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Listed buildings in Stoke-on-Trent

Stoke-on-Trent has 212 listed building entries — 1 Grade I, 19 Grade II* and 192 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 2 October 1951 and the most recent from 15 September 2025.

List entries
212
Grade I
1
0.5%
Grade II*
19
9.0%
Grade II
192
90.6%

When Stoke-on-Trent’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1990s with 86 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Stoke-on-Trent (20)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1, Moorland RoadII*12207922 October 1951
Bethesda Methodist ChapelII*119582119 April 1972
Chatterley Whitfield: Hesketh heapstead (6) and mine car circuit (24)II*14160901 April 2014
Chatterley Whitfield: pithead baths complex (18-21)II*126022323 February 1994
Church of St John the EvangelistII*12106802 October 1951
Church of the Holy TrinityII*119580019 April 1972
Etruscan Bone MillII*119581815 March 1993
Ford Green Hall and attached wall and dovecoteII*12203132 October 1951
Former Gladstone and Park Place (Roslyn) WorksII*119585419 April 1972
Former Wedgwood Institute (Public Library)II*119584019 April 1972
MausoleumI121045119 April 1972
Middleport Pottery (Burgess and Leigh)II*129793920 August 1979
North Stafford HotelII*129025119 April 1972
Odeon CinemaII*119583730 November 1989
Old Town Hall (Burslem Recreation Centre)II*11958112 October 1951
Price and Kensington Teapot WorksII*129079920 August 1979
Roman Catholic Church of St Joseph, Front Walls and StepsII*129796015 March 1993
Stoke on Trent StationII*121092819 April 1972
Stoke Town Hall complex including the Kings Hall and Jubilee Hall, and balustrade to Glebe StreetII*129795919 April 1972
The Round HouseII*129107119 April 1972

Grade II listed buildings in Stoke-on-Trent

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1 and 1a, Queen StreetII129794019 April 1972
1 and 2, the VillasII121053415 March 1993
1-5, Longton RoadII122062115 March 1993
1, Brook StreetII119582431 October 1980
1,2 and 3, Winton SquareII121091619 April 1972
15, the VillasII119584915 March 1993
17 and 17a, the VillasII121055515 March 1993
18, the VillasII119585015 March 1993
184 and 186, Waterloo RoadII119585515 March 1993
225, Prince'S RoadII119583819 April 1972
23 and 24, the VillasII129040119 April 1972
263 Hartshill RoadII129796115 March 1993
265-281 Hartshill RoadII129095915 March 1993
266 and 270, Endon RoadII11958308 May 1989
285, Hartshill RoadII119579915 March 1993
289, 291 and 293, Hartshill RoadII129096315 March 1993
3 and 4, the VillasII119584815 March 1993
36, Market PlaceII119581019 April 1972
4, 5 and 6, Winton SquareII129792019 April 1972
45, 47 and 49, Longton RoadII119580715 March 1993
5, the VillasII129043015 March 1993
51, 52 and 53, Longton RoadII119580815 March 1993
A Block at North Staffordshire HospitalII138659016 April 1999
Abbey FarmhouseII119582319 April 1972
Alexander House and Railings Bethesda School RoomsII12911361 October 1986
Aynsley China Works (Northern Range)II119584615 March 1993
Aynsley China Works (Southern Range)II129044115 March 1993
Barn and Stable Ranges at Bemersley FarmII119582227 November 1989
Bottle Oven at Former Dolby PotteryII122066625 November 1987
Bottle Oven at rear of 120 Uttoxeter Road and 23, 25 and 27 Short StreetII129790720 August 1979
Bottle Oven on Corner of Warren StreetII122087620 August 1979
Boundary WorksII119580319 April 1972
British Ceramic Research AssociationII148345725 November 2022
Burslem Market HallII148342012 December 2022
Burslem United Reformed Church (Formerly Woodall Memorial Congregational Church)II139637713 December 2010
Cemetery ChapelsII122018415 March 1993
Cemetery Lodge (North)II129046015 March 1993
Cemetery Lodge (South)II119584415 March 1993
Chapel at North Staffordshire HospitalII138658916 April 1999
Chatterley Whitfield: area shaft building (23)II139052921 July 2003
Chatterley Whitfield: boiler house (16) and chimney (3)II14160891 April 2014
Chatterley Whitfield: electrical and mechanical fitters' shop (15)II124200023 February 1994
Chatterley Whitfield: former fan house (11)II14160911 April 2014
Chatterley Whitfield: former office and laboratory complex (12-14)II139052821 July 2003
Chatterley Whitfield: Hesketh winding and power house (7)II14160881 April 2014
Chatterley Whitfield: lamp house (9)II126022423 February 1994
Chatterley Whitfield: power house (4)II14189321 April 2014
Chatterley Whitfield: Walker fan house and drift (27)II14160791 April 2014
Chatterley Whitfield: weigh house (22) and weigh platesII14160921 April 2014
Chest Tomb of Garner Family, St Peter'S Churchyard Approximately 70 Metres South of ChurchII122037615 March 1993
Chest Tomb to John Fenton in St Peter'S Churchyard, Circa 100 Metres South East of ChurchII119583415 March 1993
Chest Tombs and Headstone of Carr Warburton and Berry Approximately 75 Metres South of ChurchII122036515 March 1993
Chest Tombs of Smith Family, St Peter'S Churchyard, Approximately 5 Metres South of ChurchII122039115 March 1993
Chest Tombs of Spode Family, St Peter'S Churchyard Approximately 100 Metres South West of ChurchII129793715 March 1993
Chest Tombs of Whalley and Broade Family Approximately 10 Metres South West of Church of St PeterII119579315 March 1993
Christ ChurchII129109215 March 1993
Christ ChurchII119580215 March 1993
Christ ChurchII12979317 March 1989
Church House and SchoolII129790819 April 1972
Church of All SaintsII124592520 October 2000
Church of Our Lady and St Peter in Chains and Attached PresbyteryII122045915 March 1993
Church of St BartholomewII11958352 October 1951
Church of St BartholomewII11958282 October 1951
Church of St JamesII12107304 March 1992
Church of St JohnII122081015 March 1993
Church of St John the BaptistII12910652 October 1951
Church of St MarkII122013415 March 1993
Church of St MatthiasII12420024 November 1994
Church of St Peter Ad VinculaII12979362 October 1951
Church of St SaviourII119583115 March 1993
Church of St Thomas the ApostleII119580919 April 1972
Church of the Holy EvangelistsII121071015 March 1993
Church of the Holy TrinityII129796315 March 1993
Church of the ResurrectionII122107419 April 1972
Church of the Sacred Heart and Boundary WallsII139986418 August 2011
Clock Tower and Attached RailingsII119585229 October 1986
Commerce WorksII12202777 March 1989
Courts Municipal Offices Victoria HallII129793218 May 1989
Cross Fragment in St Peter'S ChurchyardII11957942 October 1951
Duke of Bridgewater InnII119584319 April 1972
Elm HouseII119579719 December 1974
Elm Tree HouseII119583319 April 1989
Entrance Gates to Longton CemeteryII129794315 March 1993
Etruria HallII119581719 April 1972
Falcon Pot Works in Occupation of Weatherby'SII129793825 May 1989
Falcon Works Pot Bank Occupied by Portmerion Potteries LimitedII121047220 August 1979
Farm CottageII133495720 November 2000
Fir Tree Farmhouse and CottageII121089815 March 1993
First World War MemorialII124613031 May 2001
Ford Green FarmhouseII138776929 July 1999
Ford Hayes FarmhouseII119580127 November 1989
Former Bethel ChapelII136572519 April 1972
Former Calcining WorksII12207369 November 1992
Former Calcining WorksII129792820 August 1979
Former Chapel of Methodist New ConnectionII129037119 April 1972
Former Cliff Vale Pottery and Calcining Kilns, Now Caradon Twyfords LimitedII119584220 August 1979
Former Fountain Place WorksII12979352 October 1951
Former Minton Hollins Tile WorksII122109328 November 1986
Former Parish Hospital at Stoke on Trent Union Work HouseII122079715 March 1993
Former Penkhull Board SchoolII145303720 February 2018
Former Registrar'S Office at Longton CemeteryII121041515 March 1993
Former School House at Stoke on Trent Union Workhouse, Now Occupied by City General HospitalII119581215 March 1993
Former School of ArtII11958069 April 1991
Former Smithfield Pottery and Bottle OvenII121083525 November 1987
Former Town Hall, National Westminster Bank and shopsII129096718 May 1989
Former Warehouse at Longport WharfII129081715 March 1993
Furlong MillII129101425 May 1989
Hanley St Lukes Church of England Aided Primary School Infant BuildingII11197075 January 1998
Hartshill Cemetery ChapelsII119584115 March 1993
Headstone of Herbert Stansfield, St Peter'S Churchyard Approximately 20 Metres South East of ChurchII129795819 April 1972
Hill Top Methodist Church (Remains Of)II136573819 April 1972
Ivy Cottage Ivy HouseII12206262 April 1991
Leopard Public HouseII129796419 April 1972
LibraryII12206039 April 1991
Longton Cemetery ChapelsII121041315 March 1993
Longton Central Methodist HallII147208715 November 2021
Longton CentreII119580515 March 1993
Longton Lane FarmII122060815 March 1993
Longton Town Hall and MarketII129794417 April 1986
Main Range of Pottery Works, Housing the Potteries CentreII122024020 August 1979
Methodist ChapelII122057815 March 1993
Mile PostII122048915 March 1993
Mile PostII122053119 April 1972
Mile PostII122065715 March 1993
Mile PostII129796215 March 1993
Newcastle Players WorkshopII122048615 March 1993
No. 205, Waterloo RoadII129791919 April 1972
No. 342, Cobridge RoadII119582919 April 1972
No. 38, MARKET PLACEII122071819 April 1972
No. 39 ALBION STREET, No. 1 BETHESDA STREETII129793319 April 1972
North Staffordshire School for the DeafII119579619 April 1972
Norton Green HallII122028619 April 1972
Nos. 15 and 15A, ST JOHN'S SQUAREII126017319 April 1972
Nos. 27 and 29, MARKET PLACEII122071018 April 1991
Nos. 36, 38 and 40, QUEEN STREETII119583919 April 1972
Number 2 to 6 and Attached RailingsII12201463 August 1971
Pair of Bottle Ovens at Johnson'S PotteryII129106725 November 1987
Parish Church of St John the ElderII122049215 March 1993
Penkhull FarmhouseII103186521 August 2002
Portland HouseII129792715 March 1993
Post OfficeII12904058 November 1991
Pot BankII129796520 August 1979
Pot Bank in Occupation of Allied Insulators LimitedII129091825 September 1979
Pot Bank Occupied by W Moorcroft LimitedII129794220 August 1979
Pottery Works (Enson Works)II119582720 August 1979
Pottery Works Formerly Occupied by Dudson'S LimitedII119579820 August 1979
Premises Occupied by National Westminster BankII12203412 October 1951
Railings North of Former Orthopaedic HospitalII136081321 June 2002
Railway StationII129048619 April 1972
Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, and attached railingsII122106815 March 1993
Ruins of Earlier Church in St Peter'S ChurchyardII11957952 October 1951
School of ArtII129794115 March 1993
Spode Pottery: Buildings Around North West Courtyard, Including Entrance Gate, Gate Piers and Remains of Bottle KilnII139235921 December 2007
St Gregory's Roman Catholic Church and PresbyteryII147199513 May 2021
Statue of Josiah Wedgwood in Centre of SquareII119587919 April 1972
Stoke-on-Trent new Cenotaph and surrounding wallsII144463114 March 2017
Sunnyside Cottage and Attached Outbuilding and Lean to West ViewII119584519 December 1988
Sutherland Works Including Two Bottle Ovens Approximately 10 Metres South West Occupied by Birchcroft ChinaII119581420 August 1979
Telephone BuildingsII119585315 March 1993
The Duke WilliamII142818524 August 2015
The Glebe HotelII122035223 November 1989
The Golden CupII139257528 April 2008
The Old Greyhound Public HouseII122068319 April 1972
The Red HouseII119582615 March 1993
The Springfield HotelII124495018 May 1998
The Tontine ShopsII11958512 October 1951
The ViewsII119583619 April 1972
The Vine Public HouseII106140225 July 2002
The White HouseII129109915 March 1993
Three Bottle Ovens at Premises Occupied by Acme Marls LimitedII122011820 August 1979
Three Bottle Ovens in Premises Occupied by Bayer United Kingdom LimitedII119583220 August 1979
Tomb of Josiah Wedgwood, St Peter'S Churchyard Approximately 70 Metres South of ChurchII126026215 March 1993
Town Hall and TheatreII119587719 April 1972
Trent and Mersey Canal Harecastle Tunnel Portals and Attached Retaining WallsII121069231 October 1989
Trent and Mersey Canal Lodge at Harecastle TunnelII121070131 October 1989
Trent and Mersey Canal Milepost at Lock Number 37 at Sj 8743 4610II124200310 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Milepost at Sj 88114472II126022610 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Milepost North of Limekiln Bridge Number 105 at Sj 8815 4010II126022510 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Milepost North of Longton Road at Sj 8800 4165II124200520 July 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Milepost Outside Harecastle Tunnel PortalsII129794531 October 1989
Trent and Mersey Canal Milepost South of Former Viaduct at Sideway at Sj 8802 4319II124200410 February 1995
Trentham Cross War MemorialII145948128 September 2018
Tunstall MarketII119582515 March 1993
Tunstall Public Library and Public BathsII119584715 March 1993
Tunstall War MemorialII149380715 September 2025
Two and three storey buildings at north west end of street frontage and forming part of the St Mary's Pottery in the ownership of Royal DoultonII121080515 March 1993
Two Bottle Ovens and Chimney at Albion WorksII119580420 August 1979
Wade Heath Pottery WorksII119587815 March 1993
War Memorial in Centre of SquareII119581915 March 1993
War Memorial Outside Municipal OfficesII119582015 March 1993
Warehouse in Price and Kensington WorksII119581315 March 1993
Wesleyan Methodist ChapelII129793413 May 1986

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Stoke-on-Trent?
Stoke-on-Trent has 212 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 1 Grade I, 19 Grade II* and 192 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Stoke-on-Trent 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. Stoke-on-Trent’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Stoke-on-Trent 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.