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Locally Listed Building - Highlands Primary School - Highlands Primary School, Highlands Gardens, Ilford - Map - Redbridge

Early twentieth century, large two-storey structure of yellow stock, with base of blue Staffordshire brick, and a clay tiled roof which is hipped with dentil eaves. Highlands Primary School was constructed on the land of a form eighteenth-century estate

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-highlands-primary-school-highlands-primary-school-highlands-gardens-ilford


Locally Listed Building - 500 and 502 High Road - 500 and 502 High Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge

Early/mid nineteenth century. Two storey pair. Yellow stocks. Low pitch hipped slate roofs and curved metal canopy hoods to ground floor.

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-500-and-502-high-road-500-and-502-high-road-woodford-green


Locally Listed Building - 595 and 597 High Road - 595 and 597 High Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge

Circa 1830. Semi-detached pair. Two storeys and basement. Two bays wide. London yellow stock brick with stucco quoins, strings, dressings and window architraves. Low pitch hipped slate roof with bracketed eaves.

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-595-and-597-high-road-595-and-597-high-road-woodford-green


Locally Listed Building - Seven Kings Station - Seven Kings Station, High Road, Seven Kings, Ilford - Map - Redbridge

Built 1899. One storey. Red brick with stone dressings. Tile roof with pedimented gables. Shallow segmental pediment over the entrance.

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-seven-kings-station-seven-kings-station-high-road-seven-kings-ilford


Locally Listed Building - St. Luke's Church - St. Luke's Church, Baxter Road, Ilford - Map - Redbridge

Constructed circa 1909, the Church of St Luke’s was consecrated 1915. The building was designed by Edwin T. Dunn in the Perpendicular /Gothic Revival style and is set on an east-west axis.

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-st-luke-s-church-st-luke-s-church-baxter-road-ilford


Locally Listed Building - 16 New Wanstead - 16, New Wanstead, Wanstead - Map - Redbridge

A mid-nineteenth century dwelling of two storeys with basement and three bays. Constructed from stock brick under a low pitch hipped slate roof with wide eaves on console brackets. Tall slender chimneys

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-16-new-wanstead-16-new-wanstead-wanstead


Locally Listed Building - 2 Twyford Road - 2 Twyford Road, Ilford - Map - Redbridge

Corner shop built in 1905. Two storeys, one bay wide. Rendered elevations under slate roof. Gabled roof form with parapet to front elevation topped with decorative stone finial.

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-2-twyford-road-2-twyford-road-ilford


Locally Listed Building - Wansted Station - Wansted Station, The Green, Wanstead - Map - Redbridge

Designed by Charles Holden 1937-38. The station is a concrete structure with a rectilinear form. The station is two-storeys with a prominent tower to the western elevation displaying the Underground roundel on each face.

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-wansted-station-wansted-station-the-green-wanstead


Locally Listed Building - 12 and 14 Park Avenue - 12 and 14, Park Avenue, Ilford - Map - Redbridge

C19 early to mid. Pair of semi-detached villas. Two storeys over basement. Each house two windows wide. Yellow stock brick. Stucco to basement architraves. Stucco string course between first and second floors.

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-12-and-14-park-avenue-12-and-14-park-avenue-ilford


Locally Listed Building - 84 and 86 High Road, Ilford - 84 and 86, High Road, Ilford - Map - Redbridge

Built c.1911. Now a Halifax Bank, the property appears to have originally been two separate buildings with two separate shop fronts. The Art Deco façade originally extended to the ground floor. Three storeys

https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/listed-buildings-local/locally-listed-building-84-and-86-high-road-ilford-84-and-86-high-road-ilford