Local List of Heritage Assets directory

The church is set back from the road within its own small churchyard. Tall flint and brick gate piers to east and west boundaries.

Two storey rendered cottages, dating to the early-mid 19th century.

A good example of a 19th century Manor gardens, with later additions also of interest, such as the nuns’ burial ground.

Built in 1939 for well-known Brighton brewery Tamplin’s, and therefore probably by their architect Arthur Packham.

A large, detached Italianate Villa of two to three storeys with distinctive corner tower, dating from c1846.

A good example of a public park of the Victorian period, which incorporates elements of particular design interest.

19th century pair of cast iron bollards at south entrance to St Nicholas Churchyard.

Designed by Thomas Lainson in a Queen Anne style, The Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital is a three storey red-brick building with terracotta mouldings.

Churchyard to St Nicholas of Myra Church; the original parish church to Brighthelmston.

Third extension to St Nicholas’s Churchyard. Located on the west side of Dyke Road, opposite and to the north of the church itself.

Cinema building constructed in 1930 on the site of the former Brill’s Baths for Associated British Cinemas Ltd (ABC) and known as the Savoy Cinema Theatre.

Founded as the Sussex County Hospital and General Sea-Bathing Infirmary.