Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Court House, built 1969 by Fitzroy Robinson.

Symmetrical terrace of dwellings, designed by Charles Stanley Peach for the Stanfords of Preston Manor.

There are over 85,000 boxes in England alone. Historic England and Royal Mail (with the approval of DCMS) agreed a policy in principle of retention and conservation for all letter boxes in operational service in their existing locations. 

Late 19th century, replacing an earlier public house of the same name.

The Brighton Extra Mural Company was formed in 1850 by Cordy Burrows and Rev. John Nelson Goulty, with architect A.H. Wilds, to provide for private burials.

Flint-faced with stone dressings, set back from the road behind a red brick wall.

Loxdale, Locks Hill, was built by local architect Samuel Denman for brewery co-owner Walter Mews in 1899. Red brick with tile hanging, stone dressings and tiled roofs.

Former Co-operative Society store, designed as a purpose built department store for the Brighton Co-operative Society.

The Ladies Mile Hotel was built as part of the Ladies Mile housing estate in 1935, possibly to the designs of Friary, Holroyd and Healy.

The clock tower was one of the first structures to be constructed as part of the Ladies Mile Estate, originally to advertise the estate.

Built on land formerly part of the Bristol Nurseries and forming part of the estate of the Marquis of Bristol. The site now includes two main buildings set within brick garden walls (walls assessed separately under Estate of the Marquis of Bristol, Bristol Gardens); comprising The Lees and Villa Maria.

One storey rendered building with hipped concrete tile roof and two chimney stacks.