Garden to East of Bashall HallII107219616 November 1954
Walls on North, South, East and West Side of Paddock to South of Bashall HallII116305620 February 1984
War MemorialII107221416 November 1983
War MemorialII109608611 April 2003
War MemorialII139223130 August 2007
Wardsley FarmhouseII114721122 November 1983
Wellhead in Garden East of AlmshousesII136223811 November 1966
Wellhouse, King Henry'S WellII116335620 February 1984
West Bradford BridgeII107216220 February 1984
West Cottages Circa 400 Metres West of HuntroydeII123862712 February 1985
West Lodge, Browsholme Hall and Pair of Gatepiers Adjoining to SouthII130936516 November 1954
Wetters BridgeII107220020 February 1984
Whalley ViaductII116445813 March 1986
Wheatley Farmhouse and Former Stable Adjoining to the SouthII114752313 February 1967
Whins HouseII131771013 March 1986
White Bull Hotel and Former Stable Adjoining to the NorthII130849125 July 1952
White Fold Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining to North-EastII107226722 November 1983
White HallII131816416 November 1954
White Lion HotelII116409130 September 1976
White Stones Farmhouse and Farm Building Adjoining to West in Same RangeII116557813 February 1967
Wilkinson'S FarmhouseII123897212 February 1985
Windy Pike FarmhouseII107208416 November 1954
Winkley Hall Farmhouse and Winkley CottageII114706613 February 1967
Wiswell Eaves HouseII131763013 February 1967
Wiswell School War MemorialII144463812 July 2017
Wiswell Shay CrossII136237213 February 1967
Wolfen HallII107228922 November 1983
Wood FarmhouseII136235327 April 1984
Woodfields Farmhouse and No 8II130872122 November 1983
Woodfold HallII116454227 August 1952
Woodgates Farmhouse and Farm Building Adjoining to South-WestII107231922 November 1983
Worston Old HallII131725627 April 1984
Written Stone FarmhouseII136227322 November 1983
Wycongill FarmhouseII116319916 November 1954
Wymondhouses FarmhouseII107208627 April 1984
Yew Tree FarmhouseII114748011 November 1966
Youth HostelII116367016 November 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Ribble Valley?
Ribble Valley has 825 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 18 Grade I, 46 Grade II* and 761 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Ribble Valley 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. Ribble Valley’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Ribble Valley 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.