Listed buildings in Sheffield S4
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The S4 district lies within the City of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. The district contains 25 listed buildings that are recorded in the National Heritage List for England. Of these, one is listed at Grade II*, the middle grade, and the others are at Grade II, the lowest grade. The district is lies north-east of central Sheffield, and includes the areas of Grimesthorpe, Osgathorpe, Page Hall, Pitsmoor and Victoria Quays.
For neighbouring areas, see listed buildings in Sheffield City Centre, listed buildings in S2, listed buildings in S3, listed buildings in S5 and listed buildings in S9.
Key
Grade | Criteria[1] |
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II* | Particularly important buildings of more than special interest |
II | Buildings of national importance and special interest |
Buildings
Name and location | Street | Photograph | Date | Notes | Grade |
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Cadman Bridge 53.38724°N 1.45368°W | Cadman Street | ![]() |
1819 | Designed by William Chapman | II |
Terminal Warehouse 53.38457°N 1.46053°W | Victoria Quays | ![]() |
1819 | II* | |
Sheaf Works 53.38616°N 1.45727°W | Maltravers Street | ![]() |
1823 | II | |
Carr Wood House 53.39958°N 1.45288°W | Grimesthorpe Road | ![]() |
About 1835 | II | |
Grimesthorpe Pump 53.40691°N 1.43842°W | Upwell Lane | ![]() |
1836 | II | |
Royal Victoria Hotel, Wall and Ramp 53.38704°N 1.45986°W | Victoria Station Road | ![]() |
1848 | II | |
Abbeyfield House 53.40044°N 1.46332°W | Abbeyfield Park | ![]() |
About 1850 | II | |
President Works Offices 53.39496°N 1.44491°W | Savile Street East | ![]() |
About 1852 | II | |
Atlas Works Offices 53.39439°N 1.44571°W | Savile Street East | 1853 | II | ||
St Thomas 53.40667°N 1.43207°W | Holywell Road | ![]() |
1854 | Designed by Flockton & Son | II |
Arches and Tunnel Entrance 53.38541°N 1.45799°W | Victoria Quays | ![]() |
1855 | II | |
Sipelia Works 53.38688°N 1.45488°W | Cadman Street | ![]() |
1855 | II | |
Norfolk Bridge 53.38971°N 1.44913°W | Leveson Street | ![]() |
1856 | II | |
Merchants Crescent 53.38486°N 1.46085°W | Victoria Quays | ![]() |
About 1860 | II | |
Don Sawmills 53.38872°N 1.45912°W | Savile Street | ![]() |
About 1870 | II | |
Grain Warehouse 53.38479°N 1.46037°W | Victoria Quays | ![]() |
About 1870 | II | |
Firths Norfolk West Gun Shop 53.39536°N 1.44435°W | Savile Street East | ![]() |
Late 19th century | II | |
Grimesthorpe School 53.40568°N 1.43941°W | Earl Marshal Road | 1875 | Designed by Innocent & Brown | II | |
Grimesthorpe School Caretaker's House 53.40607°N 1.43953°W | Earl Marshal Road | 1877 | Designed by Innocent & Brown | II | |
Pluto Works 53.39524°N 1.44349°W | Princess Street | About 1890 | II | ||
Straddle Warehouse 53.38460°N 1.45972°W | Victoria Quays | ![]() |
1898 | II | |
Crucible Steel Works 53.38779°N 1.45745°W | Effingham Street | About 1900 | II | ||
Thomas Firth & Sons Siemens Department Gateway 53.39363°N 1.44709°W | Savile Street East | About 1900 | II | ||
18, 20 and 22 Page Hall Road 53.40880°N 1.44810°W | Page Hall Road | ![]() |
About 1910 | II | |
Brown-Firth Laboratories 53.39166°N 1.44618°W | Blackmore Street | ![]() |
Early 20th century | II |
References
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