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Haringey Register of Local Listed Buildings REGISTER OF LOCAL LISTED BUILDINGS OF MERIT • Denotes inclusion as Grade III in Tottenham Provisional List 22 July 1949 ° Denotes inclusion as Grade III in Hornsey Provisional List 19 March 1951 ∗ Denotes inclusion as part of conservation area designation Various Register included as part of DoE Listing Submission 11 June 1973 Register updated in Haringey Borough District Plan 1 September 1976 Register further reviewed as part of the U. D. P Review 27 January 1997 Designated Sites of Industrial Heritage Interest (GLIAS) 1 May 2004 Total number of buildings: 1,177 (of which 100 are outside conservation areas) Street Address Conservation Area No. Date Included A Alexandra Palace Way N22 Bridge under disused railway (part of Parkland Walk) 13 1 May 2004 Archway Road, Highgate N6 Nos. 162 to 198 (even) Grand Parade 1 25 September 1986 ∗ Nos. 200 to 206 (even) Grand Parade 1 27 January 1997 Nos. 278 to 310 (even) 1 27 January 1997 No. 412 1 25 September 1986 ∗ No. 414 (Woodman Public House) 1 25 September 1986 ∗ Nos. 422 & 424 1 11 June 1973 Nos. 438 & 440 1 11 June 1973 Nos. 203 to 223 (odd) 1 27 January 1997 Nos. 253 to 263 (odd) 1 27 January 1997 Disused 1940 Highgate Interchange Station (Parkland Walk between Wood Lane & Shepherd’s Hill) 1 1 May 2004 2 Disused Twin Tunnels & 4 Twin Portals (Parkland Walk west & east of interchange station) 1 1 May 2004 Ashley Road N17 No. 25 (Berol House) (former Eagle Pencil Works) none 1 May 2004 The Avenue, Muswell Hill N10 Former Alexandra Palace Rail Station Building 13 27 January 1997 B Back Lane, Crouch End N8 Nos. 1 to 6 (consecutive) Topsfield Cottages 5 27 January 1997 Beaufoy Road, Tottenham N17 Nos. 53 to 65 (odd) 6 27 January 1997 Birkbeck Road N17 No. 13 none 27 January 1997 1 Bishopswood Road, Highgate N6 No. 3 (Cholmeley House) 1 1 September 1976 Nos. 16 & 18 1 25 September 1986 ∗ No. 22 1 27 January 1997 Bounds Green Road, Wood Green N22 Nos. 11 & 13 12 11 June 1973 Nos. 17 to 25 (odd) 12 11 June 1973 Brereton Road, Tottenham N17 St Francis De Sales church & Primary School 2 27 January 1997 Bridge Road, Wood Green N22 Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) 10 27 January 1997 Broadlands Road, Highgate N6 Nos. 8 & 10 1 1 September 1976 Goldsmiths Cottage at rear (see Denewood Road) Broadway, Crouch End N8, The No. 6 5 27 January 1997 Brook Street, Tottenham N17 Brethren Chapel (off High Road) 6 27 January 1997 Bruce Grove, Tottenham N17 Nos. 38 to 41 (consecutive) 6 27 January 1997 Nos. 46 to 54 (consecutive) 6 27 January 1997 Nos. 57 to 67 (consecutive) 6 27 January 1997 Nos. 117 & 118 (former Cinema) 6 27 January 1997 No. 119 (part of former Cinema) 22 27 January 1997 Burghley Road N8 No. 23 (former Sewage Pumping Station) none 27 January 1997 C Castle Yard, Highgate N6 Nos. 1 to 11 (consecutive) 1 11 June 1973 Cemetery Road, Tottenham N17 Nos. 1 to 15 (odd) 6 11 June 1973 Cemetery Gates, Piers, walls & railings 6 27 January 1997 Chapel Place, Tottenham N17 Former Catholic Chapel & Pastor’s House 2 27 January 1997 Chapel Stones, Tottenham N17 Tottenham Baptist Hall 2 27 January 1997 Chesnut Road, Tottenham N17 No. 1 (Stoneleigh) 9 27 January 1997 2 Cholmeley Park, Highgate N6 Walled Garden, Furnival House 1 27 January 1997 Nos. 2 to32 (even) 1 25 September 1986 ∗ Nos.46 & 48 (Copley Dean) 1 25 September 1986 ∗ No. 57 1 11 June 1973 Church Lane, Tottenham N17 Parkview Prep. School 6 11 June 1973 Bruce Castle Park Gates & Piers opposite Church 6 27 January 1997 Iron railings to The Lodge (now Haringey Mortuary) 8 27 January 1997 Church Road, Tottenham N17 Nos. 158 to 166 (even) 6 11 June 1973 No. 168 & 170 (Antwerp Arms P.H.) 6 11 June 1973 Clyde Circus, Tottenham N15 Nos. 1 to 19 (consecutive) 19 27 January 1997 Nos. 74 & 76 19 27 January 1997 Nos. 78 to 84 (even) 19 27 January 1997 Clyde Road, Tottenham N15 Nos. 30 & 30A (2 Villas on Old Post Office site) 19 27 January 1997 Colney Hatch Lane, Muswell Hill N10 Nos. 3 to 7 (odd) 3 29 March 1973 ∗ Colsterworth Road N15 High Cross United Reform Church Hall 9 27 January 1997 Conway Road N15 Former Fire Station (now Coombe’s Croft) none 1 May 2004 Coppetts Road, Muswell Hill N10 Nos. 2 to 12 (even) 3 27 January 1997 Crescent Road, Crouch End N8 Nos. 6 to 12 (even) 5 11 June 1973 Nos. 18 & 22 5 11 June 1973 Nos. 15 to 19 (odd) 5 11 June 1973 Cromwell Avenue, Highgate N6 No. 77 Cloisters Court (former Presbyterian Church) 1 27 January 1997 Cross Lane N8 Campsbourne Well House 15 27 January 1997 No. 10 Moselle Cottage (see Moselle Close) Crossway Parade N22 Nos. 1 to 5 (consecutive) none 27 January 1997 3 Crouch End Hill N8 Nos. 83 & 85 5 1 May 2004 Bridge over disused railway (part of Parkland Walk) 5 1 May 2004 Former railway station concrete signpost 5 1 May 2004 Disused railway station (part of Parkland Walk) 5 1 May 2004 Crouch Hill, Crouch End N8 No. 113 5 1 September 1976 No. 118 (Montague Cottage) 5 1 September 1976 Former Floral Hall (adjacent to No. 132) 5 27 January 1997 No. 145 (Park Chapel) 5 1 September 1976 D Denewood Road N6 Goldsmiths Cottage 1 1 September 1976 Denmark Terrace N2 (see Fortis Green) Dorset Road, Wood Green N22 Nos. 2 to 24 (even) 10 27 January 1997 Nos. 15 to 19 (odd) 10 27 January 1997 Duke’s Head Yard N6 (see Highgate High Street) E Eade Road N4 New River aqueduct (west from Seven Sisters Road through Finsbury Park & north to Seymour Road) none 1 May 2004 Eastern Road, Fortis Green N2 Nos. 2 to 18 (even) 4 11 June 1973 No. 37 4 27 January 1997 F Finsbury Road N22 No. 1 (Prince of Wales Public House) 12 27 January 1997 Fortis Green (south side) Fortis Green N2 Nos. 79 & 81 4 27 January 1997 Field Cottages (Nos. 1 to 4 consec.) 4 1 September 1976 No. 103 (Clissold Arms Public House) 4 27 January 1997 No. 115 (Police Station) 4 1 September 1976 Fortis Green (north side) Fortis Green N2 Fortis Green Cottages (Nos. 4 to 7 consec.) 4 27 January 1997 Bomarsund 4 11 June 1973 Denmark Terrace (Nos. 7 & 8) 4 27 January 1997 Woodside Cottages (Nos. 1 to 4 consec.) 4 27 January 1997 4 Fortis Green, Muswell Hill N10 Fairport 3 1 September 1976 Fortis Green Road, Muswell Hill N10 (see Queens Avenue) G Gladwell Road N8 Nos. 2 to 8 (even) none 1 September 1976 Glendale Avenue N22 St Thomas More School none 27 January 1997 Grange Road, Highgate N6 Nos. 10 to 16 (even) The Grange including front boundary wall 1 1 September 1976 Green Lanes N4 No. 359 (The Beaconsfield Public House) none 27 January 1997 Green Lanes N8 No. 677 (Queen’s Head Public House)(Frobisher Road) none 27 January 1997 Grove, The, Highgate N6 Parish Marker 1 27 January 1997 H Hampstead Lane, Highgate N6 Parish Marker 1 25 September 1986 ∗ Nos. 14 to 22 (even) 1 27 January 1997 Haringey Park, Crouch End N8 Nos. 13 to 15 (consecutive) 5 1 September 1976 Nos. 29 to 32 (consecutive) 5 1 September 1976 Haslemere Road, Crouch End N8 Nos. 2 & 4 5 1 September 1976 Highgate High Street, N6 No. 16 (fronting Duke’s Head Yard) 1 25 September 1986 ∗ No. 44 1 25 September 1986 ∗ Nos. 50 to 56 (even) 1 25 September 1986 ∗ Rear of No. 64 (Rainwater Cistera) 1 1 May 2004 Nos. 88 to 90A (even) 1 11 June 1973 High Road, Tottenham (east side) Nos. 148 to 156 (The Dutch House Public House) 27 27 January 1997 Nos. 202 & 204 (former Tottenham Citadel & Hall) 26 27 January 1997 No. 310 (High Cross United Reform Church & Hall) 9 27 January 1997 No. 320 (former funeral directors) 9 27 January 1997 No. 324 9 27 January 1997 5 Nos. 352 to 366 (even) Rawlinson Terrace & Synagogue 9 27 January 1997 Nos. 372 to 376 (even) 9 27 January 1997 Nos. 406 & 408 9 27 January 1997 Nos. 412 & 414 22 27 January 1997 Nos. 416 & 420 22 27 January 1997 Nos. 448 to 454 (even) (former Marks & Spencer store) 22 27 January 1997 No. 462 22 27 January 1997 No. 480 22 27 January 1997 No. 482 to 488 (even) 22 11 June 1973 Nos. 492 to 500 (even) 22 27 January 1997 Nos. 502 to 508 (even) (former Burton’s store) 22 27 January 1997 No. 510 22 27 January 1997 No. 510A 22 27 January 1997 Nos. 512 to 520 (even) 22 27 January 1997 Nos. 522 to 528 (even) 22 27 January 1997 Nos. 530 to 536 (even) 22 11 June 1973 Nos. 538 to 554 (even) (Windsor Parade 1907) 22 27 January 1997 No. 596 18 27 January 1997 No. 612 (former Prince of Wales Public House) 18 27 January 1997 Nos. 614A to F (inclusive) former Blue School 18 27 January 1997 No. 628 2 11 June 1973 No. 634 (former Red Lion Public House) 2 27 January 1997 Nos. 636 & 638 (former LCS department store) 2 27 January 1997 No. 676A (former Whitbread’s Brewery Offices) 2 27 January 1997 Nos. 684, 684A & B 2 27 January 1997 Nos. 686 to 690 (even) 2 27 January 1997 Nos.
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