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Listed buildings in South Tyneside

South Tyneside has 193 listed building entries — 4 Grade I, 7 Grade II* and 182 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 28 May 1948 and the most recent from 15 February 2017.

List entries
193
Grade I
4
2.1%
Grade II*
7
3.6%
Grade II
182
94.3%

When South Tyneside’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 140 entries.

1940s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in South Tyneside (11)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Bede Cottage and Bede House and Attached OutbuildingII*118602918 January 1949
Church of Saint NicholasI135507025 February 1949
Church of St PaulI135509118 January 1949
Cleadon HouseII*102521225 February 1949
Detached chimney at Cleadon Pumping StationII*141604131 July 2013
Monastery of St Paul Ruins of Jarrow MonasteryI102519818 January 1949
Monkton FarmhouseII*135509418 January 1949
Old Town HallI123215827 February 1950
Scots HouseII*118572825 February 1949
Souter Point Lighthouse and Attached BuildingsII*118559326 February 1985
West Boldon HallII*102522625 February 1949

Grade II listed buildings in South Tyneside

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1-7, Wood TerraceII12323371 February 1983
1, Beach RoadII12315751 February 1983
1, Front StreetII102525026 February 1985
100, Front StreetII102521926 February 1985
105 and 107, King StreetII12321531 February 1983
11, Beach RoadII12774841 February 1983
11, Front StreetII118531424 November 1951
16, Barrington StreetII12315741 February 1983
17, Beach RoadII12317221 February 1983
21 and 21a, Beach RoadII12315771 February 1983
23 Mill DamII12774891 February 1983
23, Beach RoadII12317391 February 1983
27 Mill DamII12315821 February 1983
29, 31 and 33, Beach RoadII127748527 February 1950
3 and 3a, Beach RoadII12316741 February 1983
3, Front StreetII135508026 February 1985
34 and 38, Horsley Hill RoadII12772461 February 1983
36, Front StreetII102521526 February 1985
37-57, Beach RoadII123184722 September 1980
37, Front StreetII118541425 February 1949
44, Front StreetII102522326 February 1985
46,46a, Front StreetII135506526 February 1985
5, Beach RoadII12315761 February 1983
5, Front StreetII129973926 February 1985
5, Westoe VillageII12323281 February 1983
54, Front StreetII135506626 February 1985
6, Westoe VillageII12323291 February 1983
64, Front StreetII102521726 February 1985
67 and 69, King StreetII12321511 February 1983
68, 69 and 70, Greens PlaceII12315861 February 1983
7, Front StreetII102525126 February 1985
7, Westoe VillageII12323301 February 1983
81, Greens PlaceII12321341 February 1983
83, 84 and 85, Greens PlaceII12315871 February 1983
9 and 10, Westoe VillageII12323311 February 1983
94, Front StreetII102521825 February 1949
Alum House Ham (Tyne Dock Engineering Company Limited)II123232015 March 1983
Arch, Walls, Piers, Gates and Railings at Entrance to Hebburn CemeteryII102519626 February 1985
Bandstand in West ParkII12770611 February 1983
Barclays BankII12321981 February 1983
Barn and Gin-Gang to South of Downhill FarmhouseII135507826 February 1985
Barn Ranges at Laverick HallII118562326 February 1985
Bede Monastery Museum Jarrow Old HallII118588218 January 1949
Bedes Well North of the GrangeII102520118 January 1949
Boldon Fellgate FarmhouseII102522926 February 1985
Boldon House and Wall to South of Nos 70 and 64II135510126 February 1985
Boldon LodgeII102521425 February 1949
Boldon MillII102522724 May 1982
Boldon War MemorialII143509324 May 2016
Boundary Wall Immediately to South of Church of St Peter, Fronting Sunderland Road and Turning Along Moor RoadII12325601 February 1983
Boundary Wall to Numbers 1 to 22 (Consecutive) Fronting RoadII12318751 February 1983
Boundary Wall to Numbers 23 to 39 (Consecutive)II12315801 February 1983
Brinkburn FarmhouseII12774821 June 1982
Building in North East Corner of Garden to the White House, Westoe Village to West of No 34 Horsley RoadII12321491 February 1983
Canopy Over LifeboatII12771361 February 1983
Carr-Ellison Park First World War MemorialII14383736 October 2016
Cenotaph North East of Christ Church RectoryII129948126 February 1985
Chapel HouseII12323341 February 1983
Chapels to Harton CemeteryII12319871 February 1983
Christ ChurchII102519918 January 1949
Church of All SaintsII102524726 February 1985
Church of Saint NicholasII102522526 February 1985
Church of St AloysiusII102519326 February 1985
Church of St BedeII102519726 February 1985
Church of St HildaII123215627 February 1950
Church of St JohnII118581928 May 1948
Church of St MichaelII123258127 February 1950
Church of St PeterII12323241 February 1983
Church of St SimonII12771371 February 1983
Church of St StephenII12321591 February 1983
Cleadon Mill and Surrounding WallII102519226 February 1985
Cleadon TowerII102521125 February 1949
Cleadon War MemorialII143675219 August 2016
Clubhouse in Jarrow ParkII118603226 February 1985
Combined Engine and Boiler Houses, Adjacent Coal Store, Engineman'S House and Cottage at Cleadon Pumping StationII123232220 July 1976
Doorway to South of Rectory GreenII118572526 February 1985
Downhill FarmhouseII102524824 August 1977
Downhill HouseII135507924 August 1977
East BeaconII12321551 February 1983
East-West Wall 35 Metres South of Red Cottage and Linking Wall to HouseII102524626 February 1985
Entrance Building of the Former Theatre of VarietiesII12772141 February 1983
Entrance Gates to Harton CemeteryII12773291 February 1983
Entrance Lodge to Hebburn CemeteryII118585726 February 1985
Forecourt Railings and Statue of Britannia in Front of Britannia Public HouseII12772731 February 1983
Former Talbot Memorial HouseII127713927 February 1950
Four Gate Piers Immediately to West of Church of St HildaII12322271 February 1983
Garden Wall to South East of Southgarth WestII124644520 November 1987
Gas Lamp Opposite Entrance to Number 4II126206115 October 1990
Gas Lamp Opposite Entrance to Number 8 Cherry TreeII125287215 October 1990
Gas Lamp to Rear of Number 6II126206211 February 1991
Gate Piers West of Whitburn Moors FarmII135507126 February 1985
Gates and Gate Piers at North East Corner of Junction with Sunderland RoadII102521030 January 1973
Gates,gate Piers,steps and Garden Ornaments to South West of No 18II135506426 February 1985
Grotto in Cleadon Recreation ParkII135506726 February 1985
Hebburn HallII102519428 May 1948
Hill CrestII118550426 February 1985
Hill HouseII102522226 February 1985
Ice House North of No 45 (No 1 the Limes)II102522026 February 1985
Ivy HouseII12323361 February 1983
Jarrow Bridge (Tyne and Wear County Council Bridge No 433)II135509226 February 1985
Jarrow Town HallII129941626 February 1985
Jubilee MemorialII12323191 February 1983
Laverick Hall and Linked OutbuildingsII102522826 February 1985
LifeboatII12324251 February 1983
Limekiln to South East of Downhill FarmhouseII102524926 February 1985
Lloyds BankII12321521 February 1983
Lodge to Harton CemeteryII12774871 February 1983
Mansion HouseII118555126 February 1985
Mariners' CottagesII12315781 February 1983
Mariners' CottagesII12315791 February 1983
Marks and SpencerII12321501 February 1983
Monkton HallII129941918 January 1949
Monkton War MemorialII139171524 July 2006
Mortuary Gateway and Chapels in Hebburn CemeteryII118587426 February 1985
Municipal BuildingsII123232527 February 1950
No 49 (The Lodge) and Wall and Railings to the South of No 49II118546926 February 1985
No 52 (Olde House) and Coach House Adjoining to EastII129963324 November 1951
Pair of Lodge Cottages at Entrance to Downhill HouseII118528324 August 1977
Parish ChurchII102524425 February 1949
Piers, Walls, Gates and Railings at Entrance to Jarrow ParkII102520226 February 1985
Railings and Piers to the Municipal Buildings Fronting Onto Broughton RoadII12323271 February 1983
Ravensworth and BriaryII12771401 February 1983
River Tyne, River Police OfficesII12321601 February 1983
Roman Catholic Church of St Bede and attached Presbytery including attached walls and detached wall to southII143101731 August 2016
Scots House Gatehouse, Walls, Gates and Gate PiersII135506926 February 1985
Seed House to South West of No18II118552926 February 1985
Souter Point Lighthouse Foghorn to East of Lighthouse and Steps and Walls to East of LighthouseII135506826 February 1985
South LodgeII118576026 February 1985
South Shields Museum and Art GalleryII12323171 February 1983
South Shields Volunteer Life Brigade Watch HouseII127713818 May 1978
South Shields war memorialII143428012 April 2016
Southgarth (former Medical Mission Sisters Convent)II12771431 February 1983
St Andrews CentreII102519515 June 1982
St Andrews CentreII129949215 June 1982
St Bedes Parochial Church CentreII126847420 May 1996
St Hilda'S Colliery Head StocksII127714414 June 1990
St Mary's War MemorialII14405157 December 2016
Stables at Scots HouseII102523026 February 1985
Stag'S Head Public HouseII139366616 February 2010
Statue of Queen VictoriaII12322221 February 1983
Statue to Sir Charles Mark PalmerII135509526 February 1985
Steps, Walls and Piers to South of No55 (Hill House)II129962026 February 1985
Sundial to South West of Church of St HildaII12321571 February 1983
The Albert Public HouseII118577626 February 1985
The Britannia Public HouseII12774881 February 1983
The ChaseII12771411 February 1983
The CloseII102524525 February 1949
The Former Marine School (Ocean Road Annexe)II12323181 February 1983
The Former Mercantile Marine OfficesII123227325 January 1978
The GrangeII135509318 January 1949
The Grange FarmhouseII129938526 February 1985
The LimesII135506226 February 1985
The RectoryII102522126 February 1985
The Red CottageII135507626 February 1985
The Scotia Public HouseII12322481 February 1983
The South GroyneII12323211 February 1983
The White HouseII12323331 February 1983
Tomb 22 Metres South of the South Porch of the Church of Saint NicholasII118575126 February 1985
Trow Rock Floating PlatformII123233811 July 1986
Trustee Savings BankII12774831 February 1983
Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist TunnelsII13802763 May 2000
UndercliffII135507726 February 1985
Vicarage of Saint NicholasII129960526 February 1985
Wall and Railings of the Museum and Art Gallery Fronting RoadII12771351 February 1983
Wall Attached to Cleadon House; Gate Piers and Wall North of Cleadon HouseII102521326 February 1985
Wall to North of No 47 Front Street (Whitburn House)II135506326 February 1985
Wall to West of No 48 (Whitehouse Farm)II102522426 February 1985
Walls and Gate Piers at South East of Garden of No 70 (Boldon House)II102521626 February 1985
Walls and Gate Piers to West of Church of St NicholasII102523126 February 1985
Walls Extending from Mill Lane Around the Lighthouse and Linked BuildingsII118561626 February 1985
Walls Gateways and Gates South of the GrangeII102520026 February 1985
Walls, Gates and Gate Piers to South of West Boldon HallII129961026 February 1985
War memorial outside St Hilda's ChurchII14405137 December 2016
West BeaconII12321541 February 1983
Westoe HallII12323351 February 1983
Westoe TerraceII12774901 February 1983
Westoe VillageII12771421 February 1983
Westoe VillasII12328341 February 1983
Whitburn HouseII118544426 February 1985
Whitburn MillII135507526 February 1985
Whitburn War MemorialII144299915 February 2017
Whitehouse FarmII118554926 February 1985

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in South Tyneside?
South Tyneside has 193 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 4 Grade I, 7 Grade II* and 182 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in South Tyneside 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 Tyneside’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
South Tyneside 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.