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LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY STATUTORY LISTED BUILDINGS Last Amendment: 20/09/2011 The List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest is a Register compiled by English Heritage for approval by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, recording the best of British Buildings. It comprises a wide variety of structures, not all of which are buildings as such. Under Section 1 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 (as amended), English Heritage is required to compile and amend lists of such buildings. The most recent comprehensive survey of buildings within the London Borough of Haringey (LBH) resulted in the 12th List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, which came into effect on 10 May 1974. Since then 67 Amendments have been issued, the most recent on 26th May 2010. The buildings are classified in grades to show their relative national importance as follows:- Grade I These are buildings of exceptional interest (only about 2% of listed buildings). Grade II* These are particularly important buildings of more than special interest (some 4%). Grade II These are buildings of special interest, which warrant every effort being made to preserve them (94% of all listed buildings). Buildings are listed in their entirety including the exterior and interior: there is no such thing as just a listed façade. It is important to note that a listed building includes 'any object or structure fixed to the building' and 'any object or structure within the curtilage of the building which, although not fixed to the building, forms part of the land and has done so since before 1 July 1948'. Therefore a wall attached to a listed building or a building built prior to July 1948 within the curtilage of a listed building will also be listed. It is a criminal offence to extend, demolish or carry out internal or external alterations to a listed building without having first obtained Listed Building Consent from the Council, even if you did not know that the building was listed. The complete List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest for LBH is reproduced below, ranked by Grade and subdivided by existing use. It is important therefore, that when searching for a building, each grade and use is checked, particularly where the existing use differs from the original. There may be more than one entry on the List for each property, particularly in relation to artefacts. There are currently 471 listed buildings within the Borough. Whilst the List is believed to be correct at the time of publication, no responsibility can be accepted for omissions or errors. Furthermore additions and amendments to the List may be compiled at any time by English Heritage and approved by the Secretary of State, in which case the Council will endeavour to notify the relevant owners and occupiers of the listed building concerned. If you require further information about a listed building or need advice about obtaining Listed Building Consent please contact the Council’s Design and Conservation Team on 020 8489 1479. BAR: refers to inclusion within the English Heritage Register of Buildings at Risk. 1 ADDRESS Date First Listed & Subsequent Amendments GRADE I (6 buildings) RESIDENTIAL (2 buildings) North Hill, Highgate (west side) Highpoint I (G, H, I, K, A to D, Nos. 1 to 12, 12A & 14 to 48 consec.) 10.5.74 Upgraded by 28th Amendment 3.11.95 Upgraded by 38th Amendment 6.4.99 Highpoint II (Nos. 51 to 62 consec.) 10.5.74 Altered by 2nd Amendment 19.11.75 Upgraded by 28th Amendment 3.11.95 Upgraded by 38th Amendment 6.4.99 PUBLIC BUILDINGS (1 building) Lordship Lane, Tottenham (north side) Bruce Castle 22.7.49 OTHERS (3 buildings) Highgate Hill (north side) No. 104 (Cromwell House) 19.3.51 Forecourt walls to Cromwell House 10.5.74 Lordship Lane, Tottenham (north side) Tower to south west of Bruce Castle 22.7.49 GRADE II* (28 buildings - up from 27) RESIDENTIAL (16 buildings) Church Lane, Tottenham (west side) The Priory (now All Hallows Vicarage) 22.7.49 Highgate Hill (north side) No. 106 (Ireton House), No. 106A & No. 108 (Lyndale House) 19.3.51 Upgraded by 10th Amendment 18.8.86 No. 128 (Ivy House) & No. 130 (Northgate House) 19.3.51 Upgraded by 49th Amendment 2.7.03 High Road, Tottenham (east side) No. 790 (Dial House) 22.7.49 No. 796 (Percy House) 22.7.49 BAR Nos. 583 & 585 22.7.49 Nos. 808 & 810 22.7.49 BAR (810) North Road, Highgate (west side) No. 13 (Byron House) 19.3.51 Nos. 17 to 21 (odd) (The Sycamores) 19.3.51 2 PUBLIC BUILDINGS (2 buildings) Broadway, Crouch End Hornsey Town Hall 6th Amendment 16.1.81 Upgraded & description changed by 15th Amendment 24.9.90 BAR Muswell Hill Road (east side) Odeon Cinema 7th Amendment 6.3.84 Upgraded by 34th Amendment 19.9.97 PUBLIC HOUSES (2 buildings) Broadway Parade, Crouch End The Queen’s Public House (No. 26 Tottenham Lane) 23.11.73 Upgraded by 44th Amendment 27.9.01 Green Lanes, Harringay (east side) The Salisbury Public House 10.5.74 Upgraded by 30th Amendment 27.6.96 CHURCHES (5 buildings - up from 4) Church Lane, Tottenham (west side) Parish Church of All Hallows 22.7.49 BAR (churchyard) Craven Park Road, Stamford Hill (north side) Church of St Bartholomew 10.5.74 Upgraded by 37th Amendment 13.11.98 High Street, Hornsey (south side) Tower of Old Parish Church of St Mary 19.3.51 Description changed by 67th Amendment 26.5.10 St Ann’s Road, Tottenham (north side) Parish Church of St Ann 10.5.74 Upgraded by 37th Amendment 17.9.98 Wightman Road, Harringay (east side) Greek Orthodox Church of St John the Baptist (former Parish Church of St Peter) 10.5.74 Upgraded by 69th Amendment 30.11.10 OTHERS (3 buildings) Broadway, Wood Green No. 9, Dominion Centre (formerly Gaumont Cinema) 14th Amendment 26.3.90 Upgraded by 40th Amendment 5.10.00 BAR Church Lane, Tottenham (west side) Front wall and gates to the Priory 10.5.74 High Road, Tottenham (east side) Forecourt walls and railings to No. 796 (Percy House) 22.7.49 3 GRADE II (437 buildings) RESIDENTIAL (317 buildings) Archway Road, Highgate (west side) No. 225 18.9.73 Highgate Methodist Church Manse 18.9.73 Avenue Road, Tottenham (east side) Nos. 1 to 5 (odd) 10.5.74 Beaufoy Road, Tottenham (west side) Nos. 39 to 51 (odd) 10.5.74 Bounds Green Road, Wood Green (south side) No. 7 10.5.74 No. 9 10.5.74 Broadlands Road, Highgate No. 16 10.5.74 Bruce Grove, Tottenham (east side) Drapers’ Almshouses (Nos. 1 to 44 consec.) 24.5.71 Lodge to south east of Drapers’ Almshouses 24.5.71 Bruce Grove, Tottenham (south west side) Nos. 1 to 4 (consec.) 10.5.74 Nos. 5 & 6 7.2.74 Nos. 7 & 8 10.5.74 BAR Nos. 9 & 10 15.10.71 Nos. 11 & 12 10.5.74 Nos. 13 & 14 22.7.49 No. 15A 10.5.74 Nos. 15 & 16 22.7.49 Cholmeley Park, Highgate Cholmeley Lodge 50th Amendment 3.9.03 No. 50 (Furnival House) 61st Amendment 7.10.08 Craven Park Road, Stamford Hill (north side) St Bartholomew’s Vicarage 10.5.74 Crouch Hill (east side) No. 120 10.5.74 Fortis Green, Muswell Hill (north side) Albion Lodge & Albion Cottage 10.5.74 Fortis Green, Muswell Hill (south side) No. 83 (The Laurels) & No. 85 10.5.74 Nos. 87 & 89 10.5.74 4 Nos. 91 & 93 (Trafalgar Cottage) 10.5.74 Nos. 95 & 97 10.5.74 The Gables 51st Amendment 11.9.03 Fortis Green Road, Muswell Hill (west side) Nos. 123 to 169 (Birchwood Mansions) 11th Amendment 28.5.87 Great North Road (west side) Blenheim Lodge 22.3.74 High Cross Road, Tottenham (south side) No. 62 10.5.74 Highgate High Street (north east side) No. 10 (The White House) 19.3.51 No. 18 10.5.74 Nos. 24 to 40 (even) 7.2.74 No. 42 7.2.74 Nos. 46 & 48 10.5.74 No. 58 23.6.72 No. 60 23.6.72 Nos. 62 to 66 (even) 23.6.72 Highgate High Street (north side) Nos. 68 to 82 (even) 23.6.72 Highgate Hill (north side) No. 110 19.3.51 No. 112 (The Cottage) 10.5.74 No. 120 (Slingley) & No. 122 (Westview) 10.5.74 High Road, Tottenham (east side) No. 662 10.5.74 Nos. 664 & 666 10.5.74 Nos. 668 & 668A 10.5.74 No. 670 10.5.74 No. 744 (Warmington House) 10.5.74 Description changed by 58th Amendment 24.12.07 BAR No. 774 10.5.74 No. 792 22.7.49 No. 794 22.7.49 Nos. 798 to 802 (even) 22.7.49 Nos. 816 & 818 22.7,49 No. 820 10.5.74 No. 822 10.5.74 High Road, Tottenham (west side) Former High Cross School 10.5.74 No. 581 (Charlton Cottage) 22.7.49 5 No. 639 10.5.74 Nos. 695 & 697 22.7.49 No. 699 (fronting onto Chapel Stones) 10.5.74 No. 707 (Moselle House) (fronting onto Church Road) 22.7.49 Nos. 797 & 799 10.5.74 Nos. 819 & 821 10.5.74 Nos. 867 & 869 22.7.49 High Road, Wood Green (east side) Mushroom House at Woodside Park 10.5.74 High Street, Hornsey (north side) No.
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