Listed buildings are buildings and structures of special architectural or historic interest, which are considered to be of national importance and deserving protection.
Buildings are classified in grades to show their relative importance
Grade I: buildings of exceptional interest.
Grade II*: particularly important buildings of more than special interest.
Grade II: buildings of special interest warranting preservation.
How to view more
For information about listed buildings and how to apply for a listed status, visit www.mansfield.gov.uk/heritage-conservation-trees-hedges/listed-buildings-1.
For all listed buildings and structures in the Mansfield district, see: historicengland.org.uk/.
Check out Mansfield’s 13 below…
9. THE OLD TOWN HALL AND ATTACHED PIERS AND RAILINGS
Grade: II*. Location: THE OLD TOWN HALL AND ATTACHED PIERS AND RAILINGS, Market Place, Non Civil Parish, Mansfield. Photo: Rachel Atkins
10. WARSOP PARISH CENTRE
Grade: II*. Location: WARSOP PARISH CENTRE, Bishop's Walk, Warsop, Mansfield. Photo: Google
11. THE PRIORY
Grade: II*. Location: THE PRIORY, Priory Road, Non Civil Parish, Mansfield Woodhouse, Mansfield. Photo: Old Mansfield Woodhouse Society
12. CHURCH OF ST MARK AND ATTACHED BOUNDARY WALL
Grade: II*. Location: CHURCH OF ST MARK AND ATTACHED BOUNDARY WALL, Nottingham Road, Non Civil Parish, Mansfield. Photo: Google