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Registered Buildings) Regulations 2013 THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1999 THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (REGISTERED BUILDINGS) REGULATIONS 2013 RB No PROPERTY PARISH 1 Bishopscourt, together with buildings contiguous therewith BALLAUGH/ MICHAEL 2 Leodest Methodist Chapel, Leodest Road ANDREAS 3 x Cranstal Cottage, Cranstal BRIDE 4 x Bridge Cottage, Cranstal BRIDE 5 x Yn Thie Thooit, Lhen Bridge ANDREAS 6 x Primrose Thatched Cottage, St Marys Road PORT ERIN 7 x Cott ny Greiney, Beach Road PORT ST MARY 8 x Thatched house at Niarbyl Beach PATRICK 9 x Rose Cottage, Surby Road, Surby RUSHEN 10 Mysore Cottages, 37, 39, 41 & 43 Waterloo Road RAMSEY 11 Ballaugh Old Church, The Cronk BALLAUGH 12 Old Kirk Braddan Church, Saddle Road BRADDAN 13 Old Kirk Lonan (St Adamnan's), Ballamenagh Road, Baldrine LONAN 14 St Runius Church, Ellerslie MAROWN 15 Santon Parish Church (St Sanctain's), Church Road SANTON 16 Bridge House (main building), Bridge Street CASTLETOWN 17 Town Hall (Manannan House) Market Square (the main CASTLETOWN building) 18 20 Church Street DOUGLAS 19 22 Church Street (including that portion of the shop extending DOUGLAS under No. 20 Church Street) 20 24 Church Street DOUGLAS 21 7 John Street DOUGLAS 22 The Cottage, Bishopscourt MICHAEL 23 The Refectory, Bishopscourt MICHAEL 24 Castle Rushen CASTLETOWN 25 The Castle Arms Hotel (The Glue Pot) CASTLETOWN 26 The Social Security Offices CASTLETOWN 27 + The Police Station CASTLETOWN 28 The Post Office CASTLETOWN 29 The Commissioners' Office (Old House of Keys) Parliament CASTLETOWN Square 30 Barclays Bank, Market Square CASTLETOWN 31 "The Parade Stores" (G & F Collister), 1 Malew St. IM9 1AB CASTLETOWN 32 The Manx Co-operative Store, The Parade CASTLETOWN 33 The Smelt Memorial CASTLETOWN 34 No. 5 The Parade CASTLETOWN 35 Balcony House, The Parade CASTLETOWN 36 "The Odd Bottle"/Castle Wine Stores, 6A The Parade CASTLETOWN 37 No. 7 (formerly No. 4), The Parade CASTLETOWN 38 The George Hotel, The Parade CASTLETOWN 39 The Isle of Man Bank, The Parade CASTLETOWN 40 The Trustee Savings Bank, The Parade CASTLETOWN 41 Ellan Vannin, The Quay CASTLETOWN 42 Packet House, The Quay CASTLETOWN 43 1 Quay Lane CASTLETOWN 44 2 Quay Lane CASTLETOWN 45 Garage, rear of "Clarksons", 1 Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 46 1 Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 47 Harbour House, 7 The Quay CASTLETOWN 48 The Granary, The Quay CASTLETOWN 49 5 The Quay CASTLETOWN 50 4 The Quay CASTLETOWN 51 3 The Quay CASTLETOWN 52 * Harbour Master's Office CASTLETOWN 53 The Soup Kitchen/The Old Inn, Parliament Lane CASTLETOWN 54 3 Parliament Lane CASTLETOWN 55 1 Parliament Lane CASTLETOWN 56 Former H M Coastguard Building (now Rocket House), CASTLETOWN Parliament Square 57 4 Quay Lane CASTLETOWN 58 2 Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 59 3 The Parade CASTLETOWN 60 The Old Lifeboat House, The Quay CASTLETOWN 61 3 Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 62 4 Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 63 Westminster House, Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 64 5 Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 65 Compton House, Parliament Square CASTLETOWN 66 Stanley House, Castle Street CASTLETOWN 67 "Hawtons", 5 Castle Street CASTLETOWN 68 3 Castle Street CASTLETOWN 69 24 Castle Street CASTLETOWN 70 Red House, 1 The Parade CASTLETOWN 71 2 The Parade CASTLETOWN 72 St Mary's Church CASTLETOWN 73 St Mary's Chapel/Old Grammar School CASTLETOWN 74 Douglas Railway Station, together with the Ticket Office, DOUGLAS Gateway and boundary walls 75 * Warehouse/store to the rear of St Mary's Church CASTLETOWN 76 The Witches Mill and attached building (part of Mill Court) CASTLETOWN 77 The Great Union Camera Obscura, Douglas Head DOUGLAS 78 Clinch's Brewery Building, North Quay DOUGLAS 79 Ramsey Court House, Parliament Street RAMSEY 80 Our Lady of the Star and Sea St Maughold's Roman Catholic RAMSEY Church, Queens Promenade 81 Crogga Mill BRADDAN 82 The Castle Mona Hotel, Central Promenade DOUGLAS 83 Tynwald Old Mill and original Mill Wheel, Fuller's Hammer and GERMAN related machinery, St John's 84 St Paul's Church, Market Square RAMSEY 85 Christ Church LAXEY 86 The Spire of St Andrew's United Reform Church, Finch Road DOUGLAS 87 Ramsey Youth Centre, Waterloo Road RAMSEY 88 Lough House, Approach Road RAMSEY 89 Philip Christian Centre, Christian Street PEEL 90 Ballure Church RAMSEY 91 Staward Farm, Ballabrooie, Sulby LEZAYRE 92 Cronkbourne Village BRADDAN 93 4 Finch Road DOUGLAS 94 6 Finch Road DOUGLAS 95 8 Finch Road DOUGLAS 96 12 Finch Road DOUGLAS 97 14 Finch Road DOUGLAS 98 16 Finch Road DOUGLAS 99 18 Finch Road DOUGLAS 100 20 Finch Road DOUGLAS 101 22 Finch Road DOUGLAS 102 24 Finch Road DOUGLAS 103 * Former Castletown Brewery CASTLETOWN 104 The Foundry, East Quay PEEL 105 x The Old Thatch, Brunswick Road DOUGLAS 106 St Matthew's Church, North Quay DOUGLAS 107 The Rechabite Hall, Allan Street DOUGLAS 108 8 dwellings, numbered 5-9 Charles Street and 1-11 Queen PEEL Street 109 * Finch Hill United Reformed Church, Buck's Road DOUGLAS 110 The South, East and West elements of the Courtyard at MAROWN Ellerslie Farm 111 The former premises of T Moore & Sons, Mill Road, Peel (The PEEL Kipperyard) 112 The Falcon Cliff Hotel DOUGLAS 113 The Douglas Head Hotel DOUGLAS 114 The Salisbury Hotel, Victoria Street DOUGLAS 115 The Harbour Swing Bridge Tower and Mechanism DOUGLAS 116 * The Palace Lido, Central Promenade DOUGLAS 117 Kate's Cottage, Keppel Gate ONCHAN 118 St Peter's Church Hall, Royal Avenue ONCHAN 119 St Peter's Parish Church ONCHAN 120 The Market Buildings DOUGLAS 121 St Catherine's, St Catherine's Terrace ONCHAN 122 Welch House, Church Road ONCHAN 123 + Braeside, King Edward Road ONCHAN 124 + Leafield, King Edward Road ONCHAN 125 19 Governor's Road ONCHAN 126 21 Governor's Road ONCHAN 127 23 Governor's Road ONCHAN 128 25 Governor's Road ONCHAN 129 27 Governor's Road ONCHAN 130 St Luke's Church BRADDAN 131 Ballaglass Power Station MAUGHOLD 132 Red Pier Complex, King Edward Pier DOUGLAS 133 Woodlands Towers, Ashley Road ONCHAN 134 The Coach House, Selbourne Drive DOUGLAS 135 Thurot Cottage, Hill Road BRIDE 136 The Old Court House, Kirk Michael MICHAEL 137 The Nook, Quarterbridge Road DOUGLAS 138 Kirk Christ Lezayre Parochial Church LEZAYRE 139 Warehouse building at 26 West Quay RAMSEY 140 * The Quarter Bridge Hotel DOUGLAS 141 The Lane Mark Tower known as The Herring Tower, Langness MALEW 142 The Powder House, Langness MALEW 143 Orrisdale Limekiln, Glentrunk, Michael MICHAEL 144 The Saddle Hotel, Parliament Street RAMSEY 145 Okells Brewery, Glen Falcon DOUGLAS 146 Thurot Cottage Outbuildings and Gate, Hill Road BRIDE 147 Point of Ayre Lighthouse BRIDE 148 Langness Lighthouse MALEW 149 Douglas Head Lighthouse DOUGLAS 150 Balladoole Farm Buildings ARBORY 151 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 & 18, Albion Terrace RAMSEY 152 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 Auckland Terrace & West House RAMSEY 153 Cronkbourne House and Cronkbourne Place BRADDAN 154 Queens Pier RAMSEY 155 Ballure Inn RAMSEY 156 Facade and Foyer, Strand Cinema DOUGLAS 157 The Village House, Foxdale PATRICK 158 + Cemetery Office, Braddan Church BRADDAN 159 + "Ivydene", Little Switzerland DOUGLAS 160 + The Red House, Victoria Road DOUGLAS 161 + "Oakleigh", Glencrutchery Road DOUGLAS 162 + Myrtle Bank, Little Switzerland DOUGLAS 163 + Hollybank, Little Switzerland DOUGLAS 164 + Falcon Cliff Terrace, Ivy Cottage, Thie Bannee, Inglenook, DOUGLAS Thorn Bank 165 Oak House, Ballamona BRADDAN 166 Cadran Cottage, Ballanard Road DOUGLAS 167 Douglas Courthouse and 13 Athol Street DOUGLAS 168 Milntown House, including the Old Mill, Mill Pond and Mill Race LEZAYRE 169 Douglas Town Hall and Public Library, Ridgeway Street DOUGLAS 170 St Stephens Church and former School Room, Sulby LEZAYRE 171 Sulby Old School, Sulby LEZAYRE 172 Sulby Methodist Church, Sulby LEZAYRE 173 Central Hotel DOUGLAS 174 1 Albert Terrace DOUGLAS 175 *+ Majestic Hotel ONCHAN 176 The Central Hotel RAMSEY 177 Erin Brae, Queen's Promenade DOUGLAS 178 St Thomas Church DOUGLAS 179 Harold Tower, Douglas Head Road DOUGLAS 180 Port Soderick Railway Station BRADDAN 181 Old School/House, St Marks MALEW 182 St Mark's Church, St Mark's MALEW 183 The West Wing of the Bay Queen Hotel, The Promenade PORT ST MARY 184 Church Cottages, St Mark's MALEW 185 King William's College, Castletown CASTLETOWN 186 Douglas Hotel, North Quay DOUGLAS 187 1-12 Victoria Terrace, off Victoria Road DOUGLAS 188 All Saints Church, Alexander Drive DOUGLAS 189 Close Lake House, Jurby Road ANDREAS 190 Woodlands, Alexander Drive DOUGLAS 191 Ravenscourt, Peel Road DOUGLAS 192 Crescent Cinema, Central Promenade DOUGLAS 193 Old Brewer's House, Castle Hill DOUGLAS 194 Primitive Methodist Chapel PEEL 195 The National Westminster Bank, Prospect Hill DOUGLAS 196 Jubilee Clock, Victoria Street DOUGLAS 197 St Mary's of the Isle Catholic Church, Hill Street DOUGLAS 198 The former Isle of Times Office, 9 Athol Street DOUGLAS 199 29-31 Athol Street DOUGLAS 200 The Gaiety Theatre, Harris Promenade DOUGLAS 201 The Queen's Hotel, Queen's Promenade DOUGLAS 202 School House (former Parochial or Central School) MAUGHOLD 203 The Old Sail Loft, Shore Road PORT ST MARY 204 St. German's Cathedral PEEL 205 Tower of Refuge, St. Mary's Rock (also known as Conister DOUGLAS Rock) 206 May Hill House (formerly Cronk Brae), May Hill RAMSEY 207 The former Wesleyan Chapel, Earystane Village ARBORY 208 The Golden Meadow Mill CASTLETOWN 209 Mullinaragher SANTON 210 4-11 Harris Terrace DOUGLAS 211 Beach Cottage, Ballure Road RAMSEY 212 Ballure Cottage, Ballure Road RAMSEY 213 Raven's Cliff, Fort Anne Road DOUGLAS 214 The Albert Tower RAMSEY 215 Dunluce, Ballure Road RAMSEY 216 Sea Cliffe, Ballure
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