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Listed buildings in Stockton-on-Tees

Stockton-on-Tees has 468 listed building entries — 7 Grade I, 37 Grade II* and 424 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 19 January 1951 and the most recent from 18 September 2025.

List entries
468
Grade I
7
1.5%
Grade II*
37
7.9%
Grade II
424
90.6%

When Stockton-on-Tees’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 262 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Stockton-on-Tees — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Methodist ChapelII107699621 June 1985
Midland BankII113994421 June 1985
Mount Pleasant GrangeII113996221 June 1985
Newsham HallII132942321 June 1985
Nightingale'S Farmhouse and Barn AdjoiningII113924321 June 1985
Northern Grange Farmhouse and Number 44II106768916 March 1973
Norton East Signal BoxII141206521 November 2013
Norton HallII113998021 June 1985
Norton Memorial CrossII14397082 December 2016
Number 2 and Adjacent Cottage to West, Now Part of Georgian Theatre ComplexII113995321 June 1985
Number 71 and Outbuildings to WestII111964721 June 1985
Number 77 and Wing to NearII13726255 December 1972
Numbers 32 and 34 (Incorporating 34a and 36a)II11398945 December 1972
Numbers 58 and 59 (Incorperating the Former Number 60)II114002021 June 1985
Old Coatham BridgeII132982021 June 1985
Old HallII113926021 June 1985
Old RosehillII103986721 June 1985
Outbuilding to North of Manor Farm HouseII134271721 June 1985
Outbuildings to South of Fir Tree FarmhouseII113923021 June 1985
Part of the Ketton Ox Public HouseII137207121 June 1985
Poplars FarmhouseII108696321 June 1985
Post OfficeII13294965 December 1972
Preston Hall MuseumII11400006 October 1983
Quarry FarmhouseII110172621 June 1985
Ragworth PlaceII112082819 January 1951
Ragworth PlaceII112084221 June 1985
Ragworth PlaceII114000821 June 1985
Railway Cottage at Norton West JunctionII112086521 June 1985
Range and Buildings Immediately to East of Number 32aII113998821 June 1985
Range to Rear of Number 38 the Black Bull HotelII11398965 December 1972
Ray Tomb to South of Stagg TombII112114821 June 1985
Rectory CottageII11398589 August 1988
Red Hall FarmhouseII113924721 June 1985
Remains of Village CrossII110568723 April 1952
Ridley HouseII13722485 December 1972
Roman Catholic church of St Mary and St RomualdII14251282 March 2016
Roman Temple to North West of Wynyard HallII132982416 November 1967
Rose CottageII109684821 June 1985
Rose TerraceII133295421 June 1985
Ruins in Garden of St Cuthbert'S VicarageII113927121 June 1985
Sandy Lees FarmhouseII113921921 June 1985
Sherton HouseII134789919 January 1951
Sober Hall FarmhouseII110719221 June 1985
South Lodge Gate Piers and Gates to the FriarageII103989721 June 1985
Sparks' Daylight BakeryII113985730 June 1988
St Mary'S RectoryII111960223 April 1952
Stable Building to West of Number 12II132981121 June 1985
Stable Buildings to East of Village FarmhouseII110488121 June 1985
Stable Flat to North of the HallII110486221 June 1985
Stable Range and Wall Running East to West of Dovecote (The Spital)II113993421 June 1985
Stagg Family Tomb to South of White TombII132298521 June 1985
Station CottageII113925821 June 1985
Stillington War MemorialII14405657 December 2016
Stockton AlmshouseII106781821 June 1985
Stockton Railway StationII132951511 January 1989
Sunday SchoolII132945221 June 1985
Sundial House Farm and Dial HouseII113992125 January 1951
Table Tomb to South of ChurchII114001421 June 1985
The CottageII109685621 June 1985
The County CourtII132944421 June 1985
The Cross Keys Public HouseII105233523 June 1966
The Fox AlmshousesII113998219 January 1951
The FriarageII113988523 June 1966
The GarthII113923921 June 1985
The George and Dragon Public HouseII13728795 May 1952
The Green Dragon InnII106861628 November 1972
The Green FarmhouseII132946721 June 1985
The Green Tree Public HouseII113989323 June 1966
The Hamilton Russell ArmsII113922021 June 1985
The Haven RestaurantII135616821 June 1985
The HermitageII112112419 January 1951
The HolliesII110788521 June 1985
The HolliesII134793819 January 1951
The Londonderry AlmhousesII113992625 January 1951
The ManorII132945719 January 1951
The Masham Arms HotelII113922821 June 1985
The Mews, to North of the HallII132980021 June 1985
The MountII113988223 June 1966
The National Westminster BankII132947521 June 1985
The Old Rectory and Adjoining BalustradeII12481709 August 1988
The Priory and Attached GateII132945319 January 1951
The RectoryII113925121 June 1985
The ShamblesII106862019 January 1951
The Ship InnII113995823 April 1952
The Theatre Auditorium, Stage and Fly-Tower at the Billingham Forum Leisure ComplexII13927121 October 2004
The Unicorn Public HouseII113998521 June 1985
The Union Arms HotelII13294955 May 1952
The Vane Arms Public HouseII132982221 June 1985
The VicarageII112080221 June 1985
The White HouseII113996021 June 1985
Theatre YardII106880421 June 1985
Thornaby War MemorialII139307030 August 2007
Thornton GrangeII132946121 June 1985
Tomb 20 Yards North West of Church to Richard JacksonII106865421 June 1985
Tomb of Reverend John Starkey, to South of Ray TombII132942921 June 1985
Town End FarmhouseII132980421 June 1985
Town HallII13294885 May 1952
United Reformed Church of St Andrew and St GeorgeII113995721 June 1985
Victoria BridgeII139367219 February 2010
Village Farm HouseII132983221 June 1985
Village FarmhouseII113925221 June 1985
Wall to South of Churchyard, Fronting Road from Opposite Number 26 to Opposite the VicarageII132943021 June 1985
Wall to West of Dovecote (The Spital)II104909421 June 1985
Walling of former railway coal depot, Stockton and Darlington RailwayII14880992 November 2023
Walls, Gate and Gate Piers to North and East of the RectoryII134273921 June 1985
War MemorialII107696325 January 1951
War memorial cross outside St Peter's ChurchII14405697 December 2016
WarehouseII132947921 June 1985
Warehouse to Rear of Number 19II105234921 June 1985
Well HouseII110569721 June 1985
Wellington HouseII132945419 January 1951
Weslyan Methodist Sunday SchoolII106881019 January 1951
West End HouseII113925321 June 1985
West End HouseII11398775 December 1972
West Retaining Wall of Stockton Railway StationII124817511 January 1989
White Family Tomb to South of Hogg TombII132942821 June 1985
White HouseII132376221 June 1985
White House FarmhouseII112089721 June 1985
Winpenny HouseII105231423 June 1966
Workshop, Former SchoolII113995421 June 1985
Wynyard CloseII134271925 January 1951
Yarm Methodist ChurchII137384423 June 1966
Yarm ViaductII113925923 June 1966
Yarm War MemorialII146785213 January 2020

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Stockton-on-Tees?
Stockton-on-Tees has 468 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 7 Grade I, 37 Grade II* and 424 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Stockton-on-Tees 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. Stockton-on-Tees’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Stockton-on-Tees 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.