Listed buildings in Sheffield S12

This is a list of listed buildings in the S12 district of Sheffield, in England. This includes the areas of Birley, Charnock, Gleadless, Gleadless Townend, Frecheville, Hackenthorpe and Intake, and also Ridgeway in Derbyshire.

For neighbouring areas, see listed buildings in S2, listed buildings in S8, listed buildings in S13, listed buildings in S14, listed buildings in S18 and listed buildings in S20.

Building	Grade	Street	Date built	Notes
8 Birley Hay	II	Birley Hay	Late-18th century
Birley Hay Farmhouse	II	Birley Hay	Early-17th century
Birley Hay Farmhouse Former Warehouse	II	Birley Hay	Late-18th century	60m north of farmhouse
Birley Hay Farmhouse South East Outbuilding	II	Birley Hay	Early-17th century
Birley Spa	II	Birley Spa Lane	Early-19th century
Carter Hall Farmhouse	II	Carterhall Lane	1690s
Carter Hall Farmhouse South East Outbuilding	II	Carterhall Lane	Late-17th century
Carter Hall Farmhouse South East Outbuilding Range	II	Carterhall Lane	Mid-18th century
Christ Church, Gleadless Townend	II	Hollinsend Road	1839
Christ Church Wall and Gates	II	Hollinsend Road	c.1839
Commonside Farmhouse	II	Gleadless Common	c.1800
Commonside Farmhouse Outbuilding	II	Ridgeway Moor	Late-18th century
Dowland Farmhouse	II	Sloade Lane	17th-century
Ford Farmhouse	II	Ford Lane	c.1750
Ford Farmhouse Outbuildings	II	Ford Lane	Late-18th century
Greenside	II	Beighton Road	Early-19th century
Intake Cemetery Chapel	II	Mansfield Road	1879	Designed by Innocent and Brown
Intake Cemetery Lodge, Wall and Washhouse	II	Mansfield Road	1879	Designed by Innocent and Brown
Intake Cemetery Wall and Gates	II	Mansfield Road	1879	Designed by Innocent and Brown
Kent House	II	Main Road	c.1630
The Lawns	II	Ridgeway Moor	Early-19th century
Litfield Farmhouse	II	Sloade Lane	17th-century
86 Main Road	II	Main Road	Mid-19th century
Methodist Sunday School	II	Ridgeway Moor	1823
Newlands Farmhouse Coach House and Stable	II	High Lane	Late-18th Century
Newlands Farmhouse, Cottages, Walls and Railings	II	High Lane	Mid-18th Century
Newlands Farmhouse Garden Wall	II	High Lane	c.1800
Oak House	II	Ridgeway Moor	Early-19th century
Ridgeway House	II	Main Road	Late-18th century
Ridgeway Methodist Chapel	II	Ridgeway Moor	1806
St John the Evangelist, Ridgeway	II	Ridgeway Moor	1838	Designed by Woodhead and Hurst
Thornhill	II	Main Road	Early-19th century
War Memorial and Wall	II	Hollinsend Road	c.1920

References

- A list of all the listed buildings within Sheffield City Council's boundary is available to download from this page.
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Listed buildings in Sheffield

Grade I	Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Works St Mary, Ecclesfield St Nicholas, Bradfield Sheffield Cathedral Town Hall

Grade II*	Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Housing Arts Tower and Library Beauchief Abbey Beauchief Hall Beehive Works Bishops' House Botanical Gardens Glasshouses Broom Hall Butchers Wheel City Hall Cornish Place Cutlers' Hall Darnall Works Ecclesfield Priory Endcliffe Hall Fair House Farmhouse General Cemetery Globe Works Green Lane Works Gateway Heritage House King Edward VII Upper School Leah's Yard Little Matlock Rolling Mill Loxley United Reformed Church Lyceum Theatre Manor Lodge Turret House Mappin Art Gallery The Mount Mount Pleasant Norton Hall Oakes Park Old Queen's Head Onesacre Hall Paradise Square Park Hill Flats St James, Midhopestones St James, Norton St John, Ranmoor St Mary, Bramall Lane St Mary the Virgin, Beighton St Paul, Wordsworth Avenue Sharrow Mills Victoria Quays Terminal Warehouse Well Meadow Street Crucible Furnace Whitley Hall Hotel Wicker Arches

Lists	City Centre S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 S13 S14 S17 S20 S35

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