Nationally Listed Buildings

Buildings and items of street furniture that hold national historical or architectural significance are recognised as heritage assets and are granted Listed Building status under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. This designation is a formal, statutory classification aimed at preserving the nation's cultural heritage by ensuring that structures and objects of importance are protected from unsympathetic alterations, neglect, or demolition. 

Once a building or item is listed, it is subject to stringent regulations within the planning system, meaning any modifications or changes to its structure, appearance, or setting must be reviewed to ensure the maintenance of its historical or architectural integrity. This legal protection ensures that these valuable assets are preserved for future generations, contributing to the cultural and historical fabric of the country.

As such, development affecting a listed building, or its setting is likely to require Listed Building Consent as well as any planning consent it may also require. To find out more about the requirement for Listed Building Consent, and to make an application, visit the Planning Portal.

There are currently thirty-six listed buildings within the borough, the asset number and grading of which can be found in the table below. The asset number can be used to find more information on these buildings by searching it on the official national heritage list on the Historic England website.

 

Nationally Listed Buildings in Castle Point

Asset No.	Listed Building	Grade
1123663	Thundersley Lodge	II
1123684	Dutch Cottage	II
1123685	The Lobster Smack Public House	II
1123686	1 and 1A, Haven Road	II
1123687	Hadleigh Castle	I
1123688	The Round House	II
1123689	The Anchor Inn and Building Attached to Right	II*
1123690	Church of St Mary the Virgin	I
1123691	The Half Crown Inn	II
1123692	The Hoy and Helmet Inn	II
1123693	Street Lamp Outside 7 The Close	II
1123694	Thundersley Hall	II
1123695	Tylerset Farmhouse	II
1170017	Former Pumping Station	II
1170051	Group of 4 Headstones Between 18 and 22 Metres South East of South Porch of Church of St Mary the Virgin	II
1170069	Benfleet Conservative Club	II
1170125	Church of St Peter	II*
1170144	96 and 98, Daws Heath Road	II
1170164	Jarvis Hall	II
1170105	Great Burches Farmhouse	II
1247994	Old Vicarage	II
1248002	Street Lamp to West of Number 23 High Street	II
1263835	Junction of London Road and Meadow Road Milestone	II
1268484	Labworth Cafe	II
1306176	Cartlodge Immediately North East of Barn at Jarvis Hall	II
1306209	5 and 7, The Close	II
1337680	Barn Immediately to North of Jarvis Hall	II
1337690	Dutch Cottage	II
1337691	Shipwrights	II*
1337692	Church of St James the Less	I
1337693	Benfleet Water Tower	II
1337694	Table Tomb Approximately 14 Metres South of South Porch of Church of St Mary the Virgin	II
1337719	8 and 10, Hart Road	II
1392466	South Benfleet War Memorial	II
1470092	Hadleigh War Memorial	II
1472162	Tombstone of Sir Charles Nicholson and Family	II

 

Geocoded Data

Listed Building Data.csv [csv] 37KB

Licensing 

The data is provided under the Open Government Licence.