Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Whychote, built in 1895 for brewer Herbert Mews, is set to the north of The Green, behind a tall brick and flint wall.

8 semi-detached late Victorian houses, built by Walter and Herbert Mews to house workers from their brewery in the centre of Portslade village.

The building was built in c.1908 as a police station.

St Catherine’s Lodge comprises four large semi-detached houses dating from c1854 that were conjoined in c1927, with a new central link addition, to form a single hotel.

Five storey house, plus basement, dating to the early 20th century.

1912 in Free Style. Brown brick to ground floor with red brick above.

Two storey cobble mews building, with red brick dressings and a pitched roof (now covered in concrete tile).

Number 82 is a small two storey property with mainly rendered walls and hipped slate roof.

St Margaret’s Flats were built in 1938 in the Moderne style.at the seafront end of the High Street.

Built in 1906 as St Andrew’s Infants School but became St Peter’s Infants School in 1947.

Brown brick church with red brick and stone dressings and a pitched slate roof.

A good example of a church building of its time, providing a modern interpretation of traditional church features such as the distinctive clerestorey windows and vibrant stained glass.