Grade I listed buildings in Portsmouth

The unitary authory of Portsmouth is one of the eleven district councils and two unitary authorities that make up the ceremonial county of Hampshire.^[1]

The authority contains thirteen of the Grade I listed buildings in Hampshire. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[2]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
18 Gun Battery and Flanking Battery, Kings Stairs, Sallyport, Pointbarracks	The Point		Late 17th century	1386892	Wikimedia Commons
Block Mill and Numbers 35 and 36 Stores (building Number 1/53)	HM Naval Base	Samual Bunce	1799–1806	1078288	Wikimedia Commons
Cathedral Church of St Thomas	High Street		12th/13th century	1333198	Wikimedia Commons
Charles Dickens’ Birthplace Museum	Landport		Late 18th century	1103850	Wikimedia Commons
Docks 1 to 6 (consecutive) Quay Walls and Bollards (including North and South Camber Mast Pond and Tunnel to Same)	HM Naval Base		Mid-18th to early 19th century	1272267	Wikimedia Commons
Fort Southwick, that part in Portsmouth Civil Parish	Paulsgrove	William Crossman	c. 1860	1104368	Wikimedia Commons
Landport Gate	Portsea	Nicholas Hawksmoor	1760	1387159	Wikimedia Commons
Number 9 Store (building Number 1/35)	HM Naval Base	Templar, Parlby and Templar	1782	1272283	Wikimedia Commons
Number 10 Store (building Number 1/58)	HM Naval Base	Templar, Parlby and Templar	1776	1272284	Wikimedia Commons
Number 11 Store (building Number 1/59)	HM Naval Base	Templar, Parlby and Templar	1763	1272285	Wikimedia Commons
Portsmouth Naval War Memorial	Southsea	Sir Robert Lorimer	1924	1386975	Wikimedia Commons
The Round Tower	The Point		c. 1415	1386901	Wikimedia Commons
The Square Tower	The Point		c. 1580	1386904	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in HampshireGrade I listed buildings in the ceremonial county of Hampshire.