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Listed buildings in York

York has 1,613 listed building entries — 71 Grade I, 174 Grade II* and 1,368 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 25 March 1950 and the most recent from 25 March 2025.

List entries
1,613
Grade I
71
4.4%
Grade II*
174
10.8%
Grade II
1,368
84.8%

When York’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 609 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in York — page 5 of 5

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Stockton HallII117389229 January 1953
Stockton HouseII117392830 January 1987
Stockton-on-the-Forest War MemorialII145516012 April 2018
Stone at Ngr Se 6165 5307II125723414 March 1997
Stone at Ngr Se 6168 5348II125723514 March 1997
Strensall BridgeII131598125 March 1974
Strensall New BridgeII11734371 May 1974
Summerhouse Approximately 50 Metres West of Number 107 the Retreat HospitalII125768114 March 1997
Summerhouse Approximately 60 Metres North of Number 19 Heworth CroftII125765214 March 1997
Sundial Approximately 10 Metres South-East of Bishopthorpe PalaceII113248912 July 1985
Sundial Approximately 40 Metres East of York MinsterII125921124 June 1983
Sundial, Approximately 7 Metres to South West of Church of Saint HelenII116752014 March 1986
Swan FarmhouseII114854714 March 1986
Sycamore HouseII131597130 January 1987
Tap and Spile Public HouseII125720024 June 1983
Taxi Kiosk in North East Corner of Railway Station PorticoII125655714 March 1997
Taylors FarmhouseII117355030 January 1987
Telephone Box Adjoining St Wilfrids ChurchII12578703 September 1987
Telephone Kiosk Next to St Marys TowerII12573528 May 1990
Terry Memorial HomesII125660514 March 1997
Terrys of York Clock Tower, Water Tower and Boiler House with Transformer House AttachedII13916424 March 2005
Terrys of York FactoryII13916434 March 2005
Terrys of York Head OfficesII13916454 March 2005
Terrys of York Time Office BlockII13916444 March 2005
The Adelphi Hotel the Railway KingII125776719 August 1971
The Bar HotelII125726924 June 1983
The Bay HorseII125738514 March 1997
The Bay Horse Public HouseII125723819 August 1971
The Burns HotelII125737224 June 1983
The Burton Stone Adjacent to the Burton Stone InnII125919814 June 1954
The Burton Stone Inn and Attached Front WallII125919724 June 1983
The ChantryII131665112 July 1985
The Church of St ClementII138968617 October 2000
The Corner PinII125647114 March 1997
The CottageII116686614 March 1986
The CottageII125957314 June 1954
The CottageII130124324 October 1984
The CottageII131630214 March 1986
The Cottage and Attached Walls and RailingsII125791114 March 1997
The Cross Keys and Attached Yard Gateway and WallII125773314 March 1997
The Crystal Palace Public HouseII125759224 June 1983
The DeaneryII125723014 March 1997
The Doctor'S HouseII131668512 July 1985
The Ebor InnII131665212 July 1985
The Edinburgh ArmsII125783914 March 1997
The Falcon Inn (Number 94)II125728919 August 1971
The Five Lions Public House and Attached OutbuildingsII125637414 June 1954
The Folk HallII131595612 December 1986
The Fox InnII12575409 March 1994
The GarthII125738219 August 1971
The Golden Ball Public HouseII139374614 April 2010
The Golden Fleece Public House and Attached Outbuilding at RearII125691524 June 1983
The Golden Slipper Public HouseII125776514 June 1954
The GrangeII116689017 November 1966
The GrangeII117358230 January 1987
The Grapes Public HouseII125755614 March 1997
The Herdsmans CottageII125740324 June 1983
The Hill HotelII125623125 November 1980
The HomesteadII131629022 November 1982
The Kings Arms Public HouseII125752324 June 1983
The KioskII125656114 March 1997
The Lighthorseman HotelII125780321 April 1994
The LimesII117354330 January 1987
The Little John Public House and Attached Carriage GatesII125933119 August 1971
The LodgeII114852917 November 1966
The LodgeII125770119 August 1971
The LodgeII125779414 June 1954
The Lodge and Attached Gates and Gate PiersII12570982 November 1972
The Manor HouseII114849217 November 1966
The Manor HouseII13153978 April 1987
The Masons ArmsII125783616 February 1996
The Moat HotelII125703414 March 1997
The Mount Public HouseII125644514 March 1997
The Mount School Nineteenth Century BlockII125791224 June 1983
The Nags Head Public HouseII125729719 August 1971
The Old ConventII125784014 June 1954
The Old Grey Mare Public HouseII12592051 July 1968
The Old HouseII130110117 November 1966
The Old Porch, Heslington Hall Approximately 60 Metres to South of HouseII116717517 November 1966
The Old RectoryII114909930 January 1987
The Old RectoryII116689614 March 1986
The Old VicarageII114840823 August 1978
The Old White Swan Public HouseII125771119 August 1971
The Other Tap and Spile Public HouseII125706214 March 1997
The Phoenix Public HouseII125777414 March 1997
The Post OfficeII129682923 August 1978
The PrioryII12572941 July 1968
The Punch Bowl HotelII125952419 August 1971
The Punch Bowl Public HouseII125653514 June 1954
The RectoryII131597330 January 1987
The Red Lion Public House and Attached OutbuildingsII125635914 June 1954
The RiseII125954024 June 1983
The Royal Oak Public HouseII12577631 July 1968
The Salvation Army CitadelII12577493 May 1990
The Ship InnII114840723 August 1978
The Spread Eagle Public HouseII125635314 March 1997
The Swan Public HouseII139374914 April 2010
The Three Cranes Public HouseII125673314 March 1997
The Three TunsII125794214 June 1954
The Village CrossII114912930 January 1987
The Village SchoolII117312912 December 1986
The Waggon and Horses Public House (Number 19)II125749824 June 1983
The Wellington InnII12595359 March 1994
The White HouseII125626324 June 1983
The White HouseII125924920 August 1970
The White House, White House North and White House SouthII116703817 November 1966
The WhitehouseII11324925 March 1984
The Woolpack Public HouseII125786224 June 1983
The Yorkshire BankII125795414 March 1997
Theatre HouseII125787714 June 1954
Thomas Gents Coffee HouseII125920919 August 1971
Toft Green ChambersII125641024 June 1983
Toll Bar CottageII117338020 February 1986
Tolley HouseII130106417 November 1966
Turpins Grave Approximately 50 Metres from Entrance to St Georges ChurchyardII125777714 March 1997
Two Bound Stones at Ngr Se 5923 5075II125753424 June 1983
University College of Ripon and York St John College BuildingII12574681 July 1968
University College of Ripon and York St John Drama StudioII125743924 June 1983
University College of Ripon and York St John School BuildingII12574411 July 1968
Untitled sculpture, University of YorkII145711222 August 2018
Upper Poppleton War MemorialII145469522 March 2018
Varvils CourtII125736614 March 1997
Varvils WarehouseII125683220 June 1989
Vicarage and Vicarage Lodge to Church of St Philip and St JamesII125923124 June 1983
Victoria Bar ChapelII125639428 August 1991
Village CrossII114851517 November 1966
Village FarmII114853217 November 1966
Village FarmII131631523 August 1978
Village Pump and TroughII115035427 August 1987
Village SchoolII131628514 March 1986
Vyner CottageII114913030 January 1987
Waggon and Horses Public HouseII125778424 June 1983
Wall and archway adjoining Bishopthorpe Palace to rightII113249012 July 1985
Wall, Gate and Gate Piers Approximately 7 Metres North East of Numbers 40-42 (Not Included)II125957419 August 1971
Wall, Railings and Lamp Standards Approximately 3 Metres North of St Olaves ChurchII125735114 March 1997
Wall, Railings, Gate and Gate Piers Bounding Churchyard of York Baptist ChurchII125682414 March 1997
Walls Bounding Churchyard of Holy Trinity ChurchII125727624 June 1983
Walls Railings and Gates to Numbers 27-49 (Odd) (Grove Terrace)II125754914 March 1997
Walls, Railings and Gate Piers Enclosing Courtyard to West of Mill Mount HouseII125724214 March 1997
War MemorialII125648214 March 1997
War MemorialII139219724 July 2007
War MemorialII139295811 February 2008
War Memorial at the Church of St Edward the ConfessorII145416416 March 2018
War Memorial in St Cuthbert's ChurchyardII145542522 August 2018
Water MeadowsII126214631 October 1995
Wesleyan ChapelII131628414 March 1986
Western House and the SurgeryII114917412 December 1986
White Horse FarmII113248212 July 1985
Whitestone Cross at Grid Reference Ngr Se 6073 5367II125767624 June 1983
Wind Pump Approximately 100 Metres South West of Number 7 (Not Included)II125622620 June 1989
Wind Pump in Grounds of Lake CottageII114852117 January 1973
Windmill HotelII12595251 July 1968
Wisteria CottageII131629223 August 1978
Woods MillII125683424 June 1983
Ye Olde Starre InneII125648414 June 1954
York and North Midland Railway Company Workshops and Water Tank at Ngr Se 5951 5144II125682714 March 1997
York Arms (Numbers 24 and 26)II12576091 July 1968
York Baptist ChurchII125682314 March 1997
York Cemetery LodgeII125930324 June 1983
York Cemetery Plot Number 11847 Gray MonumentII125930914 March 1997
York Cemetery Plot Number 13092 Leadbetter MonumentII125931114 March 1997
York Cemetery Plot Number 13302 Knowlson MonumentII125931214 March 1997
York Cemetery Plot Number 16404 Leetham MonumentII125931414 March 1997
York Cemetery Plot Number 17945 Hessay MonumentII125931514 March 1997
York Cemetery Plot Number 1977 Terry MonumentII125930814 March 1997
York Cemetery Railings, Gates, Gate Piers and Terminal Piers on West BoundaryII125930624 June 1983
York City Arms Sports ClubII125786414 March 1997
Yorkshire Insurance Company and Railings Attached to FrontII12567941 July 1968

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in York?
York has 1,613 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 71 Grade I, 174 Grade II* and 1,368 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in York 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. York’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
York 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 9 October 2026. Local authority assigned from the list entry point. This page is a summary — the legal record is the official list entry.