Listed buildings in Ilford South

There are 22 listed buildings in the Ilford South parliamentary constituency, England. Its Member of Parliament is Jas Athwal (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 Ilford South fall under 2 authorities:

• Redbridge — 13 buildings (59% of the constituency)
• Barking and Dagenham — 9 buildings (41% of the constituency)

By grade

• Grade II — 20 buildings
• Grade II* — 1 building

All listed buildings in Ilford South

• 831, High Road
• Almshouses, Ilford Hospital of St Mary and St Thomas of Canterbury II
  Almshouse
• Anti Aircraft Site at Tq 48738975 II
  Military site
• Baptist Church and Institute II
  Church, institute
• Chadwell Heath Cemetery Chapel with Entrance Gates, Piers and Railings II
  Cemetery chapel
• Chapel, Ilford Hospital of St Mary and St Thomas of Canterbury II*
  Chapel
• Chaplain's House, Ilford Hospital of St Mary and St Thomas of Canterbury II
  House
• Church of All Saints II
  Church
• Forest Bounds Stone II
  Boundary marker
• Former Barclays Bank II
  Bank
• Former Cauliflower Hotel II
  Hotel
• Former Domestic Science Building in Grounds of Uphall Primary School II
  Educational
• Furze House Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Homes of Rest, Church of England Temperance Society II
  Rest home
• Maypole Cottage II
  House
• NatWest Bank II
  Bank
• Redbridge Town Hall including former Library to rear II
  Town hall
• Seven Kings Methodist Church, churchyard gates and piers II
  Church
• The Marks Stones (On East Side of Road North of Eastern Avenue, Set in A Hedge) II
  Boundary marker
• The Warren Stone (Approximately 250 Yards East of the Marks Stones) II
  Boundary marker
• The White House II
  House
• Warren Farm Barn II
  Barn

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.