Grade II* listed buildings in Portsmouth

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There are over 20,000 Grade II* listed buildings in England. This page is a list of these buildings in the City of Portsmouth in Hampshire.

City of Portsmouth


Name	Location	Type	Completed ^{[note 1]}	Date designated	Grid ref.^{[note 2]} Geo-coordinates	Entry number ^{[note 3]}	Image
The Kings Theatre	Southsea, City of Portsmouth	Apartment	1907	4 March 1976	SZ6486599005 50°47′13″N1°04′52″W / 50.786997°N 1.081189°W / 50.786997; -1.081189 (The Kings Theatre)	1386801	The Kings Theatre More images
Buckingham House	City of Portsmouth	Apartment	1953	10 January 1953	SZ6347899493 50°47′30″N1°06′03″W / 50.791538°N 1.100779°W / 50.791538; -1.100779 (Buckingham House)	1104356	Buckingham House More images
Church of St Agatha	Landport, City of Portsmouth	Exhibition Hall	1990	30 October 1969	SU6407000697 50°48′08″N1°05′32″W / 50.802298°N 1.092171°W / 50.802298; -1.092171 (Church of St Agatha)	1245260	Church of St Agatha More images
Church of St George	Portsea, City of Portsmouth	Church	1754	10 January 1953	SU6332000087 50°47′49″N1°06′11″W / 50.796896°N 1.102918°W / 50.796896; -1.102918 (Church of St George)	1387161	Church of St George More images
Church of St Mary, Kingston	Fratton, City of Portsmouth	Church	1887-1889	10 January 1953	SU6518900850 50°48′13″N1°04′35″W / 50.803549°N 1.076267°W / 50.803549; -1.076267 (Church of St Mary, Kingston)	1104279	Church of St Mary, Kingston More images
Church of St Peter and St Paul	Wymering, City of Portsmouth	Church	Medieval	10 January 1953	SU6503105541 50°50′45″N1°04′40″W / 50.845746°N 1.077678°W / 50.845746; -1.077678 (Church of St Peter and St Paul)	1245265	Church of St Peter and St Paul More images
Admiralty House (Building No 1/20) and attached Railings	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Naval Officers House	1784-1786	13 August 1999	SU6311800505 50°48′02″N1°06′21″W / 50.800676°N 1.105712°W / 50.800676; -1.105712	1244604	Admiralty House (Building No 1/20) and attached Railings More images
Victory Gate and Dockyard Wall	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Gate	1704-1712	13 August 1999	SU6309800391 50°47′59″N1°06′22″W / 50.799653°N 1.106015°W / 50.799653; -1.106015 (Victory Gate and Dockyard Wall)	1244581	Victory Gate and Dockyard Wall More images
Fire Station (Building No 1/77)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Water Tower	1843-1844	13 August 1999	SU6307200622 50°48′06″N1°06′23″W / 50.801733°N 1.106344°W / 50.801733; -1.106344 (Fire Station (Building No 1/77))	1272306	Upload Photo
Former Royal Naval Academy (Buildings Nos 1/14, 1/116-19) and attached Railings	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Officers' Mess	1999	13 August 1999	SU6313700446 50°48′01″N1°06′20″W / 50.800144°N 1.105452°W / 50.800144; -1.105452	1244573	Former Royal Naval Academy (Buildings Nos 1/14, 1/116-19) and attached Railings More images
Fort Cumberland	Eastney, City of Portsmouth	Fort	1786	30 October 1969	SZ6828399138 50°47′16″N1°01′58″W / 50.787801°N 1.032684°W / 50.787801; -1.032684 (Fort Cumberland)	1104273	Fort Cumberland More images
Fort Purbrook (that part in Portsmouth Church Parish)	City of Portsmouth	Fort	c. 1860	30 October 1969	SU6783706371 50°51′10″N1°02′16″W / 50.852887°N 1.037675°W / 50.852887; -1.037675	1387127	Fort Purbrook (that part in Portsmouth Church Parish) More images
Fort Widley	City of Portsmouth	Barracks	c. 1913	30 October 1969	SU6567506434 50°51′13″N1°04′06″W / 50.853702°N 1.068372°W / 50.853702; -1.068372 (Fort Widley)	1387128	Fort Widley More images
Iron Foundry (Building No 1/140), including Railings and Bollards	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Cannon Bollard	Mid-Late 19th century	13 August 1999	SU6309900831 50°48′13″N1°06′21″W / 50.80361°N 1.105926°W / 50.80361; -1.105926	1272310	Upload Photo
Long Row (Building Nos 1/124-132) and attached Walls (Spithead House)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	House	1999	13 August 1999	SU6309500720 50°48′09″N1°06′22″W / 50.802612°N 1.106001°W / 50.802612; -1.106001	1272307	Upload Photo
No 15 Store (Building Number 1/62) and Bollard at South East Corner	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Cannon Bollard	Mid/Late C20	13 August 1999	SU6297600507 50°48′03″N1°06′28″W / 50.80071°N 1.107726°W / 50.80071; -1.107726	1272262	Upload Photo
No 16 Store (Building No 1/63) and Bollard at South West Corner	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Cannon Bollard	Mid/Late 19th century	13 August 1999	SU6303800525 50°48′03″N1°06′25″W / 50.800865°N 1.106844°W / 50.800865; -1.106844	1272263	Upload Photo
No 17 Store (Building No 1/64) and Bollards at North West and South West Corners	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Cannon Bollard	Mid/Late C20	13 August 1999	SU6310100546 50°48′04″N1°06′21″W / 50.801047°N 1.105946°W / 50.801047; -1.105946	1272265	Upload Photo
No 2 Ship Shop (Building Number 1/208)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Turning Shop	1846-1849	13 August 1999	SU6293500954 50°48′17″N1°06′30″W / 50.804733°N 1.108232°W / 50.804733; -1.108232	1272270	Upload Photo
No 25 Store (Building No 1/118)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Workshop	1782	13 August 1999	SU6301700652 50°48′07″N1°06′26″W / 50.802009°N 1.10712°W / 50.802009; -1.10712 (No 25 Store (Building No 1/118))	1244578	Upload Photo
No 6 Boathouse (Building No 1/23) and Slipway to Front	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Boat House	Later alterations	13 August 1999	SU6304400421 50°48′00″N1°06′24″W / 50.799929°N 1.106776°W / 50.799929; -1.106776	1244594	No 6 Boathouse (Building No 1/23) and Slipway to Front More images
Nos 10 to 14 and attached Railings and Walls (Building Nos 1/68-72)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	House	1999	13 August 1999	SU6320700616 50°48′06″N1°06′16″W / 50.801665°N 1.10443°W / 50.801665; -1.10443	1244549	Upload Photo
Nos 18 and 19 Stores with linking and attached Bollards (Buildings Nos 1/65 and 75)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Stores	Late C18/Early 19th century	13 August 1999	SU6309200576 50°48′05″N1°06′22″W / 50.801318°N 1.106069°W / 50.801318; -1.106069	1272305	Upload Photo
Porters Lodge (Building No 1/7)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Porters Lodge	c. 1708	13 August 1999	SU6301800321 50°47′57″N1°06′26″W / 50.799033°N 1.107162°W / 50.799033; -1.107162 (Porters Lodge (Building No 1/7))	1244584	Porters Lodge (Building No 1/7) More images
South Office Block (Building No 1/88)	H.M. Naval Base, City of Portsmouth	Storehouse	1789	13 August 1999	SU6292300572 50°48′05″N1°06′30″W / 50.8013°N 1.108467°W / 50.8013; -1.108467	1272314	South Office Block (Building No 1/88) More images
No 2, St Georges Way and attached Garden Wall	Portsea, City of Portsmouth	House	Late 18th century	30 October 1969	SU6351500241 50°47′54″N1°06′00″W / 50.798259°N 1.100125°W / 50.798259; -1.100125	1387162	Upload Photo
The Beneficial School	Portsea, City of Portsmouth	School	1784	10 January 1953	SU6332700221 50°47′53″N1°06′10″W / 50.7981°N 1.102795°W / 50.7981; -1.102795 (The Beneficial School)	1271859	The Beneficial School More images
New Theatre Royal	Landport, City of Portsmouth	Public Hall	1854	30 October 1969	SU6400200048 50°47′47″N1°05′36″W / 50.79647°N 1.093249°W / 50.79647; -1.093249 (New Theatre Royal)	1104328	New Theatre Royal More images
Wymering Manor	Cosham, City of Portsmouth	House	Extended c1900 - before 1908	10 January 1953	SU6499305588 50°50′46″N1°04′42″W / 50.846172°N 1.07821°W / 50.846172; -1.07821 (Wymering Manor)	1245180	Wymering Manor More images
1, 3 and 5 Lombard Street	City of Portsmouth	House	Mid to Late 17th century	10 January 1953	SZ6324699436 50°47′28″N1°06′15″W / 50.791051°N 1.10408°W / 50.791051; -1.10408 (1, 3 and 5 Lombard Street)	1103826	1, 3 and 5 Lombard Street More images
3 Penny Street	City of Portsmouth	House	Late C18/Early 19th century	30 October 1969	SZ6347099388 50°47′26″N1°06′03″W / 50.790594°N 1.10091°W / 50.790594; -1.10091 (3 Penny Street)	1103863	3 Penny Street
1 Penny Street	City of Portsmouth	House	Late 18th century	10 January 1953	SZ6348099395 50°47′26″N1°06′03″W / 50.790656°N 1.100767°W / 50.790656; -1.100767 (1 Penny Street)	1103861	1 Penny Street More images
City of Portsmouth War Memorial	Guildhall Square	War memorial	1921	19 October 1921	SU6405100226	1104318	City of Portsmouth War Memorial More images

Notes

↑ The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.
↑ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
↑ The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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[EH_listed_building_header_note_1-1] The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_2-2] Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_3-3] The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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v t e Grade II* listed buildings in England
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Districts	Allerdale Amber Valley Ashford Babergh Barrow-in-Furness Basildon Basingstoke and Deane Bath and North East Somerset Bolsover Boston Bournemouth Bradford Braintree Breckland Brentwood Brighton and Hove Bristol Broadland Calderdale Cambridge Camden Canterbury Carlisle Castle Point Chelmsford Cheltenham Cherwell Cheshire East Cheshire West and Chester Chesterfield Chiltern Christchurch Colchester Copeland Corby Cotswold Craven Dartford Daventry Dover East Cambridgeshire Exeter Mendip North Somerset Poole Sedgemoor South Somerset Stoke-on-Trent Taunton Deane West Somerset York
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Grade II* listed buildings in Portsmouth

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City of Portsmouth

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