Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Turn-of-the-20th-century public house, situated on the corner of Roedale Road and Upper Hollingdean Road.

Two storey building, giving the appearance of, and likely originally forming, two terraced properties.

Late 19th century public house, first shown on the 1898 Ordnance Survey map and developed in conjunction with the surrounding housing of Poet’s Corner.

One storey red brick chapel with terracotta detailing and pitched tile roof.

Semi-detached houses, now partly in use as an opticians, located at the corner of Sackville Road and Connaught Road.

Two storeys and of red brick, it incorporates numerous plain and stepped gables, tall chimneys and slate roofs.

Two storey building set on a raised plinth with central steps leading to terrace.

Flats, 1958, by Eric Lyons with Geoffrey Townsend.

The park displays design elements reflecting its use as a spa, pleasure garden and later public park. It is a rare example of an historic pleasure garden.

Portslade Farmhouse comprises a stuccoed two-storey villa with slate roof.

Two storey late 18th/early 19th century house with basement.

The main building is of 5 storeys, yellow brick and a classical revival design.