Listed buildings in Bournemouth East

There are 103 listed buildings in the Bournemouth East parliamentary constituency, England. Its Member of Parliament is Tom Hayes (Labour), who has represented the seat since July 2024.

Planning authorities

Listed building consent is decided by the local planning authority, not the constituency. The buildings in Bournemouth East fall under 1 authority:

• Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole — 103 buildings

By grade

• Grade II — 97 buildings
• Grade II* — 3 buildings
• Grade I — 1 building

All listed buildings in Bournemouth East

• 1 and 2, Muccleshell Cottages II
  Cottage
• 14, Wharncliffe Road II
  Villa
• 17 II
  Cottage
• 21, 21a and 22 II
  Terrace of cottages
• 224, Holdenhurst Road II
  Butcher's shop
• 244-248, Windham Road II
  Cottage
• 443-451, Christchurch Road II
  Terrace of houses
• 49 Wick Lane II
  Cottage
• 506, Christchurch Road II
  Commercial premises
• Barn to the North West of River Farmhouse II
  Barn
• Boscombe Hippodrome Royal Ballrooms II
  Theatre
• Bournemouth East Cemetery Chapels II
  Chapel
• Bournemouth Natural Science Society II
  Villa
• Burlington II
  Flats
• Central Railway Station II
  Railway station
• Chine Pines II
  House
• Church of All Saints II
  Church
• Church of St Andrew
• Church of St Andrew, Malmesbury Park II
  Church
• Church of St Clement I
  Church
• Church of St Francis of Assisi, west entrance steps, hall and attached vicarage II
  Church, church hall, vicarage
• Church of St James II
  Church
• Church of St John II
  Church
• Church of St John the Evangelist II*
  Church
• Church of St Katherine II
  Church
• Church of St Mary II
  Church
• Church of St Swithun II
  Church
• Churchyard Cross at Church of St Clement II
  Cross
• Convent of the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Boscombe Convent School, Senior Department) II
  Convent
• Earl's Court II
  Villa
• East Cliff United Reform Church and Attached Sunday School/Lecture Hall II
  Church
• First Church of Christ Scientist and Sunday School Including Lamp Standards, Railings, Area Wall, Gate Piers and Gates to North II
  Church, sunday school
• Former Boscombe British and Foreign School II
  School
• Former barn and two storehouses to the south-east, forming three sides of a courtyard at Wick Farm II
  Barn, storehouse
• Four Gravestones in Churchyard of St Clement's of Clergy and Their Families II
  Gravestones
• Garden Walls of St Clement's Vicarage to the West and South of the House II
  Garden wall
• Garth Carbery with associated garden studio and garage II
  House, garage, garden studio
• Gentlemen's Public Convenience II
  Public convenience
• Hicks Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Holdenhurst and Throop 28 Gas Street Lamps II
  Street lamp
• Holly Cottage II
  Cottage
• House of Bethany II*
  Institutional
• K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside North East Entrance to Station II
  Telephone kiosk
• K6 Telephone Kiosk at South East Corner of Station II
  Telephone kiosk
• Langtry Manor Hotel II
  Hotel
• Litttledown House II
  House
• Lodge to Littledown House II
  Lodge
• Magdalen Cottage II
  Cottage
• Meadow View and Little Mead II
  Cottages
• Moorside Cottage II
  Cottage
• Muccleshell Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Muscliff House II
  House
• Neck or Entrance Building at Boscombe Pier II
  Pier
• No 16 (New House)(Holdenhurst Farm) II
  Farmhouse
• No 99 (Quality) No 101 (Tranquility) II
  Cottage
• Nos 7, 9 and 9a (Stourcliffe House) and Nos 11 and 11a II
  Villa
• Old St John's Buildings II
  Former mission church
• Piggery with Curved Wall II
  Piggery
• Pokesdown United Reformed Church and Sunday School II
  Church, school
• Portman Lodge II
  Lodge
• Post Office II
  Post office
• Pumping Station at the Old Water Works II
  Pumping station
• Railing to the south of Stourview House and Stourview Cottage II
  Railing
• River Farmhouse II
  House
• Roman Catholic Church of the Annunciation II*
  Church
• Roman Catholic Church of the Corpus Christi II
  Church
• Royal Arcade II
  Shopping arcade
• San Remo Towers and Retaining Walls II
  Flats
• Sanctuary and Sanctuary Cottage II
  Farmhouse
• St Clement's School II
  School
• St Clement's Schoolhouse and No 12a II
  Pair of cottages
• St Katherine's Church Hall II
  Church hall
• St Swithun's Church Hall II
  Church hall
• St Swithun's, Bournemouth War Memorial II
  War memorial
• Stables and Cob Wall to the West of Throop House II
  Stables
• Stables at River Farm to the North East of the Farmhouse II
  Stables
• Sterlings II
  Villa
• Stourview House and Stourview Cottage II
  Farmhouse, shop
• Superintendent's House at the Old Water Works II
  House
• The Briar-Patch
• The Knole (Now Freemason's Hall) II
  Mansion
• The Manse II
  Residential
• The Old Barn, The Granary and The Malt House II
  Outbuilding
• The Schoolhouse II
  Schoolhouse
• The Shack II
  Farmhouse
• The Well House (Including Stables and Outhouse) II
  Villa
• Theatre Attached to West of Boscombe Manor (Shelley Manor) II
  Theatre
• Three Tombstones in Churchyard of St John II
  Tombstones
• Throop Flour Mills (Parsons and Sons) II
  Flour mill
• Throop House II
  Villa
• Throop House Cottage II
  Cottage
• Throop United Reformed Church and Sunday School II
  Church, sunday school
• Throop United Reformed Church, Graveyard Wall and Entrance to the East, South and West of the Church II
  Church, graveyard wall
• Tomb of Admiral Wallcott Mp in Churchyard at St James's II
  Tomb
• Tuckton Public Library II
  Library
• Tudor Grange II
  Hotel
• Village School II
  School
• Vine Cottage II
  Cottage
• Water Tower II
  Water tower
• Water Tower II
  Water tower
• Wick Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Wick House II
  Villa
• Yellow Bus Garage II
  Bus garage

Constituency boundaries: Office for National Statistics, Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies (July 2024), Open Government Licence v3.0. Member details: UK Parliament Members API, checked 2026-09-20. Each building is placed in a constituency by its recorded location.