Listed buildings

Hastings has 571 entries on Historic England’s list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest (1 grade I, 23 grade II* and 547 grade II), 6 scheduled monuments and 2 registered parks and gardens.

An entry can cover a row of houses, a wall or a lamp post, and the entry itself says what is protected. Listed building consent is needed for work that affects a listed building’s character, inside or out; the council’s listed buildings page ↗ explains when. Conservation areas, Article 4 directions and tree orders are on their own page.

Grades I and II* (24)

Grade II, by ward

Each ward’s entries by street; entries the list doesn’t place on a street come last. Ashdown (5) · Baird (1) · Braybrooke (2) · Castle (68) · Central St Leonards (61) · Conquest (3) · Gensing (8) · Hollington (2) · Maze Hill (20) · Old Hastings (358) · Ore (11) · St Helens (1) · Tressell (3) · West St Leonards (3) · Wishing Tree (1)

Ashdown · 5 entries
Baird · 1 entry
Braybrooke · 2 entries
Castle · 68 entries
Central St Leonards · 61 entries
Conquest · 3 entries
Gensing · 8 entries
Hollington · 2 entries
Maze Hill · 20 entries
Old Hastings · 358 entries
Ore · 11 entries
St Helens · 1 entry
Tressell · 3 entries
West St Leonards · 3 entries
Wishing Tree · 1 entry

Scheduled monuments (6)

Registered parks and gardens (2)

How this page is built

From Historic England’s National Heritage List for England, fetched 12 October 2026: every entry inside Hastings Borough Council's boundary (https://services-eu1.arcgis.com/1XpQIgAaX57efL4t/arcgis/rest/services/hbcDataBoroughBoundary_VIEW/FeatureServer/37), or within 50 m of it. An entry is on a street when its list name names the street and it is within 300 m of the street’s line, or, failing that, when it is within 30 m of a street’s line ("beside"). Wards are the Office for National Statistics’ boundaries; an entry just off the coast-clipped boundary (the pier) counts in the nearest ward. Names Historic England writes in capitals are shown in title case.

Listed buildings: © Historic England 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.