There are 1,946 listed buildings in Birmingham, England. This list by district includes those of Grade I and Grade II* importance, plus a selection of those of Grade II importance that are otherwise noteworthy. It also includes the scheduled monuments in the city (indicated by the letters AM).

As of April 2006 there are 23 Grade I, 95 Grade II*, 1,828 Grade II and 13 scheduled monuments.

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LocalityBuildingGradeDateArchitectBurnt mound in Fox Hollies Park AM Aston Hall (including lodge and stables) I1618–John ThorpeAston Library II1881William HenmanBartons Arms II*1901James & Lister LeaChurch of Saints Peter and Paul II*1480 (tower only), 1879–1908J. A. Chatwin College of Art (496, 498 & 500) Moseley Road II*1899William Henry BidlakePublic Library and Baths, Moseley Road II*1895 (library), 1907 (baths)Cossins & Peacock (library), W. Hale & Son (baths) Holy Trinity Church II*1860J. A. Chatwin 6 Bennett's Hill II*early 19th centuryCharles Edge 8 Bennett's Hill (former National Provincial Bank) II*1869 & 1890John Gibson26–33 Bennett's Hill (former Midland Bank) II1869 & 1830Thomas RickmanCouncil House II*1874–1879; 1884–1889Yeoville ThomasonBirmingham Council House Extension (contains parts of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery) II*1913Ashley & NewtonBirmingham and Midland Institute II*1889Jethro Cossins, F. B. Peacock & Ernest BewleyBirmingham Town Hall I1832; 1837; 1849–1851Joseph Hansom & Edward Welch. Charles Edge Chamberlain Memorial II1880John Henry Chamberlain41–43 Church Street II*c. 1900Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle57–59 Church Street II*1909G.A. CoxCity Arcade II*1898Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle122–124 Colmore Row (former Eagle Insurance offices) I1900W.R. Lethaby & Joseph Lancaster Ball1–7 Constitution Hill II1895–1896William Doubleday & James R Shaw 85–87 Cornwall Street II*1899William Henman & T. Coope89–91 Cornwall Street II*1904C. E. Bateman93 Cornwall Street II*1902Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle95 Cornwall Street II*1901Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle153–161 Corporation Street II*1897J. Crouch & E. ButlerCrown Inn, The II1781UnknownCurzon Street Station entrance building I1838Philip Hardwick98 Edmund Street (Former School Board office) II*1875Martin & Chamberlain13 & 15 Fleet Street (Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory) II*1894Richard Harley39 Gas Street (Gas Retort House) II*1822Samuel CleggGuild House, 43–45 Great Charles Street II*1897–1898Arthur S. DixonGrand Hotel, Colmore Row II*1875Thomson PlevinsHall of Memory I1922–25S. N. Cooke and W. N. TwistIkon Gallery II1877, 1898John Henry ChamberlainMethodist Central Hall II*1899–1903Ewan Harper & James A. HarperStatue of Horatio Nelson, Birmingham, Bull Ring II*1807–1809Richard Westmacott17 & 19 Newhall Street I1896Frederick Martin56–60 Newhall Street II*c. 1900Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward CheatleSt Chad's Cathedral II*1839–1841Augustus PuginSt Martin in the Bull Ring II*13th century, tower rebuilt 1853–1855, body rebuilt 1872–1875Philip Hardwick (tower), J. A. Chatwin (body)St Philip's Cathedral I1709–1725Thomas ArcherRoundhouse Birmingham 23 Sheepcote Street II*1874WH WardSingers Hill Synagogue II*1855–1856Yeoville ThomasonBirmingham School of Art I1885John Henry ChamberlainVictoria Law Courts I1891Aston Webb & Ingress BellWellesley House, 36A & 37 Waterloo Street II*44 Waterloo Street II*1900–1902Mansell & Mansell Anchor Inn II1901James & Lister LeaThe Old Crown II*15th centuryUnknown 12 Ampton Road (including stables) II*1855John Henry Chamberlain107 Harborne Road (including coach house) II1850unknown Georgian architectBerrow Court Hotel, Berrow Road II*1879John Henry Chamberlain35 Calthorpe Road II*1829John Fallows36 Calthorpe Road II*1830John FallowsGarth House, 47 Edgbaston Park Road II*1901William Henry BidlakeGiles House, 83 Harborne Road II*Chapel of King Edward's School II*1833, moved from New Street and rebuilt mid 20th centuryCharles Barry (original), Holland W. Hobbiss (rebuild)Metchley Camp Roman Fort (remains) AM1st centuryNot applicableOratory Priest's House, 141 Hagley Road II*1851Terence FlanaganPerrott's Folly, Waterworks Road II*1758Unknown17 & 19 Rotton Park Road II*1894–1895Joseph Lancaster BallSt Augustine's Church II*1868 & 1876J. A. ChatwinSt Philip's Sixth Form College (part) II*1861–1862Henry CluttonKnutsford Lodge, 25 Somerset Road II*1861J. A. ChatwinUniversity of Birmingham (Great Hall and Quadrant Range) II*1900–1909Aston Webb & Ingress Bell21 Yateley Road I1899–1900Herbert Tudor Buckland Lad in the Lane II1400 & 1930s Gannow Green Moat, Devon Road AM Church of the Ascension II*1703 to 1704 Mortuary Chapel, Handsworth Cemetery I1908William Henry BidlakeThe Anchorage, 137 Handsworth Wood Road II*1897King Edward VI Handsworth School for Girls II*1908-1911P. B. ChatwinRed Lion Public House, Soho Road II*St Andrew's Church I1907–1909William Henry BidlakeSt Mary's Church II* Soho House II*c. 1760 and 1796–1799James Wyatt Metchley Abbey & Lodge, Metchley Lane II*c.1800The Homestead, 25 Woodbourne Road I1897–1898C.E. Bateman St Alban's Church II*1879–1881John Loughborough PearsonStratford House, 82 Stratford Place II*1601Unknown 54–61 Albion Street II*1837Argent Works, Frederick Street II*1862–1863J.G. Bland16–18, Great Hampton Street II*1912Arthur McKewan80–82, Great Hampton Street II*1872Yeoville ThomasonIcknield Street School & 303 Icknield Street (Headmaster's house) II*1883John Henry Chamberlain9, 10 & 11 Legge Lane II*St Paul's Church I1777–1779; spire 1822–1823Roger Eykyn (body), Francis Goodwin (spire)Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory II*1892–1894Richard HarleyAquinas House, 62 & 64 Warstone Lane II*1882Frederick ProudVictoria Works II1839–40 Bells Farmhouse, 157 Bells Lane II*Guillotine Stop Lock, Lifford Lane II* / AMPrimrose Hill Farmhouse, Primrose Hill II*Saracen's Head II*c. 1492UnknownOld Grammar School II*Mid 15th centuryUnknownSt Nicolas' Church I13th centuryUnknown Kings Standing Mound, Kingstanding Road AM Spring Hill Library II*1893Martin & Chamberlain Hawksley Farm moated site AM Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, 98 Hunter's Road II* Burnt mounds, Moseley Bog AMHighbury, 4 Yew Tree Road II*1879–1880John Henry Chamberlain Oscott College (including chapel and statue of the Virgin Mary) II*1836–1838Augustus Pugin and Joseph Potter Burnt Mound, Woodlands Park AMSt Laurence's Church, NorthfieldGrade 1From 12th century Maryvale Mercy Convent, Old Oscott Hill II* Packhorse Bridge, Aldridge Road II / AM Kent's Moat, Sheldon Heath Road AMSt Giles' Church II* 10 Byron Road II*Hay Hall, Birmingham II1423St Aidan's Church II*1894F. T. ProudSt Oswald's Church II*1893William BidlakeSmall Heath School, Waverley Road II*1892Martin & Chamberlain Ladypool Junior & Infant School II*1885Martin & ChamberlainSt Agatha's Church I1899William Henry Bidlake100 Sampson Road II*Lloyd House, 139 Sampson Road II* Ashfurlong Hall, Tamworth Road II*The Grove, Grove Lane II*20 High Street II*Holy Trinity Church I13th centurySaint Winnow, 22 Ladywood Road II*Moat House, 24 Lichfield Road II*c.1680William WilsonMedieval Deer Park and other archaeological remains, Sutton Park AMThe Old Farm, 29 Moor Hall Drive II*New Hall I13th centuryNew Hall Mill, Wylde Green Road II*Moated site, Peddimore Hall AM13th centuryVesey Cottage, Withy Hill Road II*Vesey Grange, Weeford Road II*Vesey House, Wylde Green Road II*Barn, New Shipton Farm, Walmley Road II*Water Orton Bridge, Water Orton Lane II* Sheldon Hall, Gressel Lane II* Weoley Castle II / AM The Bellefield Public House, Winson Street II*Bishop Latimer Memorial Church II*1904William Henry Bidlake Blakesley Hall II*1590Unknown422 & 424 Church Road II*Old Grammar School II*St Edburgha's Church Ic. 1230Unknown

See also Grade I listed buildings in the West Midlands#Birmingham Grade II* listed buildings in the West Midlands#Birmingham Listed pubs in Birmingham

References Foster, Andy. Pevsner Architectural Guides: Birmingham. Yale University Press: New Haven & London, 2005 Consolidated List of Statutorily Listed Buildings - Birmingham (full list in PDF format) - Birmingham City Council The Victorian Society - Birmingham & West Midlands Group