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Locations of Grade I listed buildings in Sheffield
There are about 1,000 listed buildings in Sheffield. Of these only five are Grade I listed, and 42 are Grade II*, the rest being Grade II listed. The buildings vary from a listed facade to the largest listed building in Europe (Park Hill).
The dates given refer to the year(s) of completion.
[edit] Grade I
[edit] Grade II*
This is a complete list of all Grade II* listed buildings in Sheffield.[1]
| Building |
Date built |
Architect |
| 24 Paradise Square |
1736 – 1771 |
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| Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet (Workers' Cottages, Counting House and Manager's House) |
1785-1876 |
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| Church of St Thomas a Becket and remains of Beauchief Abbey |
1276 or 1283 |
Church restored by Edward Pegge |
| Beauchief Hall and adjoining structures |
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| Beehive Works |
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| Bishops' House |
c1500 |
John and Geoffrey Blythe |
| Butchers Wheel |
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| City Hall |
1934 |
Vincent Harris |
| Cornish Place (East and West Ranges) |
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| Cutlers' Hall |
1832 |
Samuel Worth and B. B. Taylor |
| Ecclesfield Priory |
c1273 |
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| Endcliffe Hall |
c. 1860 |
Built for Sir John Brown |
| Fair House Farmhouse, Low Bradfield |
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| Globe Works |
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| Entrance Gateway to Green Lane Works |
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| Heritage House, Infirmary Road |
1797 |
John Rawsthorne |
| King Edward VII Upper School |
1838 |
William Flockton |
| Leah's Yard, Cambridge Street |
mid 19th century |
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| Little Matlock Rolling Mill |
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| Lyceum Theatre |
1897 |
W. G. R. Sprague |
| Turret House, Sheffield Manor |
c. 1574 |
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| Mappin Art Gallery |
1887 |
Flockton & Gibbs |
| The Mount, Glossop Road |
c. 1830 |
William Flockton |
| Mount Pleasant Community Centre including former stables and coaching block |
c. 1770 |
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| Norton Hall Hospital |
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| Oaks Park and adjoining structures |
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| Old Queen's Head |
c. 1475 |
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| Onesacre Hall |
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| Park Hill Flats |
1961 |
Jack Lynn and Ivor Smith |
| Portland Works |
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| St James, Midhopestones |
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| St James, Norton |
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| St Mary, Bramall Lane |
1830 |
Joseph and Robert Potter |
| St Mary the Virgin, Beighton |
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| Sanderson Kayser's Darnall Works (two crucible steel shops) |
1871 |
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| Sharrow Mills |
c. 1737 |
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| Sheffield General Cemetery (Gatehouse, Egyptian Gate and Non-Conformist Chapel) |
1836 |
Samuel Worth |
| Taylor's Eye Witness Works |
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| Terminal Warehouse, Victoria Quays |
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| University of Sheffield Library and Arts Tower |
1965 |
Gollins, Melvin, Ward & Partners |
| Well Meadow Street Crucible Furnace and attached buildings |
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| Whitley Hall Hotel |
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[edit] Grade II
| Building |
Date built |
Architect |
| Abbeydale Picture House |
1920 |
Dixon and Shenley |
| Former Adelphi Cinema |
1920 |
William C. Fenton |
| Almshouse |
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| Attercliffe Chapel |
1629 & 1909 |
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| Botanical Gardens Bear Pit |
1836 |
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| Birley Spa |
1842 |
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| Botanical Gardens Pavilions |
1836 |
Robert Marnock |
| The Britannia Inn, Attercliffe (former home of Benjamin Huntsman) |
1772 |
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| Broom Hall |
c.1498-1784 |
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| Broomhill Church (west tower and porch) |
1871 |
W. H. Crossland |
| Burrowlee House |
1711 |
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| Carbrook Hall Public House |
c1620 |
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| Carmel House (facade) |
1890 |
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| Cathedral Church of St Marie |
1848 |
Matthew Hadfield |
| Cemetery Road Baptist Church |
1839 |
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| Sheffield General Cemetery (Anglican Chapel, Registrar's House, & various monuments) |
1836–1880 |
Samuel Worth, William Flockton, and others |
| Crucible Theatre[2] |
1971 |
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| Gell Street Pavilion |
1830s |
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| Heeley Tramway Depot |
1878 |
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| Head Post Office Building, Fitzalan Square |
1893 & 1910 |
J. Williams |
| Hillsborough House |
1779 |
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| Monument to Thomas Wiley |
1853 |
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| 97–117 Norfolk Street (including the Brown Bear public house) |
late 1700s–1875 |
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| Old Bank House, Hartshead |
1728 |
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| Oughtibridge railway station, |
1845 |
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| Our Lady & St Thomas Church |
1933 |
M.J Gleeson |
| Sacred Heart Church, Hillsborough |
1936 |
C.M. Hadfield |
| Sheffield Castle |
c1270 |
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| Sheffield United Gas Light Company Offices |
1875 |
M. E. Hadfield & Son |
| Shepherd Wheel |
c. 1780 |
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| Sir Frederick Mappin Building |
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| St George's Church, Portobello |
1825 |
Woodhead & Hurst |
| St John's Church, Ranmoor |
1888 |
Flockton & Gibbs |
| St Mary's Church, Bolsterstone |
1879 |
John Brearley |
| St Matthew's Church, Carver Street |
1855 |
Flockton & Sons |
| St Paul's Church, Wordsworth Avenue |
1959 |
Basil Spence |
| Statue of King Edward VII, Fitzalan Square |
1913 |
Alfred Drury |
| Drama Studio, University of Sheffield |
1869 |
C.J. Innocent |
| Upper Chapel |
1700, 1848 |
John Frith |
| Victoria Hall |
1908 |
Waddington Son & Dunkerley / W.J Hale |
| Victoria Quays (various buildings) |
1819–1900 |
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| Wadsley Parish Church |
1834 |
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| The White Building, Fitzalan Square |
1908 |
Gibbs & Flockton |
| Wicker Arches |
1848 |
Sir John Fowler |
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