Grade II listed buildings in Manchester

There is a large number of Grade II listed buildings in the City of Manchester, England. The majority of Manchester's listed buildings date from the Victorian (1837–1901) and Edwardian era (1901–1911), most as a consequence of the Industrial Revolution. In England and Wales the authority for listing is granted by the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 and is administered by English Heritage, an agency of the Department for Culture, Media & Sport. There are three categories of listing – Grade I, Grade II* and Grade II.

Grade I is the highest listing category usually reserved for buildings of international stature; only 2.5% of listed buildings are Grade I. Grade II* comprises 5.5% of all listed building and are historic works worthy of special interest. The lowest and most common listing is Grade II, reserved for works which are architecturally, culturally or historically notable and warrant preservation.^[1] Manchester has fifteen Grade I listed buildings and 77 Grade II* listed buildings. This list concerns Grade II buildings in Manchester, Greater Manchester, England.^[2]

Buildings

Name	Image	Completed	Architect	Location	Year of listing & ref(s)
1 Booth Street		c. 1850s	Unknown	Booth Street	1974[3]
8 Lower Park Road		c. 1875	Alfred Waterhouse	Lower Park Road, Rusholme	1974[4]
15–17 King Street		c. 1920–30	Maxwell and Tuke	King Street	1994[5]
29 Swan Street		c. 1865	Unknown	Swan Street, Ancoats	1989[6]
42–44 Sackville Street		c. 1873	Pennington and Brigden	Sackville Street	1974[7]
46–48 Brown Street (Lombard Chambers)		1868	George Truefitt	Brown Street	1974[8]
50 Newton Street		c. 1900	Clegg & Knowles	Newton Street, Piccadilly	1988[9]
53 King Street		1912	Charles Heathcote	King Street	1974[10]
55 Faulkner Street		1870	Clegg & Knowles	Faulkner Street, Chinatown	1994[11]
74–78, and no 80 (The Grey Horse Public House), Portland Street		Probably late 18th century	Unknown	Portland Street	1994[12]
107 Piccadilly		1899	Charles Heathcote	Piccadilly	1974[13]
235–291 Deansgate		1899	Unknown	Deansgate	1988[14]
Addison Terrace		1850		Daisy Bank Road	1973[15]
Albert Hall		1910	W. J. Morley	Peter Street	1982[16]
Ancoats Hospital		1874	Lewis and Crawcroft	Ancoats	1974[17]
Arkwright House		1982	Harry S. Fairhurst	Parsonage Gardens	1982[18]
Apollo Theatre		1930	Unknown	Ardwick	1994[19]
Barlow Hall		15th century (altered since)	Unknown	Chorlton-cum-Hardy	1974 (downgraded in 1994)[20]
Barnes Hospital		1875	Lawrence Booth	Didsbury	1998[21]
Bridgewater House		1912	Harry Fairhurst	Whitworth Street	1994[22]
Bus Depot and Transport Museum		1901		Queens Road, Cheetham	1988[23][24]
Castlefield Congregational Chapel		1858	Edward Walters	Deansgate, Castlefield	1988[25]
CIS Tower		1962	Gordon Tait	Miller Street	1995[26]
Chancellors Hotel & Conference Centre (The Firs)		1851	Edward Walters	Fallowfield	1974[27]
Chancellors Hotel & Conference Centre (The Firs Gate Lodge)		1851	Edward Walters	Fallowfield	1974[28]
Cooperative Press		Late 19th century	Unknown	Naples Street, Ancoats	1994[29]
Corn Exchange		1903	Unknown	Exchange Square	1973[30]
Canada House, Manchester		1905		Chepstow Street	1988[31]
Dalton Ellis Hall		1882	G. T. Redmayne	Conygham Road	1974[32]
Derros Building		1899	William Sharpe	Great Ancoats Street	1998[33]
Former Newton Street Police Station				Newton Street	1974[34][35]
Greenhayes Centre		1896	Unknown	Moss Side	1994[36]
Hanover Building		1909	F.E.L Harris	Corporation Street	1988[37]
Holyoake House		1911	F.E.L Harris	Dantzic Street	1988[38]
National and Provincial Building Society		c. 1910	C. R. Cockerell	King Street	1974[39]
New Century House		1962	G. S. Hay & Gordon Tait	Miller Street	1995[40]
Manchester Deansgate railway station		1896	Unknown		1998[41]
Manchester Opera House		1912	Richardson and Gill with Farquarson	Quay Street	1974[42]
Manchester Oxford Road railway station		1960	W. R. Headley and Max Glendinning	Oxford Road	1995[43]
Manchester Piccadilly station Store Street train shed		1881	Unknown	Piccadilly	1994[44]
Manchester Victoria station		1844	Unknown	Hunts Bank	1988[45]
Palace Theatre		1891	Alfred Derbyshire and F.Bennett Smith	Oxford Street	1977[46]
Queen's Brewery		1861	Greatorex Brothers	Moss Lane West	1994[47]
The Ritz		1927	Unknown	Whitworth Street	1994[48]
Royal Exchange		1921	Bradshaw, Gass & Hope	Cross Street	1974[49]
Redfern Building		1936	W. A. Johnson and J. W. Cooper	Dantzic Street	1994[50]
Sackville Street Building		1912	Spalding and Cross	Sackville Street	1974[51]
St. James Buildings		1912	Clegg, Fryer & Penman	65–95 Oxford Street	1988[52]
St Mary's Hospital		1909	John Ely	Wilmslow Road	1994[53]
Samuel Alexander Building		1919	Percy Scott Worthington	Oxford Road	2010[54]
Ship Canal House		1927	Harry S. Fairhurst	King Street	1982[55]
Smithfield Market Hall		1858	Isaac Holden	Swan Street, Ancoats	1973[56]
Strangeways Gaol Gatehouse		1868	Alfred Waterhouse	Sherborne Street	1974[57]
St Luke's Church, Manchester		1839	T. W. Atkinson	Corner of Cheetham Hill Road/Smedley Lane, Cheetham Hill	1974
Strangeways Prison ventilation and watch tower		1868	Alfred Waterhouse	Sherborne Street	1974[58]
Theatre Royal		1845	Irwin and Chester	Peter Street	1974[59]
Toast Rack		1960	L. C. Howitt	Fallowfield	1999[60]
Victoria and Albert Warehouses		c. 1838	Unknown	Water Street	1974[61][62]
The Old Wellington Inn		Mid-16th century	Unknown	Shambles Square	1952[63]
Whitworth Park Mansions		c. 1840s	Unknown	Whitworth Park	1974[64]

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in Manchester
• Grade II* listed buildings in Manchester

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