Grade I listed buildings in Chester

Chester is a city and the county town of Cheshire, England. This list contains all the Grade I listed buildings in the city.

• Remains of Roman Amphitheatre^[1]
• Chester Cathedral^[2]
• Former monastic buildings to Cathedral^[3]
• Church of St John the Baptist^[4]
• Eastgate and Eastgate Clock^[5]
• Roman shrine to Minerva^[6]
• Grosvenor Bridge^[7]
• Old Dee Bridge^[8]
• St Mary's Centre^[9]

• Chester city walls. These date back to the medieval period and some are built above pre-existing Roman walls. The specific areas listed as Grade I are as follows:
  • Barnaby's Tower^[10]
  • Bonewaldesthorne's Tower^[11]
  • City Wall from Bonewaldesthorne Tower to Pemberton's Parlour^[12]
  • Kaleyard Gate^[13]
  • Morgan's Mount^[14]
  • City Wall between Morgan's Mount & Northgate^[15] This section of wall incorporates some Roman masonry.
  • City Wall from Barnaby's Tower to tower east of Bridgegate^[16]
  • City Wall from County Hall to Grosvenor Road^[17]
  • City Wall from Eastgate to Thimbleby's Tower and attached gravestones^[18] This section of wall includes part of east wall of the Roman legionary fortress.
  • City Wall from Grosvenor Road to the Watergate^[19]
  • City Wall from Northgate to Phoenix Tower^[20] This section of wall includes masonry from the north wall of the Roman legionary fortress.
  • City Wall from Pemberton's Parlour to St Martin's Gate^[21]
  • City Wall from Phoenix Tower to Kaleyard Gate.^[22] This section of wall includes masonry from the north wall of the Roman legionary fortress.
  • City Wall from St Martin's Gate to Morgan's Mount^[23]
  • City Wall from the Newgate to Barnaby's Tower^[24]
  • City Wall from the Watergate to Bonewaldesthorne Tower^[25]
  • City Wall from Thimbleby's Tower to Old Newgate^[26]
  • City Wall with tower base from Kaleyard Gate to Eastgate^[27]
  • City Wall from Bridgegate to drum tower 50 metres east^[28]
  • Pemberton's Parlour (Goblin Tower)^[29]
  • Phoenix Tower (King Charles' Tower)^[30]
  • Recorders Steps^[31]
  • Southeast angle tower and wall of Roman Legionary Fortress^[32]
  • Spur wall and Water Tower^[33]
  • Thimbleby's Tower^[34]
  • Drum tower 50 metres east of the Bridgegate^[35]
• Cowper House, 10 Bridge Street and Row^[36]
• 39 Bridge Street^[37] This building contains remains of a Roman hypocaust
• Three Old Arches, 48, 50 & 52 Bridge Street and Row^[38]
• Crypt Chambers, 15 and 15a Eastgate Street and Row^[39]
• Church of St Peter^[40]

• The Falcon, 6 Lower Bridge Street^[41]
• Bear and Billet, 94 Lower Bridge Street^[42]
• Bridgegate^[43]
• Blue Bell, 63 and 65 Northgate Street^[44]
• Abbey Gateway^[45]
• Northgate^[46]
• Old Crypt, 11 Watergate Street and Row^[47]
• Leche House, 21 Watergate Street and Row^[48]
• Booth Mansion, 28-30 Watergate Street and Row^[49]
• St Ursula's, 45 Watergate Street and Row^[50]
• Bishop Lloyd's House, 41 Watergate Street and Row^[51]
• Watergate^[52]
• Chester Weir and Salmon Leap^[53]

• Chester Castle. The specific areas listed as Grade I are as follows:
  • A Block^[54] Now regimental museum of 22nd Cheshire Regiment.
  • Assize Courts Block^[55]
  • B Block^[56]
  • Propylaea^[57]
  • Agricola Tower^[58]
  • Curtain Wall to west and south-west of Inner Bailey^[59]

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