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HOUSE DATE GROUP No BUILDING NAME ROAD NAME PARISH GRADE OS_SHEET LISTED VALUE hood lane farmhouse ansley lane ansley ii sp29se ansley hall coleshill road ansley ii sp39sw 23/11/51 gv barn at ansley hall coleshill road ansley ii sp39sw gv church of st. lawrence nuneaton road ansley ii* sp29se 25/03/68 gv church yard cross nuneaton road ansley ii sp29se gv red house farmhouse nuneaton road ansley ii sp29se 25/03/68 chest tomb rectory road arley ii sp29se gv church of st. wilfred rectory road arley ii* sp29se gv stone house spring hill lane arley ii sp28ne left gatepier tamworth road arley ii sp28ne gv milepost tamworth road arley ii sp28ne gv right gatepier tamworth road arley ii sp28ne gv slowley green farmhouse tamworth road arley ii sp28ne 25/03/86 gv astley lodge, arbury hall astley lane astley ii sp38nw breach oak farmhouse breach oak lane astley ii sp38nw astley castle astley ii* sp38nw 11/11/52 gv bridge & remains astley ii sp38nw 11/11/52 gv church of st. mary the virgin astley i sp38nw 08/09/61 gv duke of suffolks monument astley ii sp28nw stable block at astley castle astley ii sp38nw 11/11/52 gv 2 church street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 4 church street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 6 church street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 10 church street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 12 phoenix house church street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 14 church street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 18 church street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 20 church street atherstone ii sp3097 gv curds and whey church street atherstone ii sp3097 gv The New Swan Inn church street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 8 church strret atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv the old vicarage church walk atherstone ii sp3197 04/03/74 16 coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 22 coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 22 coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 28 coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 30 coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 68 queen anne house coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 19/04/77 britannia works coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 02/07/75 trinity church coleshill road atherstone ii sp3097 gv chapel house friars gate atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 GV friars gate friars gate atherstone ii sp3097 gv st. mary's house friars gate atherstone ii sp3097 GV 45 long street atherstone ii sp3097 17/08/79 47 long street atherstone ii sp3097 17/08/79 67 long street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 GV 69 long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 74 long street atherstone ii sp3097 230982 gv 76 long street atherstone ii sp3097 23/09/82 gv 80 long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 93 dee boutique long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 94 long street atherstone ii sp3097 14/01/75 gv 95 the three tunns public house long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 96 bank house long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 97 long street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 98 long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 100 post office long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv HOUSE DATE GROUP No BUILDING NAME ROAD NAME PARISH GRADE OS_SHEET LISTED VALUE 102 trent house long street atherstone ii sp3097 25/06/68 gv 107 long street atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 GV 108 long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 109 long street atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 GV 110 midland bank long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 111 long street atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 113 long street atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 115 long street atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 117 long street atherstone ii sp3097 21/08/72 gv 120 long street atherstone ii sp3097 27/11/74 127 the white horse long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 129 old bank house long street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 131 long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 133 long street atherstone ii sp3097 05/04/87 gv 177 Old Swan Inn long street atherstone ii sp3197 23/11/51 206 Should this be 208 ? , 206 is a council flat long street atherstone ii sp3197 gv 211 colville house long street atherstone ii sp3197 25/03/68 gv 213 long street atherstone ii sp3197 25/03/68 gv 215 hilton house long street atherstone ii sp3197 25/03/68 gv grendon house long street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 milestone long street atherstone ii sp3097 gv the conservative club long street atherstone ii sp3197 25/03/68 2 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 6 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 7 atherstone ex-servicemens club market street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 8 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 9 atherstone ex-servicemens club market street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 10 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 10 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 11 market street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 12 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 13 market street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 14 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 15 market street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 17 market street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 18 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv 19 Beech house and attached railings market street atherstone ii* sp3097 25/03/68 gv 23 market street atherstone ii sp3097 gv k6 telephone kiosk market street atherstone ii sp3097 26/08/87 gv Market Tavern (formerly The Cricketers arms) market street atherstone ii sp3097 25/03/68 gv 15 the mews north street atherstone ii sp3197 17 the mews north street atherstone ii sp3197 independent chapel north street atherstone ii sp3197 25/03/68 church of st. marys sheepy road atherstone ii* sp3097 25/03/68 fieldon bridge sheepy road atherstone ii sp39nw former railway station building watling street atherstone ii sp3097 12/03/80 grendon lodge watling street atherstone ii sp39nw 25/03/68 gv 5 witherley road atherstone ii sp3197 7 witherley road atherstone ii sp3197 atherstone lock no 2 atherstone ii sp3097 gv atherstone lock no 5 atherstone ii sp39nw GV atherstone top lock & basin atherstone ii sp3097 gv cottage at atherstone lock no 5 atherstone ii sp39nw gv bird in the hand public house church lane austrey ii sk20ne gv church of st. nicholas church lane austrey ii* sk20ne 22/07/53 gv the old vicarage church lane austrey ii sk20ne 22/07/53 gv village cross church lane austrey ii sk20ne 22/07/53 gv HOUSE DATE GROUP No BUILDING NAME ROAD NAME PARISH GRADE OS_SHEET LISTED VALUE 87 the limes main road austrey ii sk20ne 22/03/82 gv austrey baptist church main road austrey ii sk20ne gv farthings main road austrey ii sk20ne Telephone kiosk, Main Road,Austrey. Main Road Austrey ii sk20ne the elms main road austrey ii sk20ne 07/11/85 gv the homestead main road austrey ii sk20ne gv wall surrounding garden main road austrey ii sk20ne 07/11/85 gv bishops farmhouse warton lane austrey ii sk20ne 22/07/53 gv flavel warton lane austrey ii sk20ne manor house warton lane austrey ii sk20ne 06/08/81 gv nether end warton lane austrey ii sk20ne gv church house church row baddesley ensor ii sp29ne church of st. nicholas hill top baddesley ensor ii sp29ne Former quaker meeting house keys hill baddesley ensor ii sp29ne 21/11/95 baddesley farmhouse lower house lane baddesley ensor ii sp29ne outbuildings nE of stone cottage lower house lane baddesley ensor ii sp29ne 25/03/86 gv stable sE of stone cottage lower house lane baddesley ensor ii sp29ne 25/03/86 gv stone cottage lower house lane baddesley ensor ii sp29ne 25/03/86 gv drybrookes farmhouse hurley lane baxterley ii sp29ne the lodge main road baxterley ii sp29ne baxterley old hall wigston hill baxterley ii sp29ne baxterley church baxterley ii sp29ne green farmhouse baxterley ii sp29ne hall farmhouse baxterley ii sp29ne old farmhouse at charity farm baxterley ii sp29ne 22/08/86 53 bakehouse cottages coleshill road bentley ii sp29ne 27/04/81 55 bakehouse cottages coleshill road bentley ii sp29ne 27/04/81 pound at bentley common bentley ii sp29ne ruins of chapel bentley ii sp29se 25/03/68 chest tomb caldecote ii sp39nw gv church of st. theobald and saint chad caldecote ii* sp39nw 25/03/68 gv group of 2 chest tombs caldecote ii sp39nw gv ice house caldecote ii sp39sw 22 birmingham road coleshill ii sp1889-1989 24 park cottage birmingham road coleshill ii sp1889-1989 coleshill hall farmhouse birmingham road coleshill ii sp18ne 37 st. andrews blythe road coleshill ii sp2089-2189 blythe bridge blythe road coleshill ii sp2089-2189 church of st. peter and st. paul chuch hill coleshill i sp2086-2189 gv 1 church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 gv 2 church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 gv 9 devereaux house church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 11/11/52 gv 11 (old bank house) and mews house church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 11/11/52 gv chest tomb church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 gv cross church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 gv first world war memorial church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 gv pillory and whipping post church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 11/11/52 gv the old grammar school church hill coleshill ii sp2089-2189 11/11/52 gv 67 coventry road coleshill ii 69 coventry road coleshill ii sp28nw church of the sacred heart & st.
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