Grade II* listed buildings in Torbay

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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 district of Torbay in Devon.

Torbay

Name	Location	Type	Completed ^{[note 1]}	Date designated	Grid ref.^{[note 2]} Geo-coordinates	Entry number ^{[note 3]}	Image
Aylmer	Higher Brixham, Brixham, Torbay	House	Early 19th century	18 October 1949	SX9162554857 50°23′01″N3°31′33″W / 50.383586°N 3.525706°W / 50.383586; -3.525706 (Aylmer)	1218018
Church of St Mary the Virgin	Higher Brixham, Brixham	Parish Church	possibly Medieval	18 October 1949	SX9212055119 50°23′10″N3°31′08″W / 50.386033°N 3.518821°W / 50.386033; -3.518821 (Church of St Mary the Virgin)	1195156	Church of St Mary the Virgin More images
Ramparts, Counterscarp Revetment, Glacis, Musketry Wall of Southern Fort	Berry Head, Brixham	Wall	1794-1804	18 October 1949	SX9411256123 50°23′44″N3°29′28″W / 50.395421°N 3.491094°W / 50.395421; -3.491094	1293272
Ramparts, Revetments, North Battery Platform, North and South Musketry Walls of Northern Fort	Berry Head, Brixham	Gate	1795-1807	18 October 1949	SX9427856521 50°23′57″N3°29′20″W / 50.399029°N 3.488872°W / 50.399029; -3.488872	1208194	Ramparts, Revetments, North Battery Platform, North and South Musketry Walls of Northern Fort
Beacon Terrace	Torbay	Terrace	1833	20 November 1952	SX9189163180 50°27′30″N3°31′28″W / 50.458458°N 3.524366°W / 50.458458; -3.524366 (Beacon Terrace)	1293347
Bishops Palace Walls and Tower	Torbay	Bishops Palace	14th century	13 January 1951	SX8863060750 50°26′10″N3°34′10″W / 50.436003°N 3.569565°W / 50.436003; -3.569565 (Bishops Palace Walls and Tower)	1208109	Bishops Palace Walls and Tower More images
Blagdon Manor	Torbay	Hall House	15th century	13 May 1951	SX8558860203 50°25′50″N3°36′44″W / 50.4305°N 3.612215°W / 50.4305; -3.612215 (Blagdon Manor)	1298262
Church of Our Lady, Help of Christians and St Denis	Torbay	Church	1865	14 February 1972	SX9191265878 50°28′58″N3°31′29″W / 50.482717°N 3.524851°W / 50.482717; -3.524851	1206830	Church of Our Lady, Help of Christians and St Denis More images
Church of St Andrew	Torbay	Greek Orthodox Church	13th century	20 November 1952	SX9095264308 50°28′06″N3°32′17″W / 50.468425°N 3.537918°W / 50.468425; -3.537918 (Church of St Andrew)	1206837	Church of St Andrew More images
Church of St George and St Mary	Cockington, Torbay	Parish Church	Early 13th century	20 November 1952	SX8907563784 50°27′48″N3°33′51″W / 50.463362°N 3.564201°W / 50.463362; -3.564201 (Church of St George and St Mary)	1208547	Church of St George and St Mary More images
Church of St Matthew	Chelston	Parish Church	1895-1904	14 February 1972	SX9004563720 50°27′47″N3°33′02″W / 50.462969°N 3.550521°W / 50.462969; -3.550521 (Church of St Matthew)	1218480	Church of St Matthew More images
Church of St Mary the Virgin	Churston Ferrers	Parish Church	Probably 15th century	9 February 1961	SX9042756419 50°23′51″N3°32′35″W / 50.397406°N 3.543005°W / 50.397406; -3.543005 (Church of St Mary the Virgin)	1293060	Church of St Mary the Virgin More images
Churston Court	Churston Ferrers	House	Late medieval	11 November 1952	SX9039356414 50°23′50″N3°32′37″W / 50.397355°N 3.543482°W / 50.397355; -3.543482 (Churston Court)	1208761	Churston Court More images
Lupton House	Churston Ferrers	House	Rebuilt circa 1772	18 October 1949	SX9026355002 50°23′05″N3°32′42″W / 50.384637°N 3.544898°W / 50.384637; -3.544898 (Lupton House)	1195173	Lupton House More images
Cockington Court	Cockington, Torbay	Country House	16th century	20 November 1952	SX8907663845 50°27′50″N3°33′51″W / 50.46391°N 3.564205°W / 50.46391; -3.564205 (Cockington Court)	1206759	Cockington Court More images
D-day Embarkation Slipways and adjoining Section of Quay Wall	Torbay	Wall	1943	6 June 2000	SX9181363205 50°27′31″N3°31′32″W / 50.458669°N 3.525472°W / 50.458669; -3.525472	1382072	D-day Embarkation Slipways and adjoining Section of Quay Wall
Hatley St George	Torbay	Villa	1846	10 January 1975	SX9298863362 50°27′37″N3°30′32″W / 50.460296°N 3.50897°W / 50.460296; -3.50897 (Hatley St George)	1209844
Hesketh Crescent and attached Railings & No 1-15 and attached Railings	Torbay	Apartment	1952	20 November 1952	SX9301063138 50°27′30″N3°30′31″W / 50.458286°N 3.508596°W / 50.458286; -3.508596	1206808
Parish Church of St Matthias	Ilsham	Church Hall	C20	10 January 1975	SX9319164173 50°28′03″N3°30′23″W / 50.467624°N 3.506342°W / 50.467624; -3.506342 (Parish Church of St Matthias)	1206840	Parish Church of St Matthias More images
Ilsham Manor Oratory	Ilsham	Oratory	15th century or earlier	20 November 1952	SX9380664125 50°28′02″N3°29′52″W / 50.467304°N 3.497666°W / 50.467304; -3.497666 (Ilsham Manor Oratory)	1206789
Kirkham House	Paignton, Torbay	House	1520-1560	13 March 1951	SX8858560991 50°26′17″N3°34′13″W / 50.438161°N 3.57027°W / 50.438161; -3.57027 (Kirkham House)	1207782	Kirkham House More images
Little Theatre	Torquay, Torbay	Booking Office	1856-1857	10 January 1975	SX9255163076 50°27′28″N3°30′54″W / 50.457645°N 3.515042°W / 50.457645; -3.515042 (Little Theatre)	1218459	Little Theatre More images
Manor Farmhouse including Remains of Linhay at Rear	Barton, Torbay	Farmhouse	Early 16th century	10 January 1975	SX9092567189 50°29′40″N3°32′21″W / 50.49432°N 3.53914°W / 50.49432; -3.53914	1206772
Oldway Mansion	Paignton, Torbay	House	1870s	13 May 1951	SX8878461532 50°26′35″N3°34′03″W / 50.443062°N 3.56763°W / 50.443062; -3.56763 (Oldway Mansion)	1195207	Oldway Mansion More images
Parish Church of St Luke	Torbay	Church	1863	14 February 1972	SX9130363948 50°27′55″N3°31′58″W / 50.465254°N 3.53287°W / 50.465254; -3.53287 (Parish Church of St Luke)	1218424	Parish Church of St Luke More images
Parish Church of St Mary	Collaton St Mary	Parish Church	1864-1866	13 March 1951	SX8642760176 50°25′50″N3°36′01″W / 50.43042°N 3.600399°W / 50.43042; -3.600399 (Parish Church of St Mary)	1207472	Parish Church of St Mary More images
Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene	Torbay	Church	1843-1849	10 January 1975	SX9128964366 50°28′08″N3°31′59″W / 50.469009°N 3.533189°W / 50.469009; -3.533189	1219197	Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene More images
Torbay Cinema	Torbay	Cinema	1912	20 February 1991	SX8899860650 50°26′07″N3°33′52″W / 50.435173°N 3.564356°W / 50.435173; -3.564356 (Torbay Cinema)	1208209	Torbay Cinema More images
1–15 Wellswood Park Road	Torbay	Terrace	1853	20 November 1952	SX9295864064 50°28′00″N3°30′35″W / 50.466602°N 3.509593°W / 50.466602; -3.509593 (1–15 Wellswood Park Road)	1206876
163 Newton Road	Torquay, Torbay	Atmospheric Railway Engine House	1847-1848	10 January 1975	SX8990166204 50°29′07″N3°33′12″W / 50.485273°N 3.553281°W / 50.485273; -3.553281 (163 Newton Road)	1217986	163 Newton Road

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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Grade II* listed buildings in Torbay

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