Grade I listed buildings in Rotherham

The Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham is one of the four boroughs that make up the ceremonial countyArea with an appointed Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff to represent the monarch's interest. of South Yorkshire.^[1]

The borough contains sixteen of the sixty-two Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in South Yorkshire. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[2]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
Chapel of Our Lady	Bridge Street		1483	1132738	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Hallows	Harthill with Woodall		15th century	1132709	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Aston cum Aughton		15th century	1151917	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Laughton-en-le-Morthen		14th century	1193267	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Church Street		16th century	1132733	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Wath-upon-Dearne		14th century	1132786	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Helen	Treeton		15th century	1132728	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St James	Anston		14th century	1192792	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John	Dinnington		15th century	1132698	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	Thorpe Salvin		14th century	1314667	Wikimedia Commons
Rockingham Mausoleum including obelisks and railed enclosure	Wentworth	John Carr of York	1784–1793	1286386	Wikimedia Commons
Rotherham Bridge	Bridge Street		15th century	1191884	Wikimedia Commons
Sandbeck Park	Maltby	James Paine	c. 1760	1314665	Wikimedia Commons
Stable Block and Riding School	Wentworth Woodhouse	John Carr of York	1789	1203779	Wikimedia Commons
The Glassworks Cone	Catcliffe		c. 1740	1132732	Wikimedia Commons
Wentworth Woodhouse	Wentworth	Ralph Tunnicliffe, Henry Flitcroft and John Carr of York	1734	1132769	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in South YorkshireGrade I listed buildings in the Metropolitan County of South Yorkshire, split into the four metropolitan boroughs.