Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Seafront railings.

There are 7 matching mid 19th century shelters on Hove seafront, built by Hove Corporation.

1899 by Lainson & Sons. Block of 8 flats, arranged over 4 floors with attic.

Detached house in contrasting red brick, terracotta and stone.

Hotel, 1888 to 1890 by Alfred Waterhouse for Gordon Hotel Co. (one of Britain’s first hotel chains).

Built 1938, 10 storey block of flats with commercial premises to the ground floor.

Hotel, established before 1600 in Ship Street.

Originally Medina House formed part of a larger site, Medina Baths, which was designed by architect PB Chambers and built by Hove Bath and Laundry Company in 1893 to 1894.

Hove Lawns is the general term used to describe the lawns along the length of much of Hove’s seafront.

Brown brick terrace of six cottages, with red brick dressings and a clay tile roof.

Previously known as Dudley Hotel. Built as Lansdowne Mansions in 1854.

Three storey plus attic and basement house on the corner of York Road and Lansdowne Road, now flats.