Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Historic building, place of worship - nonconformist. Built in 1876 by James Barnes as a Primitive Methodist Chapel. In 1895 it was taken over as a Railway Mission Hall for workers at the nearby railway works.

Historic building, transport - railway tunnel. The tunnel appears to honour the route of a long-established track and was likely used for access between areas of farmland.

Historic building, civil - town hall. Originally known as Ronuk Hall and Welfare Institute, constructed in 1927 to 1928 to designs by Gilbert M Simpson.

Historic building, public house, hotel. Three-storey corner building, with similar frontages
to north and west elevations and a prominent dome to the corner.

Historic building, public house, hotel. Two-storey public house and hotel built in 1927.

Historic building, house, later institutional uses. Detached Victorian 3-storey classical villa, built between 1850 and 1860.

Historic building, houses, warehouses/industrial. One and 2-storey elevations to Wellington Road.

Historic building, place of worship (non-conformist). A redbrick building built from 1894 to 1896 by Charles Hewitt.

Historic building, public house. Three-storey building with an attic. Built in c.1901 for Edlins as Christie’s Hotel.

Historic building, clubhouse. A single-storey symmetrical Art Deco building with a central short colonnade and a hexagonal clock over.

Park and garden, lawns. Lawns and a lagoon forming a part of the historic Hove seafront promenade.

Historic building, shop. Late 19th-century terraced building with pharmacy shopfront.