Registered Buildings and Conservation Areas of the Isle of Man

This is a list of Registered Buildings and Conservation Areas of the Isle of Man. It includes buildings and structures in the Isle of Man designated by Isle of Man's Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) "as having special architectural or historical interest". Over 250 buildings and structures are listed, and 275 more have been identified as having potential for listing.^[1] It also lists the 21 Conservation Areas, historic districts" which protect "period"-type architecture, quality of building materials, relationships of enclosures and open spaces, and other aspects of the look and feel of historic buildings and areas.^[2][3]

Ongoing enforcement and registration of buildings is administered by a Planning and Building Control Directorate, within DEFA,^[4] and is guided by a planning policy document on conservation of the historic environment.^[5]

DEFA notes that eight of the registered buildings have thatched roofs.^[1] Thatching in the Isle of Man include a group of thatched houses at Cregneash Folk Museum,^[6] which are Manx National Heritage property, whose buildings and land are excluded from the register.

DEFA notes that ten are designed by noted architect Baillie Scott.^[1] A number are designed by, or associated with, architect Thomas Brine.^{[note 1]}

The Alliance for Building Conservation, a consortium of heritage groups on the Isle of Man, was organised in 2014–15 and has advocated for more preservation of buildings. It had concerns in 2015 about a backlog for registration of heritage buildings.^[7]

The 21 Conservation Areas include nine swaths of properties in the capital town of Douglas, and swaths in towns of Peel, Castletown, and Ramsey, and sections in nine village centers or other areas. Most of these include numerous individual Registered Buildings plus all surrounding properties.

Registered Buildings

The Registered Buildings are as follows:

KEY

	Has thatched roof
	Baillie Scott-designed

	Official name^[1]	Image	Location	Parish /local authority area^[1]	Date of registration^[1]	Note
2	Leodest Methodist Chapel, Leodest Road		Leodest Road 54°22′32″N 4°27′10″W / 54.375426°N 4.452840°W / 54.375426; -4.452840 (Leodest Methodist Chapel)	Andreas	23 May 1983	A Primitive Methodist chapel built in 1835^[8]^[9]
5	Yn Thie Thooit		Lhen Road, The Lhen 54°22′54″N 4°29′50″W / 54.381793°N 4.497203°W / 54.381793; -4.497203 (Yn Thie Thooit)	Andreas	23 May 1983	House with thatched roof.^[10] Bequested to Manx National Heritage in 1989.^[11] ^[12] Owned by Manx Museum and National Trust, and available for rental.^[13]^[14]^[15]^[16]^[17]
189	Close Lake House		Jurby Road 54°20′00″N 4°26′21″W / 54.333208°N 4.439249°W / 54.333208; -4.439249 (Close Lake House)	Andreas	15 May 2001	Mid-Victorian double-fronted house, perhaps built around 1703 for Rev. Wm. Bell Christian and his new wife, Charlotte Elizabeth Brine.^[18]
247	Ballaradcliffe House, Kiondroghad Road		Kiondroghad Road 54°21′59″N 4°27′11″W / 54.366414°N 4.452920°W / 54.366414; -4.452920 (Ballaradcliffe House)	Andreas	23 March 2007	Farmhouse on quarterland which has been in the Radcliffe family for 400 years. Built in the 1800s with Georgian-style exterior, on brow of a hill.^[19]
255	The Old Rectory, Andreas Village		Andreas Village 54°21′57″N 4°26′33″W / 54.365831°N 4.442509°W / 54.365831; -4.442509 (The Old Rectory, Andreas Village)	Andreas	2 May 2009	^[20]
150	Balladoole Farm Buildings		54°04′59″N 4°40′42″W / 54.083104°N 4.678352°W / 54.083104; -4.678352 (Balladooole Farm Buildings)	Arbory	8 February 1994	^[21]
207	The Former Wesleyan Chapel, Earystane Village		Earystane Village 54°06′55″N 4°42′19″W / 54.115335°N 4.705154°W / 54.115335; -4.705154 (Former Wesleyan Chapel, Earystane Village)	Arbory	18 October 2002	Church from 1864^[22]^[23] In ruins, unroofed, per 2002 registration. Google and Bing satellite views accessed in 2020 however show a roofed structure now at that location.
235	Parville, also known as Parville Place, Ballagawne Road, Ballabeg, IM9 4LF		Ballagawne Road, Ballabeg 54°06′04″N 4°40′55″W / 54.101247°N 4.682002°W / 54.101247; -4.682002 (Parville Place)	Arbory	1 September 2006	Prominent, large house set within extensive gardens. Hard to date; original portion believed to be from lifetime of Deemster John Parr, 1651–1713.^[24]
11	Ballaugh Old Church, The Cronk		Cronk Rd (A10), The Cronk 54°19′48″N 4°33′13″W / 54.329941°N 4.553489°W / 54.329941; -4.553489 (Ballaugh Old Church)	Ballaugh	21 July 1983	History dating to before 1231. "New" parish church built 1832, now known as Ballaugh Old Church.^[25]
1	Bishopscourt, together with buildings contiguous therewith		54°17′59″N 4°34′15″W / 54.299707°N 4.570821°W / 54.299707; -4.570821 (Bishopscourt)	Ballaugh	23 May 1983	^[26]
12	Old Kirk Braddan Church, Saddle Road		54°09′40″N 4°30′25″W / 54.160993°N 4.507041°W / 54.160993; -4.507041 (Old Kirk Braddan Church, Saddle Road)	Braddan	21 July 1983	^[note 2]
81	Crogga Mill			Braddan	13 May 1985	^[27] Presumably on east bank of Crogga River which forms border between Braddan and Santon parishes.
92	Cronkbourne Village		Ballafletcher Road54°10′07″N 4°29′48″W / 54.168623°N 4.496635°W / 54.168623; -4.496635 (Cronbourne Village)	Braddan	7 July 1987	Two dozen cottages in two rows.^[28]
130	St Luke's Church		Brandywell Rd.54°12′35″N 4°30′58″W / 54.209751°N 4.516128°W / 54.209751; -4.516128 (St. Luke's Church)	Braddan	16 April 1990	^[29]
153	Cronkbourne House and Cronkbourne Place		54°10′02″N 4°29′45″W / 54.167172°N 4.495831°W / 54.167172; -4.495831 (Cronkbourne House and Cronkbourne Place)	Braddan	6 February 1995	^[30]
158	Cemetery Office, Braddan Church		54°09′51″N 4°30′20″W / 54.164097°N 4.505620°W / 54.164097; -4.505620 (Cemetery Office, Braddan Church)	Braddan	26 January 1996	Baillie Scott-designed.^[31]
165	Oak House, Ballamona		54°10′24″N 4°30′29″W / 54.17339°N 4.50815°W / 54.17339; -4.50815 (Oak House, Ballamona)	Braddan	4 July 1996	Oak House within Ballamona Hospital, Strang.^[32] (Within the current site of Noble's Hospital)
180	Port Soderick railway station		54°07′36″N 4°32′18″W / 54.126561°N 4.538388°W / 54.126561; -4.538388 (Port Soderick Railway Station)	Braddan	18 September 2000	1897 built.^[33]
229	Braddan Lodge, Braddan Road		54°09′53″N 4°30′21″W / 54.164604°N 4.505856°W / 54.164604; -4.505856 (Braddan Lodge, Braddan Road)	Braddan	22 July 2005	^[34]
232	Former Toll House, (Tollgate House), Old Castletown Road junction, Marine Drive^[note 3]		54°08′03″N 4°31′14″W / 54.134211°N 4.520549°W / 54.134211; -4.520549 (Former Toll House, (Tollgate House), Old Castletown Road junction, Marine Drive)	Braddan	6 June 2006	^[35]
233	The Ornamental Gateway, Marine Drive		54°08′26″N 4°28′15″W / 54.140669°N 4.470895°W / 54.140669; -4.470895 (The Ornamental Gateway, Marine Drive)	Braddan	6 June 2006	Romantic, castellated gateway.^[36]
3	Cranstal Cottage, Cranstal		Cranstal Rd., Cranstal 54°23′28″N 4°22′31″W / 54.391136°N 4.375384°W / 54.391136; -4.375384 (Cranstal Cottage, Cranstal)	Bride	23 May 1983	Has thatched roof.^[37]
4	Bridge Cottage, Cranstal		Cranstal Rd., Cranstal 54°23′26″N 4°22′35″W / 54.390473°N 4.376430°W / 54.390473; -4.376430 (Bridge Cottage, Cranstal)	Bride	23 May 1983	Has thatched roof, 100 yards from Cranstal Cottage.^[38]
135	Thurot Cottage, Hill Road		Thurot Cottage Road 54°23′07″N 4°24′36″W / 54.385236°N 4.410019°W / 54.385236; -4.410019 (Thurot Cottage)	Bride	17 October 1990	^[39]
146	Thurot Cottage Outbuildings and Gate, Hill Road		54°23′04″N 4°24′43″W / 54.38449°N 4.41201°W / 54.38449; -4.41201 (Gate to Thurot Cottage)54°23′08″N 4°24′37″W / 54.38546°N 4.41024°W / 54.38546; -4.41024 (Thurot Cottage outbuilding a)54°23′08″N 4°24′36″W / 54.38551°N 4.40996°W / 54.38551; -4.40996 (Thurot Cottage outbuilding b)54°23′08″N 4°24′34″W / 54.38551°N 4.40940°W / 54.38551; -4.40940 (Thurot Cottage outbuilding c)	Bride	21 October 1992	^[40]
147	Point of Ayre Lighthouse		Point of Ayre 54°24′56.7″N 4°22′05.2″W / 54.415750°N 4.368111°W / 54.415750; -4.368111 (Point of Ayre Lighthouse)	Bride	5 November 1993	^[41]
16	Bridge House (main building), Bridge Street		Bridge Street 54°04′27″N 4°39′04″W / 54.074042°N 4.651099°W / 54.074042; -4.651099 (Bridge House, Castletown)	Castletown	26 September 1983	Four-storey building with pitched slate roof masked by parapet.^[42] Site of the former Isle of Man Bank (Quayle's Bank). Attached Nautical Museum building is excluded.
17	Town Hall (Manannan House) Market Square (the main building)		54°04′24″N 4°39′14″W / 54.073413°N 4.653934°W / 54.073413; -4.653934 (Town Hall (Manannan House) Market Square (the main building))	Castletown	26 September 1983	^[43]
24	Castle Rushen		54°04′26″N 4°39′10″W / 54.073769°N 4.6529°W / 54.073769; -4.6529 (Castle Rushen)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[44]
25	The Castle Arms Hotel (The Glue Pot)		Castle Street 54°04′26″N 4°39′09″W / 54.074027°N 4.652380°W / 54.074027; -4.652380 (The Castle Arms Hotel (The Glue Pot))	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[45]
26	The Social Security Offices		54°04′26″N 4°39′08″W / 54.073998°N 4.652204°W / 54.073998; -4.652204 (The Social Security Offices, Castletown)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[46]
27	The Police Station		54°04′26″N 4°39′08″W / 54.073802°N 4.652120°W / 54.073802; -4.652120 (The Police Station, Castletown)	Castletown	3 February 1984	One-storey stone building with a circular turret, designed by architect Baillie Scott.^[47] The status of this site is currently under review in 2018; the old building has been deemed "surplus" and is no longer used by the police, and had been put up for sale. It was possible that Manx Museum National Trust could take ownership.^[48]
28	The Post Office		54°04′25″N 4°39′08″W / 54.073683°N 4.652127°W / 54.073683; -4.652127 (The Post Office, Castletown)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[49]
29	The Commissioners' Office (Old House of Keys) Parliament Square		54°04′24″N 4°39′07″W / 54.073389°N 4.652083°W / 54.073389; -4.652083 (Old House of Keys)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[50]
30	Barclays Bank, Market Square		Market Square 54°04′25″N 4°39′13″W / 54.073555°N 4.653614°W / 54.073555; -4.653614 (Barclays Bank, Market Square)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[51]
31	"The Parade Stores" (G & F Collister), 1 Malew Street IM9 1AB		1 Malew St. 54°04′25″N 4°39′14″W / 54.073628°N 4.653904°W / 54.073628; -4.653904 (The Parade Stores (G & F Collister))	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[52] Later Lloyds Pharmacy.
32	The Manx Co-operative Store, The Parade		54°04′23″N 4°39′13″W / 54.073051°N 4.653529°W / 54.073051; -4.653529 (The Manx Co-operative Store, The Parade)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[53] See The Manx Co-operative Store, Manx Co-operative Store.
33	The Smelt Memorial		54°04′24″N 4°39′12″W / 54.073200°N 4.653291°W / 54.073200; -4.653291 (Smelt Memorial)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[54] Built 1836–37.
34	No. 5 The Parade		The Parade 54°04′22″N 4°39′12″W / 54.072803°N 4.653270°W / 54.072803; -4.653270 (No. 5 The Parade)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[55]
35	Balcony House, The Parade		54°04′22.29″N 4°39′11.5″W / 54.0728583°N 4.653194°W / 54.0728583; -4.653194 (Balcony House, The Parade)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[56]
36	"The Odd Bottle"/Castle Wine Stores, 6A The Parade		54°04′23″N 4°39′12″W / 54.072923°N 4.653379°W / 54.072923; -4.653379 (The Odd Bottle/Castle Wine Stores, 6A The Parade)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[57]
37	No. 7 (formerly No. 4), The Parade		The Parade 54°04′23″N 4°39′12″W / 54.072995°N 4.653448°W / 54.072995; -4.653448 (No. 7 (formerly No. 4), The Parade)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[58]
38	The George Hotel, The Parade		The Parade 54°04′23″N 4°39′13″W / 54.073178°N 4.653635°W / 54.073178; -4.653635 (The George Hotel)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[59]
39	The Isle of Man Bank, The Parade		The Parade 54°04′24″N 4°39′13″W / 54.073279°N 4.653726°W / 54.073279; -4.653726 (The Isle of Man Bank, The Parade)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[60] Branch of the Isle of Man Bank
40	The Trustee Savings Bank, The Parade		The Parade 54°04′24″N 4°39′14″W / 54.073342°N 4.653823°W / 54.073342; -4.653823 (The Trustee Savings Bank, The Parade)	Castletown	3 February 1984	^[61] Former branch of the Trustee Savings Bank. Later Lloyds TSB.
41	Ellan Vannin, The Quay		The Quay 54°04′26″N 4°39′07″W / 54.073772°N 4.651827°W / 54.073772; -4.651827 (Ellan Vannin, The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[62]
42	Packet House, The Quay		The Quay 54°04′25″N 4°39′06″W / 54.073680°N 4.651689°W / 54.073680; -4.651689 (Packet House, The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[63]
43	1 Quay Lane		1 Quay Lane 54°04′25″N 4°39′06″W / 54.073538°N 4.651797°W / 54.073538; -4.651797 (1 Quay Lane)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[64]
44	2 Quay Lane		2 Quay Lane 54°04′25″N 4°39′06″W / 54.073577°N 4.651741°W / 54.073577; -4.651741 (2 Quay Lane)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[65]
45	Garage, rear of "Clarksons", 1 Parliament Square		54°04′24″N 4°39′07″W / 54.073463°N 4.651874°W / 54.073463; -4.651874 (Garage, rear of "Clarksons", 1 Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[66] Modified extensively to add second storey, or possibly demolished and replaced by two-storey stone building.^[note 4]
46	1 Parliament Square		1 Parliament Square 54°04′25″N 4°39′07″W / 54.073551°N 4.652018°W / 54.073551; -4.652018 (1 Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[67]
47	Harbour House, 7 The Quay		7 The Quay 54°04′25″N 4°39′05″W / 54.073575°N 4.651489°W / 54.073575; -4.651489 (Harbour House, 7 The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[68]
48	The Granary, The Quay		The Quay 54°04′25″N 4°39′05″W / 54.073515°N 4.651431°W / 54.073515; -4.651431 (The Granary, The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[69]
49	5 The Quay		5 The Quay 54°04′24″N 4°39′05″W / 54.073472°N 4.651357°W / 54.073472; -4.651357 (5 The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[70]
50	4 The Quay		4 The Quay54°04′24″N 4°39′05″W / 54.073436°N 4.651282°W / 54.073436; -4.651282 (4 The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[71]
51	3 The Quay		3 The Quay 54°04′24″N 4°39′04″W / 54.073397°N 4.651224°W / 54.073397; -4.651224 (3 The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[72]
53	The Soup Kitchen/The Old Inn, Parliament Lane		Parliament Lane 54°04′24″N 4°39′05″W / 54.073325°N 4.651379°W / 54.073325; -4.651379 (The Soup Kitchen/The Old Inn, Parliament Lane)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[73]
54	3 Parliament Lane		3 Parliament Lane 54°04′24″N 4°39′05″W / 54.073418°N 4.651405°W / 54.073418; -4.651405 (3 Parliament Lane)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[74]
55	1 Parliament Lane		1 Parliament Lane 54°04′24″N 4°39′06″W / 54.073435°N 4.651597°W / 54.073435; -4.651597 (1 Parliament Lane)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[75]
56	Former H M Coastguard Building (now Rocket House), Parliament Square		1 Quay Lane 54°04′25″N 4°39′06″W / 54.073481°N 4.651645°W / 54.073481; -4.651645 (Former H M Coastguard Building (now Rocket House), Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[76]
57	4 Quay Lane		4 Quay Lane 54°04′25″N 4°39′06″W / 54.073544°N 4.651564°W / 54.073544; -4.651564 (4 Quay Lane)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[77]
58	2 Parliament Square		2 Parliament Square 54°04′24″N 4°39′06″W / 54.073337°N 4.651714°W / 54.073337; -4.651714 (2 Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[78]
59	3 The Parade		The Parade 54°04′23″N 4°39′10″W / 54.072994°N 4.652765°W / 54.072994; -4.652765 (3 The Parade)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[79]
60	The Old Lifeboat House, The Quay		The Quay 54°04′23″N 4°39′05″W / 54.073057°N 4.651507°W / 54.073057; -4.651507 (The Old Lifeboat House, The Quay)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[80]
61	3 Parliament Square		Parliament Square 54°04′24″N 4°39′07″W / 54.073327°N 4.651886°W / 54.073327; -4.651886 (3 Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[81]
62	4 Parliament Square		Parliament Square 54°04′24″N 4°39′07″W / 54.073342°N 4.652005°W / 54.073342; -4.652005 (4 Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[82]
63	Westminster House, Parliament Square		54°04′24″N 4°39′08″W / 54.073293°N 4.652288°W / 54.073293; -4.652288 (Westminster House, Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[83]
64	5 Parliament Square		Parliament Square 54°04′24″N 4°39′08″W / 54.073361°N 4.652315°W / 54.073361; -4.652315 (5 Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[84]
65	Compton House, Parliament Square		Parliament Square 54°04′24″N 4°39′09″W / 54.073388°N 4.652411°W / 54.073388; -4.652411 (Compton House, Parliament Square)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[85]
66	Stanley House, Castle Street		Castle Street 54°04′24″N 4°39′09″W / 54.073327°N 4.652630°W / 54.073327; -4.652630 (Stanley House, Castle Street)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[86] Later "Leonardo's Restaurant".
67	"Hawtons", 5 Castle Street		Castle Street 54°04′24″N 4°39′10″W / 54.073273°N 4.652839°W / 54.073273; -4.652839 (Hawtons, 5 Castle Street)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[87]
68	3 Castle Street		Castle Street 54°04′24″N 4°39′11″W / 54.073230°N 4.652929°W / 54.073230; -4.652929 (3 Castle Street)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[88]
69	24 Castle Street		24 Castle Street 54°04′24″N 4°39′11″W / 54.073203°N 4.653016°W / 54.073203; -4.653016 (24 Castle Street)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[89]
70	Red House, 1 The Parade		The Parade 54°04′23″N 4°39′11″W / 54.073112°N 4.652920°W / 54.073112; -4.652920 (Red House, 1 The Parade)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[90]
71	2 The Parade		The Parade 54°04′23″N 4°39′10″W / 54.073042°N 4.652828°W / 54.073042; -4.652828 (2 The Parade)	Castletown	24 February 1984	^[91]
72	St Mary's Church		54°04′22″N 4°39′10″W / 54.072815°N 4.652857°W / 54.072815; -4.652857 (St. Mary's Church, Castletown)	Castletown	15 March 1984	^[92] Former church building, now offices.
73	St Mary's Chapel/Old Grammar School		54°04′22.02″N 4°39′07.87″W / 54.0727833°N 4.6521861°W / 54.0727833; -4.6521861 (St Mary's Chapel/Old Grammar School)	Castletown	15 March 1984	^[93]
76	The Witches Mill and attached building (part of Mill Court)		54°04′31″N 4°39′44″W / 54.075257°N 4.662323°W / 54.075257; -4.662323 (The Witches Mill and attached building (part of Mill Court))	Castletown	28 February 1985	^[94]
185	King William's College, Castletown		54°04′44″N 4°38′06″W / 54.078967°N 4.635016°W / 54.078967; -4.635016 (King William's College, Castletown)	Castletown	6 July 2001	^[95]
208	The Golden Meadow Mill		54°04′45″N 4°39′06″W / 54.079266°N 4.651585°W / 54.079266; -4.651585 (The Golden Meadow Mill)	Castletown	18 October 2002	Also known as Meadow Mill or Paradise Meadow Mill.^[96]
257	Castletown Railway Station, Victoria Road		54°04′43″N 4°38′56″W / 54.078670°N 4.648767°W / 54.078670; -4.648767 (Castletown Railway Station)	Castletown	8 April 2008	Built of local limestone in c.1874. Listing includes two buildings.^[97]
259	Elderbank, The Crofts, IM9 1LW		54°04′28″N 4°39′24″W / 54.074310°N 4.656689°W / 54.074310; -4.656689 (Elderbank, The Crofts)	Castletown	8 April 2008	^[98]
260	Westwood, The Crofts, IM9 1LW		54°04′29″N 4°39′24″W / 54.074622°N 4.656682°W / 54.074622; -4.656682 (Westwood, The Crofts)	Castletown	8 April 2008	Associated with Manx architect Thomas Brine.^[99]
261	Crofton, The Crofts, IM9 1LW		54°04′29″N 4°39′23″W / 54.074751°N 4.656306°W / 54.074751; -4.656306 (Crofton, The Crofts)	Castletown	8 April 2008	^[100]
264	Royal British Legion Hall, Janet's Corner		Bromet Road	Castletown	3 March 2009	^[101] Possibly has been demolished.^[102]
269	Lorne House		Bridge Street 54°04′30″N 4°39′04″W / 54.075021°N 4.651074°W / 54.075021; -4.651074 (Lorne House, Castletown)	Castletown	11 November 2015	Two-storey stone mansion and gardens. Originally built in the 1700s; rebuilt or extended in 1828 to Georgian design of Thomas Brine.^[103]
18	20 Church Street		20 Church St. 54°08′56″N 4°28′52″W / 54.149009°N 4.481214°W / 54.149009; -4.481214 (20 Church Street)	Douglas	26 September 1988	^[104]
19	22 Church Street (including that portion of the shop extending under No. 20 Church Street)		22 Church St. 54°08′57″N 4°28′53″W / 54.149067°N 4.481264°W / 54.149067; -4.481264 (22 Church Street)	Douglas	26 September 1983	^[105]
20	24 Church Street		24 Church St. 54°08′57″N 4°28′53″W / 54.149105°N 4.481296°W / 54.149105; -4.481296 (24 Church St.)	Douglas	26 September 1983	^[106]
21	7 John Street		7 John Street 54°08′56″N 4°28′52″W / 54.148977°N 4.481154°W / 54.148977; -4.481154 (7 John Street)	Douglas	26 September 1983	^[107]
74	Douglas Railway Station, together with the Ticket Office, Gateway and boundary walls		54°08′52″N 4°29′07″W / 54.147847°N 4.485301°W / 54.147847; -4.485301 (Douglas Railway Station)	Douglas	15 March 1984	^[108]
77	The Grand Union Camera Obscura, Douglas Head		Douglas Head54°08′36″N 4°28′02″W / 54.143345°N 4.467289°W / 54.143345; -4.467289 (Grand Union Camera Obscura)	Douglas	29 March 1985	^[109]
78	Clinch's Brewery Building, North Quay		North Quay 54°08′51″N 4°29′04″W / 54.147520°N 4.484386°W / 54.147520; -4.484386 (Clinch's Brewery Building, North Quay)	Douglas	29 March 1985	^[110] See Clinch's Brewery
82	The Castle Mona Hotel, Central Promenade		54°09′42″N 4°28′24″W / 54.161754°N 4.473410°W / 54.161754; -4.473410 (The Castle Mona Hotel)	Douglas	3 October 1985	^[111]
86	The Spire of St Andrew's United Reform Church, Finch Road		Finch Road 54°09′02″N 4°28′52″W / 54.150672°N 4.481073°W / 54.150672; -4.481073 (The Spire of St Andrew's United Reform Church, Finch Road)	Douglas	19 February 1986	^[112] Indeed, 2010 Google Streetview imagery shows spire while church beside has been replaced. St. Andrew's United Reform Church has relocated.^[note 5]
93	4 Finch Road		4 Finch Road 54°09′04″N 4°28′52″W / 54.151132°N 4.480974°W / 54.151132; -4.480974 (4 Finch Road)	Douglas	27 July 1987	^[113]
94	6 Finch Road		6 Finch Road 54°09′06″N 4°28′51″W / 54.151691°N 4.480901°W / 54.151691; -4.480901 (6 Finch Road)	Douglas	27 July 1987	^[114]
95	8 Finch Road		8 Finch Road 54°09′05″N 4°28′52″W / 54.151301°N 4.481001°W / 54.151301; -4.481001 (8 Finch Road)	Douglas	27 July 1987	^[115]
96	12 Finch Road			Douglas	9 September 1987	^[116]
97	14 Finch Road		14 Finch Road 54°09′06″N 4°28′51″W / 54.151686°N 4.480901°W / 54.151686; -4.480901 (14 Finch Road)	Douglas	9 September 1987	^[117]
98	16 Finch Road			Douglas	27 July 1987	It is identified as the British Legion Club in map accompanying registration.^[118]
99	18 Finch Road			Douglas	27 July 1987	^[119]
100	20 Finch Road			Douglas	27 July 1987	^[120]
101	22 Finch Road			Douglas	27 July 1987	^[121]
102	24 Finch Road			Douglas	27 July 1987	^[122]
105	The Old thatch, Brunswick Road		54°09′38″N 4°29′29″W / 54.160525°N 4.491505°W / 54.160525; -4.491505 (The Old Thatch, Brunswick Road)	Douglas	17 February 1988	^[123] Has thatched roof.
106	St Matthew's Church, North Quay		North Quay 54°08′52″N 4°28′49″W / 54.147750°N 4.480271°W / 54.147750; -4.480271 (St Matthew's Church, North Quay)	Douglas	19 September 1988	^[124]
107	The Rechabite Hall, Allan Street		Allan Street 54°09′06″N 4°29′12″W / 54.151619°N 4.486733°W / 54.151619; -4.486733 (The Rechabite Hall, Allan Street)	Douglas	9 November 1988	^[125]
112	The Falcon Cliff Hotel		Palace Road54°09′49″N 4°28′17″W / 54.163719°N 4.471314°W / 54.163719; -4.471314 (Falcon Cliff Hotel)	Douglas	11 September 1989	Built in 1836 to Gothic design of local architect John Robinson.^[126]
113	The Douglas Head Hotel		Douglas Head 54°08′33″N 4°28′09″W / 54.142473°N 4.469220°W / 54.142473; -4.469220 (Douglas Head Hotel)	Douglas	11 September 1989	^[127]
114	The Salisbury Hotel, Victoria Street		Victoria Street 54°08′57″N 4°28′38″W / 54.149104°N 4.477342°W / 54.149104; -4.477342 (The Salisbury Hotel, Victoria Street)	Douglas	11 September 1989	^[128]
115	The Harbour Swing Bridge Tower and Mechanism		54°08′48″N 4°28′39″W / 54.146690°N 4.477413°W / 54.146690; -4.477413 (The Harbour Swing Bridge Tower and Mechanism)	Douglas	11 September 1989	^[129]
120	The Market Buildings		North Quay 54°08′53″N 4°28′44″W / 54.147961°N 4.479013°W / 54.147961; -4.479013 (The Market Buildings (Butchers Market)) 54°08′53″N 4°28′43″W / 54.148088°N 4.478624°W / 54.148088; -4.478624 (The Market Buildings (Fish and Butter Market))	Douglas	11 September 1989	Iron pavilion buildings, with Butchers Market on west side of Market Hill road and Fish and Butter Market on east.^[130]
132	Red Pier Complex, King Edward Pier		King Edward Pier 54°08′50″N 4°28′30″W / 54.147201°N 4.475106°W / 54.147201; -4.475106 (Red Pier Complex, King Edward Pier)	Douglas	20 July 1990	Last surviving vestige of former Red Pier complex.^[131]
134	The Coach House, Selbourne Drive		At corner of lanes behind Selbourne Drive and Albany Road 54°09′29″N 4°29′28″W / 54.158082°N 4.491227°W / 54.158082; -4.491227 (Registered Building No. 134)	Douglas	4 October 1990	^[132]
137	The Nook, Quarterbridge Road		Quarterbridge Road 54°09′21″N 4°30′03″W / 54.155913°N 4.500724°W / 54.155913; -4.500724 (The Nook, Quarterbridge Road)	Douglas	15 April 1991	^[133]
145	Okells Brewery, Glen Falcon		54°09′30″N 4°28′50″W / 54.158197°N 4.480471°W / 54.158197; -4.480471 (Okells Brewery, Glen Falcon)	Douglas	17 March 1992	^[134] See Okells Brewery
149	Douglas Head Lighthouse		54°08′36″N 4°27′57″W / 54.143428°N 4.465806°W / 54.143428; -4.465806 (Douglas Head Lighthouse)	Douglas	5 November 1993	^[135]
156	Facade and Foyer, Strand Cinema		Strand Street54°09′05″N 4°28′45″W / 54.151376°N 4.479164°W / 54.151376; -4.479164 (Facade and Foyer, Strand Cinema)	Douglas	11 July 1995	The Strand Theatre, built in 1913, was the first purpose-built cinema in the Isle of Man. Deemed "a strikingly good example of 'People's Palace' architecture".^[136]
159	"Ivydene", Little Switzerland		54°10′00″N 4°28′02″W / 54.166629°N 4.467225°W / 54.166629; -4.467225 (Ivydene, Little Switzerland)	Douglas	26 January 1996	Baillie Scott-designed.^[137]
160	The Red House, Victoria Road		Victoria Road 54°10′13″N 4°28′09″W / 54.170321°N 4.469097°W / 54.170321; -4.469097 (The Red House, Victoria Road)	Douglas	26 January 1996	Baillie Scott-designed.^[138]
161	"Oakleigh", Glencrutchery Road		Glencrutchery Road (A2) 54°10′12″N 4°28′19″W / 54.170115°N 4.471931°W / 54.170115; -4.471931 (Oakleigh, Glencrutchery Road)	Douglas	26 January 1996	Baillie Scott-designed.^[139]
162	Myrtle Bank, Little Switzerland		54°10′03″N 4°28′10″W / 54.167576°N 4.469402°W / 54.167576; -4.469402 (Myrtle Bank, Little Switzerland)	Douglas	26 January 1996	Two-storey Baillie Scott-designed, semi-attached to Hollybank.^[140]
163	Hollybank, Little Switzerland		54°10′03″N 4°28′10″W / 54.167576°N 4.469402°W / 54.167576; -4.469402 (Holly Bank, Little Switzerland)	Douglas	26 January 1996	Baillie Scott-designed, semi-attached to Myrtle Bank.^[141]
164	Falcon Cliff Terrace, Ivy Cottage, Thie Bannee, Inglenook, Thorn Bank^[note 6]		Falcon Cliff Terrace 54°09′51″N 4°28′33″W / 54.164225°N 4.475923°W / 54.164225; -4.475923 (Falcon Cliff Terrace, Ivy Cottage, Thie Bannee, Inglenook, Thorn Bank)	Douglas	26 January 1996	A row house designed by Baillie Scott.^[142]
166	Cadran Cottage, Ballanard Road		Ballanard Road 54°10′24″N 4°29′23″W / 54.173232°N 4.489752°W / 54.173232; -4.489752 (Cadran Cottage, Ballanard Road)	Douglas	15 September 1996	Pre-1869 cottage remodelled c.1910 with design by Manx designer Archibald Knox.^[143] Labelled with sign "Cadran Cottage".^[144]
167	Douglas Courthouse and 13 Athol Street		Athol Street 54°08′58″N 4°28′54″W / 54.149346°N 4.481685°W / 54.149346; -4.481685 (Douglas Courthouse and 13 Athol Street)	Douglas	15 April 1997	Georgian-style building, probably a work of local architect John Robinson.^[145] By 2010, however, the facade of 13 Athol Street, or perhaps its entirety, has been replaced.^[146]
169	Douglas Town Hall and Public Library, Ridgeway Street		Ridgeway Street 54°08′56″N 4°28′51″W / 54.148792°N 4.480739°W / 54.148792; -4.480739 (Douglas Town Hall and Public Library, Ridgeway Street)	Douglas	22 May 1997	Town Hall with 47 by 32 feet (14.3 m × 9.8 m) arched-roof Council Chamber. With adjoining library which effectively served as a national library of the Isle of Man for many years. Built at cost of £25,708, in use by 1900.^[147]
173	Central Hotel		54°09′27″N 4°28′38″W / 54.157372°N 4.477268°W / 54.157372; -4.477268 (Central Hotel, Douglas)	Douglas	25 June 1998	^[148]
174	1 Albert Terrace		1 Albert Terrace54°09′17″N 4°28′56″W / 54.154826°N 4.482309°W / 54.154826; -4.482309 (1 Albert Terrace)	Douglas	25 June 1998	^[149]
177	Erin Brae, Queen's Promenade		Queen's Promenade 54°09′56″N 4°28′01″W / 54.165492°N 4.466909°W / 54.165492; -4.466909 (Erin Brae, Queen's Promenade)	Douglas	12 October 1998	Built c.1822. Has served as private residence and as a hotel.^[150] Later Kings Guest House.^[144]
178	St Thomas Church, Douglas		54°09′16″N 4°28′46″W / 54.154419°N 4.479574°W / 54.154419; -4.479574 (St. Thomas Church, Douglas)	Douglas	14 June 1999	Built 1846–49 but soon closed due to dispute over patronage and not reopened until 1872.^[151]
179	Harold Tower, Douglas Head Road		54°08′39″N 4°28′17″W / 54.144172°N 4.471322°W / 54.144172; -4.471322 (Harold Tower, Douglas Head Road)	Douglas	18 September 2000	Castellated octagonal tower/house, screened by trees, built in 1833 originally as a folly.^[152]
186	Douglas Hotel, North Quay		North Quay 54°08′53″N 4°28′42″W / 54.147923°N 4.478290°W / 54.147923; -4.478290 (Douglas Hotel, North Quay)	Douglas	26 July 2001	^[153]
187	1-12 Victoria Terrace, off Victoria Road		Victoria Terrace 54°09′35″N 4°28′44″W / 54.159651°N 4.478769°W / 54.159651; -4.478769 (1-12 Victoria Terrace, off Victoria Road)	Douglas	15 August 2001	^[154]
188	All Saints Church, Alexander Drive		54°09′21″N 4°29′23″W / 54.155965°N 4.48971°W / 54.155965; -4.48971 (All Saints Church, Douglas)	Douglas	15 August 2001	It includes a mural by local artist Dorothy Nicholson.^[155] Relatively modern church built on site of older historic one; closed in 2017.
190	Woodlands, Alexander Drive		Alexander Drive 54°09′29″N 4°29′46″W / 54.157917°N 4.496113°W / 54.157917; -4.496113 (Woodlands, Alexander Drive)	Douglas	31 October 2001	^[156]
191	Ravenscourt, Peel Road		Peel Road 54°09′14″N 4°29′59″W / 54.153965°N 4.499718°W / 54.153965; -4.499718 (Ravenscourt, Peel Road)	Douglas	31 October 2001	^[157]
192	Crescent Cinema, Central Promenade		Central Promenade 54°09′36″N 4°28′31″W / 54.159905°N 4.475184°W / 54.159905; -4.475184 (Crescent Cinema, Central Promenade)	Douglas	31 October 2001	^[158]
193	Old Brewer's House, Castle Hill		Castle Hill 54°09′46″N 4°28′31″W / 54.162870°N 4.475296°W / 54.162870; -4.475296 (Old Brewer's House, Castle Hill)	Douglas	31 October 2001	^[159]
195	The National Westminster Bank, Prospect Hill		Prospect Hill 54°08′58″N 4°28′51″W / 54.149392°N 4.480957°W / 54.149392; -4.480957 (The National Westminster Bank, Prospect Hill)	Douglas	20 September 2002	It was built in 1891 for George William Dumbbell's bank, which had been founded in 1853. It was expanded with a two-storey extension, adding to the three-storey original building, in 1891. Dumbbell's Bank failed dramatically on 3 February 1900, on what was known as Black Saturday, changing the lives of many.^[160]
196	Jubilee Clock, Victoria Street		Victoria Street & Loch Promenade 54°08′57″N 4°28′34″W / 54.149189°N 4.475991°W / 54.149189; -4.475991 (Jubilee Clock, Victoria Street)	Douglas	20 September 2002	Cast iron street clock, manufactured in Glasgow, erected for the 1887 Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria as a gift by George William Dumbbell.^[161]^[160]
197	St Mary's of the Isle Catholic Church, Hill Street		Hill Street 54°09′02″N 4°28′57″W / 54.150655°N 4.482393°W / 54.150655; -4.482393 (St Mary's of the Isle Catholic Church, Hill Street)	Douglas	20 September 2002	Built 1857–59.^[162]
198	The former Isle of Man Times Office, 9 Athol Street^[note 7]		9 Athol Street 54°08′58″N 4°28′53″W / 54.149505°N 4.481408°W / 54.149505; -4.481408 (The former Isle of Man Times Office, 9 Athol Street)	Douglas	20 September 2002	Home from 1870 of the Isle of Man Times newspaper, with red brick facade described as French Chateauesque.^[163]
199	29-31 Athol Street		29–31 Athol Street 54°08′56″N 4°28′58″W / 54.148927°N 4.482771°W / 54.148927; -4.482771 (29-31 Athol Street)	Douglas	20 September 2002	^[164]
200	The Gaiety Theatre, Harris Promenade		Harris Promenade 54°09′19″N 4°28′42″W / 54.155194°N 4.478434°W / 54.155194; -4.478434 (Gaiety Theatre)	Douglas	24 September 2002	Opened in 1900.^[165]
201	The Queen's Hotel, Queen's Promenade		Queen's Promenade 54°09′55″N 4°28′02″W / 54.165343°N 4.467110°W / 54.165343; -4.467110 (The Queen's Hotel, Queen's Promenade)	Douglas	20 September 2002	Public house which was built before 1826, probably originally as cottages and stables for Castle Mona. Called Queen's Hotel by 1854.^[166]
205	Tower of Refuge, St. Mary's Rock (also known as Conister Rock)		St. Mary's Rock, also known as Conister Rock 54°09′01″N 4°28′07″W / 54.1504°N 4.4687°W / 54.1504; -4.4687 (Tower of Refuge)	Douglas	18 October 2002	Built in 1832 to mark shoal to avoid shipwrecks. Triangular with three turrets.^[167]
210	4-11 Harris Terrace		Harris Terrace 54°09′12″N 4°29′01″W / 54.153399°N 4.483484°W / 54.153399; -4.483484 (4-11 Harris Terrace)	Douglas	13 December 2002	Built in 1837.^[168]
213	Raven's Cliff, Fort Anne Road		Fort Anne Road 54°08′41″N 4°28′20″W / 54.144810°N 4.472227°W / 54.144810; -4.472227 (Raven's Cliff, Fort Anne Road)	Douglas	27 January 2003	^[169]
217	Arch Tower House, South Quay		South Quay 54°08′45″N 4°29′02″W / 54.145934°N 4.483990°W / 54.145934; -4.483990 (Arch Tower House, South Quay)	Douglas	27 January 2003	Built 1853.^[170]
223	18a-20 Victoria Street		18a-20 Victoria Street 54°08′58″N 4°28′43″W / 54.149428°N 4.478645°W / 54.149428; -4.478645 (18a-20 Victoria Street)	Douglas	11 April 2005	^[171]
225	26 Victoria Street		26 Victoria Street 54°08′58″N 4°28′45″W / 54.149352°N 4.479146°W / 54.149352; -4.479146 (26 Victoria Street)	Douglas	11 April 2005	^[172]
226	Ridgeway House, Ridgeway Street		Ridgeway Street 54°08′56″N 4°28′49″W / 54.148868°N 4.480331°W / 54.148868; -4.480331 (Ridgeway House, Ridgeway Street)	Douglas	17 January 2005	^[173]
228	St Ninian's Church, Ballaquayle Road		Ballaquayle Road 54°09′54″N 4°29′00″W / 54.164894°N 4.483343°W / 54.164894; -4.483343 (St Ninian's Church, Ballaquayle Road)	Douglas	22 July 2005	^[174]
230	Buck House Merton Bank		Merton Bank 54°09′11″N 4°29′05″W / 54.152996°N 4.484621°W / 54.152996; -4.484621 (Buck House Merton Bank)	Douglas	20 December 2005	Also known as Agriculture House and was formerly a Primitive Methodist chapel.^[175]
234	Farmhill Manor, Farmhill Lane, IM2 2EF		Farmhill Lane 54°09′16″N 4°31′22″W / 54.154490°N 4.522767°W / 54.154490; -4.522767 (Farmhill Manor, Farmhill Lane)	Douglas	6 June 2006	Small mansion originally known as Ballaquirk, converted from a farmhouse during 1780–1825.^[176]
244	Former Methodist Church aka Red Cross House, Derby Road. IM2 3EN		54°09′26″N 4°29′02″W / 54.157320°N 4.483781°W / 54.157320; -4.483781 (Former Methodist Church aka Red Cross House, Derby Road. IM2 3EN)	Douglas	13 September 2007	^[177]
258	Old School House, Cronkbourne, Douglas, IM4 4QH		54°10′07″N 4°29′51″W / 54.168641°N 4.497501°W / 54.168641; -4.497501 (Old School House, Cronkbourne)	Douglas	3 February 2009	^[178]
289	Former Newson's Trading Building 27-28 North Quay		North Quay 54°08′52″N 4°28′53″W / 54.147728°N 4.481435°W / 54.147728; -4.481435 (Former Newson's Trading Building 27-28 North Quay)	Douglas	13 April 2018	^[179]
290	IOM Bank Buildings 2 Athol Street		2 Athol Street 54°09′00″N 4°28′52″W / 54.149917°N 4.481107°W / 54.149917; -4.481107 (IOM Bank Buildings 2 Athol Street)	Douglas	13 April 2018	^[180]
83	Tynwald Old Mill and original Mill Wheel, Fuller's Hammer and related machinery, St Johns		54°12′30″N 4°37′58″W / 54.208354°N 4.632642°W / 54.208354; -4.632642 (Tynwald Old Mill)	St John's, German	4 November 1985	Old mill on River Neb.^[181] Included in St John's Village Conservation Area.
268	Glyn Moar, Glyn Moar Road, St Johns, IM4 3AQ		Brack a Broom Lane 54°12′22″N 4°38′32″W / 54.206054°N 4.642113°W / 54.206054; -4.642113 (Glyn Moar)	St. John's, German	18 September 2012	Manx Gothic Revival-style estate house built c.1845,^[182] Included in St John's Village Conservation Area.
237	Guard House & Fire Party, 258 Jurby Industrial Estate, IM7 3BD		54°21′33″N 4°31′18″W / 54.359153°N 4.521534°W / 54.359153; -4.521534 (Guard House & Fire Party)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[183] Later the Guard House Cafe.
238	Jurby Aerodrome Bomb Store, Jurby Industrial Estate		54°21′13″N 4°30′40″W / 54.353730°N 4.511149°W / 54.353730; -4.511149 (Jurby Aerodrome Bomb Store, Jurby Industrial Estate)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[184]
239	Jurby Terminal Building, Jurby Industrial Estate		54°21′23″N 4°31′19″W / 54.356371°N 4.521881°W / 54.356371; -4.521881 (Jurby Terminal Building)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[185]
240	Aeroplane & Seaplane Store, 266 Jurby Industrial Estate		54°21′31″N 4°31′20″W / 54.358479°N 4.522100°W / 54.358479; -4.522100 (Aeroplane & Seaplane Store, 266 Jurby Industrial Estate)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[186]
241.1	Pillbox at Field 211025		Ballavaran Road 54°20′59″N 4°31′29″W / 54.349793°N 4.524853°W / 54.349793; -4.524853 (Pillbox at Field 211025)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[187]
241.2	Pillbox at Field 214188, Ballamoar		54°21′12″N 4°30′46″W / 54.353387°N 4.512758°W / 54.353387; -4.512758 (Pillbox at Field 214188, Ballamoar)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[188]
241.3	Pillbox at Fields 210249 - 210250 & 210251, adjacent to Church Road		54°21′34″N 4°32′00″W / 54.359478°N 4.533452°W / 54.359478; -4.533452 (Pillbox at Fields 210249 - 210250 & 210251, adjacent to Church Road)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[189] On Ballathona Farm.
241.4	Pillbox at Fields 210356 & 214288, adjacent to Jurby East Road		54°21′50″N 4°30′59″W / 54.363973°N 4.516406°W / 54.363973; -4.516406 (Pillbox at Fields 210356 & 214288, adjacent to Jurby East Road)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[190]
241.5	Pillbox at Fields 210846 - 210872 & 210873, adjacent to Ballavarran Road		54°20′58″N 4°31′50″W / 54.349490°N 4.530472°W / 54.349490; -4.530472 (Fields 210846 - 210872 & 210873, adjacent to Ballavarran Road)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[191]
241.6	Pillbox at Fields 211033 - 214136 & Jurby Aerodrome, Ballamoar		54°21′03″N 4°31′07″W / 54.350822°N 4.518691°W / 54.350822; -4.518691 (Pillbox at Fields 211033 - 214136 & Jurby Aerodrome, Ballamoar)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[192]
241.7	Pillbox at Fields 214191 & 214197, adjacent to Church Road		54°21′16″N 4°32′23″W / 54.354506°N 4.539802°W / 54.354506; -4.539802 (Pillbox at Fields 214191 & 214197, adjacent to Church Road)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[193]
241.8	Pillbox at fields 214201 & 214286, adjacent to Jurby Road, Sandygate		54°21′36″N 4°30′41″W / 54.359990°N 4.511418°W / 54.359990; -4.511418 (Pillbox at fields 214201 & 214286, adjacent to Jurby Road, Sandygate)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[194]
241.9	Pillbox between Studio House & Jurby Aerodrome, Ballavarran Road		54°21′13″N 4°31′54″W / 54.353670°N 4.531657°W / 54.353670; -4.531657 (Pillbox between Studio House & Jurby Aerodrome, Ballavarran Road)	Jurby	26 March 2007	^[195]
85	Christ Church		54°13′53″N 4°24′19″W / 54.231490°N 4.405206°W / 54.231490; -4.405206 (Christ Church, Laxey)	Laxey	21 January 1986	^[196] A Gothic Revival-style Church of England parish church. It was "consecrated in 1856 for the local Lead miners to worship in. It was built to a design by Ewan Christian and construction costs of £950 were paid for by the Mining Company."^[197] Was closed for renovations and reopened at Easter, 2014.^[198]
227	Laxey Working Mens Institute, New Road		17 New Road 54°13′53″N 4°24′23″W / 54.231365°N 4.406368°W / 54.231365; -4.406368 (Laxey Working Mens Institute)	Laxey	17 January 2005	Originally opened 1876. Extensively renovations completed in 2011.^[199]^[200]
91	Staward Farm, Ballabrooie, Sulby		54°19′04″N 4°29′01″W / 54.317879°N 4.483505°W / 54.317879; -4.483505 (Staward Farm, Ballabrooie, Sulby)	Lezayre	23 February 1987	^[201]
138	Kirk Christ Lezayre Parochial Church		54°19′07″N 4°25′30″W / 54.318484°N 4.424983°W / 54.318484; -4.424983 (Kirk Christ Lezayre Parochial Church)	Lezayre	11 July 1991	^[202]
168	Milntown House, Including the Old Mill, Mill Pond and Mill Race		Glen Auldyn Road 54°19′12″N 4°24′14″W / 54.319899°N 4.403852°W / 54.319899; -4.403852 (Milntown House, Including the Old Mill, Mill Pond and Mill Race)	Lezayre	21 May 1997	^[203]
170	St Stephens Church and former School Room, Sulby		54°19′12″N 4°29′19″W / 54.319948°N 4.488619°W / 54.319948; -4.488619 (St Stephens Church and former School Room, Sulby)	Lezayre	22 April 1998	Together with its curtilage. Built in 1838, remodeled in 1880.^[204]
171	Sulby Old School, Sulby		54°19′12″N 4°29′20″W / 54.319927°N 4.488974°W / 54.319927; -4.488974 (Sulby Old School, Sulby)	Lezayre	22 April 1998	Built in 1879.^[205]
172	Sulby Methodist Church, Sulby		A14 54°19′10″N 4°29′29″W / 54.319308°N 4.491399°W / 54.319308; -4.491399 (Sulby Methodist Church)	Lezayre	22 April 1998	Built in 1912–13, has stained glass reflecting Arts and Crafts movement.^[206]
13	Old Kirk Lonan (St Adamnan's) Ballamenagh Road, Baldrine		Ballamenagh Road, Baldrine 54°11′10″N 4°24′41″W / 54.186026°N 4.411509°W / 54.186026; -4.411509 (Old Kirk Lonan (St Adamnan's))	Lonan	21 July 1983	St Adamnan's Church.^[207]
141	The Lane Mark Tower known as The Herring Tower, Langness		54°03′31″N 4°37′18″W / 54.058661°N 4.621654°W / 54.058661; -4.621654 (The Herring Tower)	Malew	1 August 1991	^[208]
142	The Powder House, Langness		54°03′38″N 4°37′14″W / 54.060549°N 4.620529°W / 54.060549; -4.620529 (The Powder House, Langness)	Malew	1 August 1991	^[209]
148	Langness Lighthouse		54°03′18″N 4°37′30″W / 54.054878°N 4.625078°W / 54.054878; -4.625078 (Langness Lighthouse)	Malew	5 November 1993	^[210] Built in 1880.
181	Old School/House, St Mark's		St. Mark's 54°08′03″N 4°36′37″W / 54.134151°N 4.610225°W / 54.134151; -4.610225 (Old School/House, St. Mark's)	Malew	6 December 2000	The school and a house for its master were built c.1845 in "Manx vernacular style". The school library had 302 volumes in 1847.^[211]
182	St Mark's Church, St Mark's		St. Mark's 54°08′02″N 4°36′36″W / 54.133836°N 4.610035°W / 54.133836; -4.610035 (St Mark's Church, St Mark's)	Malew	9 May 2001	Consecrated 1772.^[212]
184	Church Cottages, St Mark's		St. Mark's 54°08′00″N 4°36′37″W / 54.133464°N 4.610185°W / 54.133464; -4.610185 (Church Cottages, St Mark's)	Malew	9 May 2001	Two of the row of cottages were rebuilt from a previous school in 1846; a third was added in 1899.^[213]
242	Glashen Farmhouse & attached Barn, Ballasalla		Ballasalla 54°06′06″N 4°37′17″W / 54.101727°N 4.621512°W / 54.101727; -4.621512 (Glashen Farmhouse & attached Barn, Ballasalla)	Malew	22 March 2007	^[214]
256	Malew Parish Church, Great Meadow IM9 4EB		54°05′31″N 4°39′16″W / 54.09208°N 4.65442°W / 54.09208; -4.65442 (Malew Parish Church)	Malew	8 April 2008	^[215]
267	Scarlett House, Castletown, IM9 1TB		54°04′00″N 4°39′49″W / 54.066647°N 4.663632°W / 54.066647; -4.663632 (Scarlett House, Castletown)	Malew	18 September 2012	Home of William Sedden. 1717 date stone. c.1900 renovations.^[216]
284	Ballasalla Gate House		Station Road, Ballasalla 54°05′44″N 4°37′46″W / 54.095694°N 4.629412°W / 54.095694; -4.629412 (Ballasalla Gate House)	Malew	1 March 2017	^[217]
285	Water Tower Ballasalla		Station Road, Ballasalla 54°05′44″N 4°37′46″W / 54.095694°N 4.629412°W / 54.095694; -4.629412 (Water Tower Ballasalla)	Malew	1 March 2017	^[218] The water tower is gone; perhaps substructure remains?
14	St Runius Church, Ellerslie		Garth Rd. 54°10′35″N 4°34′23″W / 54.176288°N 4.573153°W / 54.176288; -4.573153 (St Runius Church, Ellerslie)	Marown	21 July 1983	^[219]
110	The South, East and West elements of the Courtyard at Ellerslie Farm		54°10′31″N 4°34′10″W / 54.175206°N 4.569548°W / 54.175206; -4.569548 (The South, East and West elements of the Courtyard at Ellerslie Farm)	Marown	16 March 1989	^[220]
131	Ballaglass Power Station		54°16′48″N 4°22′07″W / 54.279971°N 4.368505°W / 54.279971; -4.368505 (Ballaglass Power Station)	Maughold	11 May 1989	^[221] Not included in Maughold Conservation Area.
202	School House (former Parochial or Central School)		School House Road 54°17′32″N 4°21′12″W / 54.292325°N 4.353301°W / 54.292325; -4.353301 (School House (former Parochial or Central School))	Maughold	20 September 2002	^[222] Not included in Maughold Conservation Area.
22	The Cottage, Bishopscourt		Main Rd. 54°17′54″N 4°34′19″W / 54.298354°N 4.571961°W / 54.298354; -4.571961 (The Cottage, Bishopscourt)	Michael	26 September 1983	^[223]
23	The Refectory, Bishopscourt		Main Rd. 54°17′54″N 4°34′20″W / 54.298308°N 4.572147°W / 54.298308; -4.572147 (The Refectory, Bishopscourt)	Michael	26 September 1983	Refectory^[224]
136	The Old Court House, Kirk Michael		Main Rd. 54°16′56″N 4°35′16″W / 54.282242°N 4.587798°W / 54.282242; -4.587798 (The Old Court House, Kirk Michael)	Michael	14 February 1991	^[225]
143	Orrisdale Limekiln, Glentrunk, Michael		54°17′55″N 4°35′01″W / 54.298616°N 4.583609°W / 54.298616; -4.583609 (Orrisdale Limekiln, Glentrunk, Michael)	Michael	15 October 1991	^[226]
245	Greystones Cottage, Main Road, Kirk Michael		54°17′05″N 4°35′10″W / 54.284670°N 4.585986°W / 54.284670; -4.585986 (Greystones Cottage, Main Road, Kirk Michael)	Michael	31 July 2007	^[227]
248	St Michael's Church aka Kirk Michael and All Angels Church, Main Road		54°17′07″N 4°35′11″W / 54.285246°N 4.586280°W / 54.285246; -4.586280 (St Michael's Church aka Kirk Michael and All Angels Church, Main Road)	Michael	8 May 2009	^[228]
249	Orrisdale House, Orrisdale, Michael		54°18′19″N 4°34′29″W / 54.305385°N 4.574813°W / 54.305385; -4.574813 (Orrisdale House, Orrisdale, Michael)	Michael	3 December 2007	Seat of the Crellin family.^[229]
250	The Whitehouse, Main Road, Kirk Michael		Main Road (A3) 54°17′11″N 4°34′36″W / 54.286273°N 4.576804°W / 54.286273; -4.576804 (The Whitehouse, Main Road, Kirk Michael)	Michael	22 November 2007	Landmark set back from low wall along A3. Dates from before 1688, but present house built in the 1700s.^[230]
251	Church View House, Main Road, Kirk Michael		54°17′06″N 4°35′08″W / 54.284902°N 4.585642°W / 54.284902; -4.585642 (Church View House, Main Road, Kirk Michael)	Michael	3 December 2007	^[231]
252	Spooyt Vane Sunday School, Ballaleigh Road, Kirk Michael		54°16′09″N 4°35′53″W / 54.269282°N 4.598120°W / 54.269282; -4.598120 (Spooyt Vane Sunday School, Ballaleigh Road, Kirk Michael)	Michael	3 December 2007	Built c. 1860 at cost of £100.^[232]
117	Kate's Cottage, Keppel Gate		54°12′40″N 4°28′37″W / 54.211235°N 4.477083°W / 54.211235; -4.477083 (Kate's Cottage)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[233]
118	St Peter's Church Hall, Royal Avenue		Royal Ave. 54°10′28″N 4°27′15″W / 54.174399°N 4.454041°W / 54.174399; -4.454041 (St Peter's Church Hall, Royal Avenue)	Onchan	11 September 1989	Also known as Onchan Parish Hall.^[234]
119	St Peter's Parish Church		Church Road 54°10′27″N 4°27′07″W / 54.174067°N 4.452009°W / 54.174067; -4.452009 (St Peter's Parish Church, Onchan)	Onchan	11 September 1989	Construction began in 1830, replacing previous church. Designed by Hanson and Welch. Modified in 1863 and 1913.^[235]
121	St Catherine's, St Catherine's Terrace		St Catherine's Terrace & Avondale Road 54°10′29″N 4°27′22″W / 54.174723°N 4.456192°W / 54.174723; -4.456192 (St Catherine's, St Catherine's Terrace)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[236]
122	Welch House, Church Road		Church Road54°10′29″N 4°27′11″W / 54.174654°N 4.452999°W / 54.174654; -4.452999 (Welch House, Church Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[237]
123	Braeside, King Edward Road		King Edward Road 54°10′14″N 4°26′21″W / 54.170491°N 4.439295°W / 54.170491; -4.439295 (Braeside, King Edward Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	Adjacent to Leafield. Baillie Scott-designed.^[238]
124	Leafield, King Edward Road		King Edward Road 54°10′14″N 4°26′21″W / 54.170449°N 4.439060°W / 54.170449; -4.439060 (Leafield, King Edward Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	Adjacent to Braefield. Baillie Scott-designed.^[239]
125	19 Governor's Road		19 Governor's Road 54°10′23″N 4°27′35″W / 54.173105°N 4.459640°W / 54.173105; -4.459640 (19 Governor's Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[240]
126	21 Governor's Road		21 Governor's Road 54°10′23″N 4°27′34″W / 54.173119°N 4.459560°W / 54.173119; -4.459560 (21 Governor's Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[241]
127	23 Governor's Road		23 Governor's Road 54°10′23″N 4°27′34″W / 54.173135°N 4.459488°W / 54.173135; -4.459488 (23 Governor's Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[242]
128	25 Governor's Road		25 Governor's Road 54°10′23″N 4°27′34″W / 54.173142°N 4.459396°W / 54.173142; -4.459396 (25 Governor's Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[243]
129	27 Governor's Road		27 Governor's Road 54°10′23″N 4°27′34″W / 54.173158°N 4.459324°W / 54.173158; -4.459324 (27 Governor's Road)	Onchan	11 September 1989	^[244]
133	Woodlands Towers, Ashley Road		54°11′05″N 4°27′32″W / 54.184665°N 4.459014°W / 54.184665; -4.459014 (Woodlands Towers, Ashley Road)	Onchan	20 July 1991	^[245]
222	Clucas Laundry Old Engine Room, Chimneys and Sluices, Tromode		Carrs Lane, Tromode Industrial Estate 54°10′14″N 4°29′45″W / 54.170668°N 4.495733°W / 54.170668; -4.495733 (Clucas Laundry Old Engine Room, Chimneys and Sluices, Tromode)	Onchan	13 May 2004	^[246]
8	Thatched house at Niarbyl Beach		Niarbyl Rd.54°09′48″N 4°44′26″W / 54.163386°N 4.740459°W / 54.163386; -4.740459 (Thatched house at Niarbyl Beach)	Patrick	23 May 1983	Cottage with thatched roof.^[247]
157	The Village House, Foxdale		A3, Foxdale54°10′09″N 4°38′19″W / 54.169277°N 4.638730°W / 54.169277; -4.638730 (The Village House, Foxdale)	Patrick	31 October 1995	^[248]
263	The Banqueting Hall, Ballamoar Farm, Patrick Road, Patrick		Patrick Road 54°12′22″N 4°41′08″W / 54.206113°N 4.685481°W / 54.206113; -4.685481 (The Banqueting Hall, Ballamoar Farm, Patrick Road, Patrick)	Patrick	19 January 2009	Two-storey building within Ballamoar Farm.^[249] Rented out as The Coach House at Ballmoar Farm.^[250]
286	Clock Tower Foxdale		54°10′09″N 4°38′00″W / 54.169258°N 4.633375°W / 54.169258; -4.633375 (Clock Tower Foxdale)	Patrick	1 February 2017	^[251]
89	Philip Christian Centre, Christian Street		Christian Street P54°13′22″N 4°41′27″W / 54.222863°N 4.690955°W / 54.222863; -4.690955 (Philip Christian Centre, Christian Street)	Peel	6 May 1986	^[252]
104	The Foundry, East Quay		East Quay 54°13′26″N 4°41′51″W / 54.223830°N 4.697492°W / 54.223830; -4.697492 (The Foundry, East Quay)	Peel	21 September 1987	^[253]
108	8 Dwellings, numbered 5-9 Charles Street and 1-11 Queen Street		54°13′26″N 4°41′42″W / 54.223888°N 4.695131°W / 54.223888; -4.695131 (8 Dwellings, numbered 5-9 Charles Street and 1-11 Queen Street)	Peel	1 January 2002	^[note 8]
111	The former premises of T Moore & Sons, Mill Road, Peel (The Kipperyard)		Mill Road 54°13′13″N 4°41′58″W / 54.220401°N 4.699556°W / 54.220401; -4.699556 (The former premises of T Moore & Sons, Mill Road, Peel (The Kipperyard))	Peel	23 August 1989	^[254] Now Moore's Traditional Museum.
194	Primitive Methodist Chapel		54°13′22″N 4°41′26″W / 54.222841°N 4.690546°W / 54.222841; -4.690546 (Primitive Methodist Chapel, Peel)	Peel	31 October 2001	Opened in 1878, a Primitive Methodist chapel.^[255]
204	St. German's Cathedral		54°13′18″N 4°41′28″W / 54.221667°N 4.691111°W / 54.221667; -4.691111 (St. German's Cathedral (Peel Cathedral))	Peel	18 October 2002	Red sandstone and slate cruciform cathedral built 1879–83.^[256] Also known as Peel Cathedral.
266	Peel Police Station (formerly Peel Court House), Derby Road, Peel		Derby Rd. 54°13′19″N 4°41′24″W / 54.222053°N 4.689979°W / 54.222053; -4.689979 (Peel Police Station (formerly Peel Court House), Derby Road, Peel) With photos.	Peel	20 October 2014	^[257] Built in 1892 to 1893 to the designs of architect Langton Dennis.
270	Peel Harbour Masters Office		East Quay 54°13′28″N 4°41′51″W / 54.224372°N 4.697427°W / 54.224372; -4.697427 (Peel Harbour Masters Office)	Peel	17 February 2017	^[258] Peel Coastguard Museum now.
6	Primrose Thatched Cottage, St Marys Road		St. Mary's Road 54°04′54″N 4°45′36″W / 54.081534°N 4.760060°W / 54.081534; -4.760060 (Primrose Thatched Cottage, St Marys Road)	Port Erin	23 May 1983	Early farm workers cottage with thatched roof.^[259]
7	Cott Ny Greiney, Beach Road		Beach Road 54°04′55″N 4°43′55″W / 54.081890°N 4.731990°W / 54.081890; -4.731990 (Cott Ny Greiney, Beach Road)	Port St Mary	23 May 1983	Cottage with thatched roof with traditional two-room plan.^[260]
183	The West Wing of the Bay Queen Hotel, The Promenade		The Promenade 54°04′45″N 4°44′05″W / 54.079218°N 4.734838°W / 54.079218; -4.734838 (The West Wing of the Bay Queen Hotel, The Promenade)	Port St Mary	9 May 2001	1935 building extension designed by Douglas architect Alexander J. Davidson, supposedly in Art Deco style.^[261]
203	The Old Sail Loft, Shore Road		The Underway 54°04′23″N 4°44′17″W / 54.073019°N 4.738083°W / 54.073019; -4.738083 (The Old Sail Loft, Shore Road)	Port St Mary	20 September 2002	Sail maker's loft building and adjacent cottage.^[262]
10	Mysore Cottages, 37, 39, 41 & 43 Waterloo Road		54°19′12″N 4°22′45″W / 54.319912°N 4.379155°W / 54.319912; -4.379155 (Mysore Cottages, 37, 39, 41 & 43 Waterloo Road)	Ramsey	19 July 1983	One-storey stone cottages, semi-detached.^[263]
79	Ramsey Court House, Parliament Street		54°19′17″N 4°22′51″W / 54.321354°N 4.380937°W / 54.321354; -4.380937 (Ramsey Court House)	Ramsey	26 April 1985	^[264]
80	Our Lady of the Star and Sea St Maughold's Roman Catholic Church, Queens Promenade		Queens Promenade54°19′19″N 4°22′42″W / 54.321929°N 4.378350°W / 54.321929; -4.378350 (Our Lady of the Star and Sea St Maughold's Roman Catholic Church, Queens Promenade)	Ramsey	26 April 1985	^[265]
84	St Paul's Church, Market Square		Market Square 54°19′16″N 4°22′46″W / 54.321161°N 4.379401°W / 54.321161; -4.379401 (St Paul's Church, Market Square)	Ramsey	27 November 1985	^[266]
87	Ramsey Youth Centre, Waterloo Road		Waterloo Road 54°19′11″N 4°22′44″W / 54.319720°N 4.378898°W / 54.319720; -4.378898 (Ramsey Youth Centre, Waterloo Road)	Ramsey	19 February 1986	^[267]
88	Lough House, Approach Road		Approach Road 54°19′11″N 4°22′41″W / 54.319711°N 4.378139°W / 54.319711; -4.378139 (Lough House, Approach Road)	Ramsey	18 April 1986	^[268]
90	Ballure Church		54°18′57″N 4°22′36″W / 54.315764°N 4.376650°W / 54.315764; -4.376650 (Ballure Church)	Ramsey	8 May 1986	Church apparently also known as St. Mary's Church, per identification in map in the registration document.^[269]
139	Warehouse building at 26 West Quay		26 West Quay 54°19′22″N 4°23′04″W / 54.322700°N 4.384341°W / 54.322700; -4.384341 (Warehouse building at 26 West Quay)	Ramsey	1 August 1991	^[270]
144	The Saddle Hotel, Parliament Street		54°19′18″N 4°22′49″W / 54.321556°N 4.380215°W / 54.321556; -4.380215 (The Saddle Hotel, Parliament Street)	Ramsey	1 January 1991	^[271] Has facades facing west upon Parliament Street and east upon Market Place.
151	2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, & 18, Albion Terrace		Lezayre Road (A3) 54°19′19″N 4°23′18″W / 54.321970°N 4.388196°W / 54.321970; -4.388196 (2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, & 18, Albion Terrace)	Ramsey	24 August 1994	^[272]
152	3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 Auckland Terrace & West House		54°19′21″N 4°23′07″W / 54.322389°N 4.385319°W / 54.322389; -4.385319 (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 Auckland Terrace & West House)	Ramsey	24 August 1994	^[273]
154	Queen's Pier, Ramsey		54°19′10″N 4°22′14″W / 54.319444°N 4.370507°W / 54.319444; -4.370507 (Queen's Pier)	Ramsey	6 February 1995	^[274]
155	Ballure Inn		7 Ballure Road (A2) 54°19′00″N 4°22′28″W / 54.316672°N 4.374530°W / 54.316672; -4.374530 (Ballure Inn)	Ramsey	12 July 1995	Originally a farmhouse, later an inn.^[275] Also known as Snowdrop Cottage. Listing includes barn/garage of 8 Ballure Road.^[276]
176	The Central Hotel		54°19′20″N 4°23′13″W / 54.322207°N 4.386941°W / 54.322207; -4.386941 (Central Hotel)	Ramsey	30 September 1998	Also known as the Old High Bailiff's Residence, was home of Frederick Tellet, longest-serving High Bailiff. Probably built as residence for Thomas Mylrea around 1797.^[277]
206	May Hill House (formerly Cronk Brae), May Hill		A18 54°19′09″N 4°22′56″W / 54.319080°N 4.382259°W / 54.319080; -4.382259 (May Hill House (formerly Cronk Brae), May Hill)	Ramsey	18 October 2002	^[278]
211	Beach Cottage, Ballure Road		54°19′01″N 4°22′29″W / 54.317053°N 4.374655°W / 54.317053; -4.374655 (Beach Cottage, Ballure Road)	Ramsey	27 January 2003	Merchant's home with private route down cliff to beach used for trading, built by 1700, pre-dates Ramsey harbour. Two houses converted into one.^[275]
212	Ballure Cottage, Ballure Road		Ballure Road (A2) 54°18′50″N 4°22′26″W / 54.313855°N 4.373849°W / 54.313855; -4.373849 (Ballure Cottage, Ballure Road)	Ramsey	27 January 2003	^[279]
214	The Albert Tower		54°18′47″N 4°22′47″W / 54.312937°N 4.379684°W / 54.312937; -4.379684 (The Albert Tower)	Maughold^[note 9]	27 January 2003	^[280] Built in 1848 to commemorate 1847 visit by Albert, Prince Consort.
215	Dunluce, Ballure Road		Ballure Road 54°18′53″N 4°22′25″W / 54.314830°N 4.373551°W / 54.314830; -4.373551 (Dunluce, Ballure Road)	Ramsey	27 January 2003	^[281]
216	Sea Cliff, Ballure Road^[note 10]		Ballure Road 54°19′01″N 4°22′28″W / 54.316914°N 4.374557°W / 54.316914; -4.374557 (Sea Cliff, Ballure Road)	Ramsey	27 January 2003	^[282]
218	Riverside Cottage, Bridge Lane		Bridge Lane 54°19′31″N 4°23′22″W / 54.325139°N 4.389508°W / 54.325139; -4.389508 (Riverside Cottage, Bridge Lane)	Ramsey	9 May 2003	Two-storey Manx vernacular stone cottage, with no river view.^[283]
219	15 Riverside Cottages, Bridge Lane		54°19′30″N 4°23′19″W / 54.325010°N 4.388687°W / 54.325010; -4.388687 (15 Riverside Cottages, Bridge Lane)	Ramsey	9 May 2003	Built before 1755 probably as a farm-worker cottage.^[284]
220	17 Riverside Cottages, Bridge Lane		54°19′30″N 4°23′19″W / 54.324976°N 4.388731°W / 54.324976; -4.388731 (17 Riverside Cottages, Bridge Lane)	Ramsey	9 May 2003	^[285]
221	Bridge Inn, Bowring Road		Bowring Road54°19′29″N 4°23′19″W / 54.324785°N 4.388584°W / 54.324785; -4.388584 (Bridge Inn, Bowring Road)	Ramsey	9 May 2003	^[286]
246	Beaconsfield Towers, Jurby Road, Ramsey		54°19′43″N 4°23′32″W / 54.328548°N 4.392275°W / 54.328548; -4.392275 (Beaconsfield Towers, Jurby Road, Ramsey)	Ramsey	31 July 2007	Known also as Monk's Mill and as Lezayre Steam and Wind Mills. Two-storey tall base of a windmill formerly 64 feet (20 m) tall, and associated corn mill and saw mill and other buildings.^[287]
9	Rose Cottage, Surby Road, Surby^[note 11]		Greenway Road^[288]54°06′05″N 4°44′30″W / 54.101391°N 4.741596°W / 54.101391; -4.741596 (Rose Cottage)	Rushen	23 May 1983	Has thatched roof.^[289] Appears not to be one of houses rethatched by "Master Thatchers, although they report they did thatch a roof in Surby.^[290]
279	Colby Level Gate Hut, Colby		Croit-E-Caley 54°05′30″N 4°43′16″W / 54.091636°N 4.721173°W / 54.091636; -4.721173 (Colby Level Gate Hut, Colby)	Rushen	21 October 2014	Stone house for railway gatekeeper, 15 by 10 feet (4.6 m × 3.0 m) in plan.^[291]
280	Ballagawne Gate House, Mount Gawne Road, Colby		Mount Gawne Rd. 54°05′19″N 4°43′53″W / 54.088490°N 4.731339°W / 54.088490; -4.731339 (Ballagawne Gate House, Mount Gawne Road, Colby)	Rushen	21 October 2014	^[292]
15	Santon Parish Church (St Sanctain's), Church Road		Arragon Veg Rd. 54°06′30″N 4°35′08″W / 54.108422°N 4.585653°W / 54.108422; -4.585653 (Santon Parish Church)	Santon	21 July 1983	The church was rebuilt most recently in 1774, perhaps after a fire. It was previously rebuilt c.1720–1730.^[293] ^[294]
209	Mullinaragher		Mullinaragher Rd. 54°07′42″N 4°35′26″W / 54.128221°N 4.590570°W / 54.128221; -4.590570 (Mullinaragher)	Santon	11 December 2002	Farm complex.^[295]
278	Railway Station, Main Road, Santon, IM4 1EH		54°07′06″N 4°35′03″W / 54.118206°N 4.584157°W / 54.118206; -4.584157 (Railway Station, Main Road, Santon)	Santon	21 October 2014	Wooden station building built in 1875. Was at risk of being lost in the 1980s; a railway society stepped in to pay for repairs.^[296]

Conservation Areas

	Official name^[1]	Image	Location	Parish /local authority area^[1]	Date of registration^[1]	Note
1	Douglas (North Quay) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes about five Registered Buildings.^[297]^[298]
2	Douglas (Little Switzerland) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes three Registered Buildings.^[297]^[299]
3	Douglas (Ballaquayle Road) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes no Registered Buildings.^[297]^[300]
4	Douglas (Selborne Drive) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes four Registered Buildings.^[297]^[301]
5	Douglas (Windsor Road) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes about 10 Registered Buildings.^[297]^[302]
6	Douglas (Olympia) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes four Registered Buildings.^[297]^[303]
7	Douglas (Woodbourne Road) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes three Registered Buildings.^[297]^[304]
8	Douglas Promenades Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			Includes about 12 Registered Buildings.^[297]^[305]
9	Douglas (Athol Street/Victoria Street/Duke Street) Conservation Area		Douglas, Isle of Man^[note 12]			^[306]^[307] Includes about 14 Registered Buildings.
10	Silverdale Conservation Area			Silverdale		Along Silver Burn running south from the A3 to the A7; includes Cregg Mill (54°06′23″N 4°38′18″W / 54.10638°N 4.63831°W / 54.10638; -4.63831 (Cregg Mill)), Silverdale Glen (Manx National Heritage), Monks’ Bridge (c.1350), and Rushen Abbey. Has no Registered Buildings.^[308]^[309]^[310]
11	Castletown Conservation Area		Castletown			^[311]
12	Laxey Conservation Area		Laxey			Laxey^[312]
13	Onchan Conservation Area		Onchan			Onchan^[313]
14	Maughold Conservation Area		Maughold			^[314] Includes no Registered Buildings.
15	St John's Village Conservation Area		St John's			Includes Tynwald Hill, and Registered Buildings Tynwald Old Mill (aka St. John's Mill) and Glyn Moar, and all or part of Tynwald National Park and Arboretum (which was designated a Bird Sanctuary in 1982, and also protected under 1990 wildlife act).^[315]^[316]
16	St Marks Village Conservation Area		St Marks			^[317]
17	Glen Wyllin Conservation Area		Glen Wyllin			Glen Wyllin^[318]
18	Kirk Michael Conservation Area		Kirk Michael			^[319]
19	Ramsey Conservation Area		Ramsey			^[320]
20	Peel Conservation Area		Peel			It's an area of many properties.^[321]
21	Colby Conservation Area		Colby			^[322]

See also

• List of churches on the Isle of Man
• Windmills in the Isle of Man

Notes

1. Thomas Brine is associated with St Paul's, Ramsey, Old House of Keys, the Herring Tower, and Westwood, The Crofts.
2. For RB12 "Old Kirk Braddan Church, Saddle Road", Isle of Man government provides registration document for Registered Building No. 11 instead.
3. Wording corrected relative to DEFA website's wording "Former Toil House, (Tollgate House), Old C'town Road junction, Marine Drive"
4. Contrast evident photo in 1 Parliament Square documentation vs. Google Streetview captured September 2010, accessed 18 April 2018. May now be known as "The Old Coach House".
5. Google Streetview accessed 21 April 2018.
6. Name should perhaps be "Inglenook, Falcon Cliff Terrace"?
7. DEFA website lists as "The former Isle of Times Office, 9 Athol Street", error being that the word "Man" is omitted, relative to registration document.
8. DEFA website does not currently (April 2018) provide online registration documents for "8 Dwellings, numbered 5–9 Charles Street and 1–11 Queen Street", in Peel.
9. DEFA website identifies The Albert Tower as being located in Ramsey. It is located just outside Ramsey in Maughold.
10. DEFA website lists as "Sea Cliffe", but sign on gate visible in Google Streetview, and registration document record as "Sea Cliff".
11. DEFA website identifies location as "Sulby Road, Sulby", but "Surby Road, Surby" is apparently intended. Listing document has "Surby". There is a "Sulby" in an entirely different location of Isle of Man
12. See location within Douglas in map at "Douglas Conservation Areas" (PDF). Department of Infrastructure, Isle of Man. Retrieved 13 December 2020.

References

1. "Official Isle of Man Government website: Is my building registered? / Registered Buildings". Retrieved 23 April 2018.
2. "Official Isle of Man Government website: Conservation areas - further information". Retrieved 11 December 2020.
3. "Official Isle of Man Government website: Conservation areas". Retrieved 11 December 2020.
4. "Contact us".
5. "Policy and Guidance Notes for the Conservation of the Historic Environment of the Isle of Man / Planning Policy Statement 1/01" (PDF). Department of Local Government and the Environment, Isle of Man. Retrieved 23 April 2018.
6. "Thatching on the Isle of Man".
7. "Alliance for Building Conservation – its History". Alliance for Building Conservation. Retrieved 14 April 2018.
8. F. Coakley (1999). "Leodest [Loudas] Primitive Methodist Chapel 1835". Retrieved 11 April 2018.
9. "Registered Building No. 2" (PDF). Isle of Man Local Government Board. 23 May 1983. With six photos.
10. "Registered Building No. 5" (PDF). Isle of Man Local Government Board. 23 May 1983. With six photos.
11. "Manx National Heritage launch 'Yn Thie Thooit' self catering cottage - Isle of Man News | Manx.net".
12. "Manx National Heritage launch 'Yn Thie Thooit' self catering cottage". Isle of Man News. 28 January 2016.
13. Archived from the original on 8 December 2020. Retrieved 22 February 2022
14. "Yn-Thie-Thooit". 8 May 2020.
15. "Airbnb: Vacation Rentals, Cabins, Beach Houses, Unique Homes & Experiences".
16. "THE 10 BEST Isle of Man Vacation Rentals, Cottages (With Photos) | Tripadvisor - Self Catering in Isle of Man, UK".
17. "Self-Catering - Visit Isle of Man".
18. "Registered Building No. 189" (PDF). Retrieved 11 April 2018.
19. "Ballaradcliffe House Kiondroghad Road" (PDF). Retrieved 13 April 2018. With map and five photos.
20. "Old Rectory, Andreas Village, Isle of Man" (PDF).
21. "Registered Building No. 150" (PDF).
22. "Early Stein Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, 1864". Manxnotebook.
23. "Registered Building No. 207" (PDF). 18 October 2002. With 13 photos.
24. "Parville Ballagawne Road Ballabeg Castletown Isle of Man / Otherwise known as Parville Place" (PDF). With 18 photos.
25. "Registered Building No. 11" (PDF). With eight photos.
26. "Registered Building No. 1" (PDF). With nine photos.
27. "Registered Building No. 81" (PDF). With four photos.
28. "Registered Building No. 92" (PDF).
29. "Registered Building No. 130" (PDF). With drawing and five photos.
30. "Registered Building No. 153" (PDF). With four photos.
31. "Registered Building No. 158" (PDF). With four photos.
32. "Registered Building No. 165" (PDF).
33. "Registered Building No. 180" (PDF). With seven photos.
34. "Registered Building No. 229" (PDF).
35. "Registered Building No. 232" (PDF). With two photos.
36. "Registered Building No. 233" (PDF).
37. "Registered Building No. 4" (PDF). With three photos.
38. "Registered Building No. 4" (PDF). With three photos.
39. "Registered Building No. 135" (PDF). With three photos.
40. "Registered Building No. 146" (PDF). With four photos.
41. "Registered Building No. 147" (PDF).
42. "Registered Building No. 16" (PDF). With 12 photos.
43. "Registered Building No. 17" (PDF). With nine photos.
44. "Registered Building No. 24" (PDF). With four photos.
45. "Registered Building No. 25" (PDF).

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