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Listed buildings in Tamworth

Tamworth has 139 listed building entries — 3 Grade I, 5 Grade II* and 131 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 11 May 1950 and the most recent from 6 November 2017.

List entries
139
Grade I
3
2.2%
Grade II*
5
3.6%
Grade II
131
94.2%

When Tamworth’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1990s with 54 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Tamworth (8)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Amington HallII*129734222 July 1953
Causeway Walls to North East of Tamworth CastleI129733411 May 1950
Church of St EdithaI120785611 May 1950
Dosthill Sunday School and Parish RoomII*120781122 July 1953
Spital Chapel of St JamesII*119703911 May 1950
Tamworth CastleI119702011 May 1950
The Moat HouseII*120860011 May 1950
Town HallII*129301211 May 1950

Grade II listed buildings in Tamworth

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1, ColehillII119704611 May 1950
1, George StreetII119705228 February 1992
1, King StreetII129733628 February 1992
1, Silver StreetII12973629 November 1972
10, Church StreetII127956111 May 1950
10, ColehillII11970479 November 1972
103 and 104, Lichfield StreetII120856511 May 1950
11, AldergateII119707111 May 1950
11, ColehillII120798128 February 1992
110 and 111, Lichfield StreetII119703031 May 1984
116 and 117, Lichfield StreetII120857331 May 1984
12 and 13, AldergateII119707228 February 1992
139, Hockley RoadII119701623 July 1987
15, AldergateII11970749 November 1972
15, Lower GungateII120862828 February 1992
16 and 17, AldergateII12973409 November 1972
17 and 18, Lichfield StreetII129314628 February 1992
19, LICHFIELD STREET (See details for further address information)II124185311 May 1950
2 and 3, Market StreetII129736017 April 1989
2, Bolebridge StreetII129734411 May 1950
2, Lady BankII119702428 February 1992
20 and 21, Lichfield StreetII120850928 February 1992
21-22, Church StreetII129734711 May 1950
21, Lower GungateII119703428 February 1992
22, Lichfield StreetII129733911 May 1950
26a, 27 and 27a, Market StreetII120865911 May 1950
28 and 29, Market StreetII119699528 February 1992
28, Lichfield StreetII120852211 May 1950
3 and 4, Lady BankII12084009 November 1972
3 and 5, Victoria RoadII11969979 November 1972
3, 4 and 4a, Bolebridge StreetII127958811 May 1950
3, 4 and 5 George StreetII120813010 February 1989
30, Market StreetII12086669 November 1972
32, 33 and 33a, Market StreetII129736128 February 1992
334, Glascote RoadII129733028 February 1992
34, Market StreetII120867728 February 1992
36 and 36a, George StreetII120815728 February 1992
37, George StreetII119705428 February 1992
5 and 7, Lower GungateII120860828 February 1992
5-9, Bolebridge StreetII119704128 February 1992
5, Lady BankII12084139 November 1972
6 and 7, Lady BankII129733728 February 1992
6, Market StreetII12930669 January 1989
66 and 67, Church StreetII129734611 May 1950
68, Church StreetII120784028 February 1992
70, Church StreetII119704428 February 1992
71, 72 and 73, Lichfield StreetII129309728 February 1992
71, Church StreetII120784728 February 1992
8 and 9, ColehillII12079569 November 1972
8, Lady BankII12931319 November 1972
9 and 11, Lower GungateII12086259 November 1972
9, Lady BankII11970259 November 1972
92, Lichfield StreetII119702811 May 1950
Amington Cemetery War Memorial CrossII14502386 November 2017
Amington CentreII12088269 November 1972
Amington HouseII11970359 November 1972
Amington Old HallII11970389 November 1972
Assembly RoomsII12973099 November 1972
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal Junction HouseII11970406 May 1988
Bole HallII119703711 May 1950
Bolehall ViaductII12933049 November 1972
Bowling Club House and Attached Terrace Wall to South and South East of Brewery HouseII11970239 November 1972
Brewery HouseII12083839 November 1972
Castle Coach House and Attached Wall Extending to Holloway LodgeII120829211 May 1950
Castle Hotel Lakins Night Club the Bow Street RunnerII119701811 May 1950
Church Farmhouse Hawthorn CottageII120780628 February 1992
Church of Holy TrinityII11969989 November 1972
Church of St EdithaII11970368 February 1991
Church of St GeorgeII127957328 February 1992
Church of St PaulII119704228 February 1992
Colin Grazier Hotel and attached wallII119704328 February 1992
CotfordII11970159 November 1972
Coventry Canal Bridge Number 65II119704825 November 1991
Coventry Canal Bridge Number 66 (Askew Bridge)II129731025 November 1991
Coventry Canal Bridge Number 67II120803325 November 1991
Coventry Canal Bridge Number 68II120804425 November 1991
Coventry Canal Bridge Number 69II119704925 November 1991
Coventry Canal Bridge Number 70II120805125 November 1991
Coventry Canal Bridge Number 75II119705128 February 1992
Coventry Canal Milepost Approximately 107 Metres to North East of Bridge Number 65II129335028 February 1992
Coventry Canal Tame Aqueduct with Attached Pill BoxII119705028 February 1992
Coventry Canal Towpath Bridge to Entrance to BasinII129333828 February 1992
Cruck BarnII129734522 July 1953
Dosthill HouseII12795879 November 1972
Fazeley BridgeII129734328 February 1992
Former Peel Arms HotelII120863911 May 1950
Former Peel SchoolII119703128 February 1992
Front Garden Wall, Railings and Gate to East of Brewery HouseII120839428 February 1992
Gazebo Approximately 17 Metres South of the Moat HouseII11970329 November 1972
Glascote CottageII12080919 November 1972
Halifax Building SocietyII119699428 February 1992
Hockley HallII12973639 November 1972
Holloway LodgeII120830911 May 1950
Junction House (That Part in Fazeley Parish)II118837929 October 1987
Lady BridgeII129733321 July 1977
Lane HouseII120846111 May 1950
Lloyds BankII119705328 February 1992
Manor FarmhouseII11970171 February 1989
Market Vaults Public HouseII12930325 July 1991
Milestone Approximately 47 Metres North of Junction with Hospital StreetII12087739 November 1972
Monument Approximately 48 Metres North West of Tower of Church of St EdithaII119704528 February 1992
New Meeting House (Unitarian)II120877911 May 1950
Number 14 and Attached OutbuildingII119707311 May 1950
Old Stone Cross Public HouseII120792211 May 1950
PerrycroftsII12930649 November 1972
Queen'S Head Inn Public HouseII12088099 November 1972
Revetment Wall and Railings East Side of LadybankII119701928 February 1992
Shorthose Monument Approximately 6 Metres East of Vestry of Church of St EdithaII127952528 February 1992
Statue of Ethelfleda Approximately 13.5 Metres East of Holloway LodgeII120831728 February 1992
Statue of Sir Robert PeelII11969969 November 1972
Tame HouseII129733811 May 1950
Tamworth Arts CentreII129734828 February 1992
Tamworth Masonic RoomsII119702711 May 1950
The AldersII120846911 May 1950
The BolebridgeII120780328 February 1992
The Manor HouseII119702911 May 1950
The Manor HouseII12973329 November 1972
The Old HouseII119702611 May 1950
The White HouseII129310011 May 1950
The White House and Attached Wall and RailingsII120794111 May 1950
Upper Lodge to North East of Tamworth CastleII11970219 November 1972
Urn Approximately 12 Metres South West of Upper LodgeII129733528 February 1992
Urn Approximately 20 Metres South East of Holloway LodgeII120834028 February 1992
Urn Approximately 44 Metres South East of Tamworth CastleII120835228 February 1992
Wall Encircling Tamworth CastleII12083683 June 1992
Wall to East of Holloway LodgeII119702228 February 1992
Wall to North of Numbers 29 and 30 (Not Included)II12078339 November 1972
Wall to West South West of Number 9II11970339 November 1972
Walls, Piers, Railings and Gates to North and West of CotfordII12973319 November 1972
Wigginton LodgeII120873511 May 1950
Yew Tree HouseII12973419 November 1972

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Tamworth?
Tamworth has 139 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 3 Grade I, 5 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 Tamworth 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. Tamworth’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Tamworth 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.