Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Agricultural barn associated with Grange Farm, Ovingdean.

One storey flint building with brick dressings and gabled slate roof.

Short terrace of three cottages, set at right angles to the road.

Two storey early 19th century cottage with attic.

Designed by Parker Anscombe and used by the Church of Christ since around 1918.

Red brick and terracotta houses, with hipped roofs. Two semi-detached and one detached property to either side of the road, both groups with matching detail.

Modern in design, yet reflecting the traditional middle eastern Synagogue design in the three domes to the skyline.

Two storey, brick-built hall with tiled roof.

The Brighton Board Schools represent a consistent design approach and use of materials that is very clearly of its time and place.

Former offices of the Brighton & Hove Herald, built 1934 to the designs of John Leopold Denman.

Two storey rendered building with tiled roof. Elevations to Kendal Road and Payne Avenue.

A good example of a late 19th century corner public house with particularly well-detailed and unusual windows.