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Listed buildings in South Ribble

South Ribble has 143 listed building entries — 2 Grade I, 10 Grade II* and 131 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 24 March 1950 and the most recent from 16 August 2017.

List entries
143
Grade I
2
1.4%
Grade II*
10
7.0%
Grade II
131
91.6%

When South Ribble’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 95 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in South Ribble (12)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Arrowsmith HouseII*107410624 March 1950
Church of St AndrewII*107303626 July 1951
Church of St LeonardII*107410224 March 1950
Church of St Leonard the LessI107306311 November 1966
Church of St MaryII*107305811 November 1966
Church of St MichaelII*136187011 November 1966
Osbaldeston HouseII*12900911 September 1960
Samlesbury HallI136138925 July 1952
Seed Lee FarmhouseII*136135327 February 1984
Todd HallII*107411124 March 1950
Walker Monument Approximately 20 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St AndrewII*129044227 February 1984
Worden Old HallII*13619004 August 1975

Grade II listed buildings in South Ribble

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1, Marsh House CloseII129030627 February 1984
10-60, Fox LaneII121055627 February 1984
10, Worden LaneII107305126 July 1951
100, Fox LaneII121057727 February 1984
102-112, Fox LaneII136190127 February 1984
138 and 140, Ratten LaneII136189727 February 1984
150, Ratten LaneII121042627 February 1984
2, Worden LaneII136186526 July 1951
4, Nixons CourtII131746417 April 1967
78, TowngateII107305022 August 1977
92, Fox LaneII121056927 February 1984
94, 96 and 98, Fox LaneII107304127 February 1984
Alum Scar BridgeII130919527 September 1984
Arch Over Wade Brook Circa 300 Metres South East of Worden Hall at Sd 539 206II107305427 February 1984
ArmetridingsII107303311 November 1966
Atherton HallII121058426 July 1951
Balshaws FarmhouseII107305527 February 1984
Bank Head FarmhouseII107410027 February 1984
Banks FarmhouseII136186827 February 1984
Barn 5 Metres East of Pickering'S FarmII12113002 September 1983
Barn at Worden HallII107305327 February 1984
Barn Circa 20 Metres East of Cooper House FarmhouseII136135627 February 1984
Barn Circa 30 Metres North of Higher Barn FarmhouseII107409727 February 1984
Barn Circa 30 Metres South East of Old Lemon House, and Yard Wall Attached at South EndII121126024 March 1950
Barn Circa 30 Metres South East of Todd HallII121128524 March 1950
Barn Circa 50 Metres East of Upland FarmhouseII136135227 February 1984
Barn Circa 75 Metres South of Cuerdale HallII107302927 February 1984
Black Brook HouseII136135527 February 1984
Brew House at Worden HallII136186727 February 1984
Carthouse and Stable Circa 30 Metres South of Cuerdale HallII107303027 February 1984
Carved Stones on Pedestal Circa 20 Metres South of Church of St AndrewII107303827 February 1984
Chestnut HouseII129030327 February 1984
Church FarmhouseII129029120 March 1979
Church of All SaintsII129018727 February 1984
Church of St AmbroseII121062027 February 1984
Church of St JamesII121064227 February 1984
Church of St PaulII107303211 November 1966
Church of St SaviourII107410427 February 1984
ChurchillsII107305720 March 1979
Cliff'S FarmhouseII107304427 February 1984
Cooper House Farmhouse with Front Wall and Gate PiersII129011527 February 1984
Cuerdale HallII107302825 July 1952
Darwen Side FarmhouseII107303127 February 1984
Dunkirk HallII107303926 July 1951
Eagle and Child InnII12105434 August 1978
Entrance Gate and Lodge to Worden ParkII136186626 July 1951
Farington HouseII107303427 February 1984
Farington LodgeII136189427 February 1984
Farm Building Circa 30 Metres South of Old Lemon House, and Yard Wall Attached at South EndII107410924 March 1950
Firs FarmhouseII121061427 February 1984
Fleece Inn and Attached Cottage and WorkshopII13618731 May 1976
Gateway and Boundary Wall to St Andrew'S ChurchyardII121049227 February 1984
Goose House FarmhouseII121111027 February 1984
Gravestone 2 Metres from South East Corner of Chancel of Church of St MaryII107305927 February 1984
Heald HouseII107304227 February 1984
Hesketh FarmhouseII107306027 February 1984
Higher Seed Lee FarmhouseII129015027 February 1984
Higher Shuttling Fields FarmhouseII12112711 September 1960
Hole Bottom CottageII107409927 February 1984
Howick Cross at Sd 508 275II107306127 February 1984
Hutton ManorII121041911 November 1966
Ice House Circa 100 Metres South of Worden HallII129035627 February 1984
Intack CottageII107306211 November 1966
Ivy Cottage (North Range Only)II127751223 April 1987
Langs HallII136190227 February 1984
Lime Kiln FarmhouseII107411027 February 1984
Line of 35 Stone Fence Posts Dividing Ambry Meadows Between River Lostock and Wade Brook on North West South West Axis at Sd 523 212II121054627 February 1984
Lodge to Farington LodgeII136189527 February 1984
Lodge to Samlesbury HallII107409627 February 1984
Malt Kiln HouseII107304727 February 1984
Manor House FarmhouseII121082127 February 1984
Manor House FarmhouseII136187127 February 1984
Maudsley FoldII136139027 February 1984
Middleforth HallII121084827 February 1984
MilestoneII10961252 May 2003
Mill Hill CottageII107305627 February 1984
Mill Hill FarmhouseII121077627 February 1984
Moulden'S House Roach Bridge CottagesII107409827 February 1984
New House FarmhouseII107410127 February 1984
New Southworth HallII136187427 February 1984
No. 9 TowngateII107304927 February 1984
Nutters Platt FarmhouseII136189627 February 1984
Old Font Outside East Wall of Church of St Leonard the LessII136187527 February 1984
Old Grammar School and Attached CottageII136189926 July 1951
Old HallII121044926 July 1951
Old Lemon HouseII107410824 March 1950
Peacock HallII121060026 July 1951
Penwortham Hall (Incorporating Penwortham Lodge)II121088411 November 1966
Pickerings FarmhouseII10741122 September 1983
Raised Slab 7 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St AndrewII136189827 February 1984
Rawstorne HouseII107303527 February 1984
Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady and St Patrick with attached presbytery and gate piersII107410727 February 1984
Roman Catholic Church of Saint John Southworth and Attached PresbyteryII107409527 February 1984
Roman Catholic Church of St MaryII137661625 September 1998
Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Virgin MaryII129009327 February 1984
Rowley Fold FarmhouseII121091711 November 1966
Samlesbury Church of England Primary School, and Railings to the FrontII121093427 February 1984
Samlesbury Lower HallII107409411 November 1966
Seed House FarmhouseII136138811 November 1966
Service Wing of Former Worden Hall (Adjoining Barn)II107305227 February 1984
Sorbrose HouseII129025227 February 1984
South Ribble Squash Club and Parish RoomsII107410327 February 1984
St Mary'S Roman Catholic Junior SchoolII136186426 July 1951
St Saviour'S Church of England SchoolII121118727 February 1984
St. Andrews Church of England SchoolII107304027 February 1984
Stable Block on North Side of Worden HallII121070927 February 1984
Stag Lodge to Cuerden Hall Incorporating GatewayII136213621 February 1984
Stanley Coppice Farm Cottage Stanley HouseII136135111 November 1966
Stone cross in centre of road at junction with Church RoadII107304826 July 1951
Stone Slab 1 Metre North of Chancel of Church of St MaryII121083927 February 1984
Sundial 3 Metres South of Tower of Church of St MaryII121083427 February 1984
Sundial 8 Metres South of Church of St LeonardII121116227 February 1984
Sundial in Churchyard of St Andrews Church, Circa 20 Metres South of Old Grammar SchoolII129042227 February 1984
Sundial in Churchyard of St Leonard the Less 8 Metres South East of South East Corner of ChurchII121093027 February 1984
The CottageII121131127 February 1984
The Manor HouseII121075811 November 1966
The Old School HouseII120414221 February 1984
Tomb Chest Circa 5 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St MaryII136187227 February 1984
Tower of Roman Catholic Church of St MaryII137661725 September 1998
Tuson'S FarmhouseII136186927 February 1984
Unicorn InnII12111394 August 1978
United Reformed Church and Attached WallsII107411710 September 1993
Upper Barn Situated at Fell View FarmII136135917 August 1989
Wade Hall FarmhouseII107304327 February 1984
Walton BridgeII136135827 February 1984
Walton-le-Dale War MemorialII144676516 August 2017
Watchhouse at East Side of Churchyard of St Andrews Church Circa 10 Metres South of Old Grammar SchoolII107303727 February 1984
Watchhouse Circa 50 Metres East of Church of St LeonardII136135427 February 1984
Wood House FarmhouseII136189327 February 1984
Ye Olde Hob InnII121117527 February 1984
Yew Tree InnII129008227 February 1984

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in South Ribble?
South Ribble has 143 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 2 Grade I, 10 Grade II* and 131 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in South Ribble 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. South Ribble’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
South Ribble 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.