Local List of Heritage Assets directory

An original design of early 20th century factory building and perfumery.

Built in buff brick, with a low, segmental-arched opening and projecting piers to either side.

Brick one-storey forge building with steep tiled roof, gabled to the north and hipped to the south.

The boundary for the Fordown Isolation Hospital was set out from the outset. The surviving flint wall marks the extent of the west boundary. It is of field flint construction, with regular red brick quoining, and steps down the hill.

The Foredown Isolation Hospital was opened in 1887 for the treatment of infectious diseases. A number of extensions were soon required, and in 1909 this included the construction of a water tower.

7 storey moderne block of flats, 1936 by Toms & Partners, on the site of The Wick/Wick House.

Very rare cast iron gas lamp standard by Palmer & Co of North Road Brighton the Regent Foundry; appears to be only one of this type.

George Street was constructed as artisan dwellings in the mid 19th century, but now
forms one of Hove’s primary shopping streets.

Knapped flint Baptist church with terracotta dressings.

Galeed Strict Baptist Chapel, opened 15 October 1868 and designed by Benjamin Nunn in Neoclassical style.

Built around 1870 as the headquarters of the Royal Artillery Volunteers, who had moved from Church Street.

Built 1885 and originally named The Cliftonville Hotel.