Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Two storey public house. Red brick to ground floor, with mock timber framing above.

Three storey, red brick with concrete lintels. 7 bay elevation; each bay separated by a pilaster and now forming one unit.

There are 5 main types of standard cast iron street lighting column in Brighton & Hove, plus a few rarer types, including the much larger seafront columns (of which the Brighton ones are statutorily listed).

Former congregational chapel, built 1891. It was converted to cinema use in 1920.

Former railway hotel, now pub.

Historic building and garden, house and garden, now flats. Two-storey villa with a sunken garden, with one-storey wings to east and west.

Historic building, flats. Built in 1963 by the Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society, to designs by Hubbard Ford and Partners. 6-8 storey blocks of flats arranged around an inner courtyard.

Historic building, flats. Four-storey block of purpose-built flats built in 1898 in a Free Jacobean style.

Historic building, agriculture. Single-storey, early 19th-century farm buildings, now used as a commercial dairy depot.

Historic building, house. Two storey house in a moderne style.

Historic building, agricultural now house. Former barn, now house. Long, low form with flint walls and a dominant tiled roof

Park and gardens, gardens. A series of discrete spaces, bounded by tall flint walls which provide a strong sense of enclosure