Sandwich › History › Grade II* › Pellicane House Photo: Stephen Craven · CC BY-SA 2.0 · tap to enlargeGrade II* listed building · Historic England Pellicane House Listed Grade II* since 1950 76 years · Grade II* is the next 5.8% of England’s listed buildings
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About About Pellicane House Pellicane House is one of 26 Grade II* listed buildings in Sandwich and about 22,127 in England. It was among the first 101 buildings in Sandwich to be listed, on 19 May 1950, and its entry was last amended on 23 April 1976. It stands in the No data available for publication by HE conservation area. Within 400 metres are 6 more Grade I buildings and 380 other listed buildings.
HE Read the official list entry Historic England’s description of the building, its history and why it is listed · List entry 1335883 ↗ Grade II* is for particularly important buildings of more than special interest, about 5.8% of all listed buildings in England. Listing protects the whole building, inside and out: changes need listed building consent from the council.
The record
Grade Grade II*
First listed 19 May 1950
Entry amended 23 April 1976
Type House
Conservation area No data available for publication by HE
Grid reference TR 33149 58170
Where Sandwich, Kent Visit Make it a walk: 5 listed buildings in about 10 minutes Sandwich · about 0.3 miles on foot, as the crow flies
1 2 3 4 5 © OpenStreetMap contributors Around it 169 more listed buildings within 150 metres Grade I and II* ones open their own page; Grade II ones open the official list entry.
II 20, High Street 12 m II 24, High Street 17 m II 23, High Street 18 m II West Croft 20 m II 17 and 19, High Street 21 m II 26, High Street 22 m II St George's House 25 m II Outbuilding to Rear of No 32 25 m II 15, High Street 26 m II Preston House 30 m II 28, High Street 30 m II Gas Lamp at Corner near High Street in Seven Post Alley 33 m II 3 Bollards at Entrance to Seven Post Alley 34 m II 11 and 13, High Street 35 m II Boundary Walling on North and South Side of Entrance to Seven Post Alley 35 m II 30 and 30A, St Peter's Street 38 m II 30, High Street 39 m II Lea House 41 m Show the other 151 II 31, High Street 41 m II Melbourne House 43 m II* Curfew House 43 m II 32, High Street 44 m II 32, St Peter's Street 45 m II 34, High Street 49 m II 31A, High Street 49 m II Hadley House 50 m II 20 and 22, St Peter's Street 50 m II 10, High Street 50 m II Three Kings Yard 51 m II 3 Bollards Opposite No 30 53 m II 8 and 10, Upper Strand Street 54 m II 2 Bollards Seven Post Alley 57 m II 18, St Peter's Street 57 m II Seven Post House 57 m II 16, St Peter's Street 59 m II Barbican Players 61 m II* The Admiral Owen Public House 62 m II 40, High Street 62 m II 37 and 39, High Street 62 m II 2 Bollards Opposite Seven Post Alley 63 m II 12, Upper Strand Street 63 m II The Bell Hotel 64 m II 5, Upper Strand Street 65 m II 3-7, Strand Street 67 m II Three Kings 67 m II 42, High Street 68 m II 3, 5, 9 and 11, St Peter's Street 68 m II St Peter's Churchyard Walls 69 m II Chapel Remains Behind No 11 70 m II 10 and 12, St Peter's Street 72 m II 41, High Street 73 m II Pump at North East corner of Former Three Kings Public House 74 m I Church of St Peter 75 m II Norfolk House 76 m II Iron railings at Three Kings, 9 Strand Street 78 m II Old Milk Alley Flat 79 m II Boundary Stone in Front Wall of No 44 81 m II 43, High Street 81 m II The Crispin Inn 81 m II 9, Upper Strand Street 84 m II 7, King Street 85 m II* 11, 11A, 13, 15 and 15A, Strand Street 85 m II 45, High Street 85 m II* 5, King Street 85 m II 19 and 19A, King Street 87 m II Warehouse (Gardeners) 90 m II 46-50, High Street 90 m II 47, High Street 91 m II 4-10, Market Street 92 m I The Barbican 93 m II 10, Strand Street 93 m II 49 and 51, High Street 96 m II 13 and 15, Upper Strand Street 98 m II Sandwich War Memorial 99 m II 24 and 24A, King Street 99 m II 50, St Peter's Street 100 m II 26, King Street 100 m II 18, King Street 100 m II 16, King Street 100 m II 28, King Street 101 m II 14 and 16, Fisher Street 101 m II 12 and 14, King Street 101 m II 19 to 23, Strand Street 102 m II 14 16, Market Street 105 m II 17, Upper Strand Street 106 m II 53, High Street 106 m II 10, King Street 107 m II 3 Bollards to South West of Toll Bridge 107 m II 1 and 3, King Street 108 m II 20, Fisher Street 108 m II 2, Market Street 109 m II 3, Fisher Street 109 m II 38, King Street 110 m II Ferryway 110 m II 5 and 7, Fisher Street 111 m II 40 40A, King Street 113 m II 20 and 22, Market Street 113 m II 9, Fisher Street 114 m II 55, High Street 114 m II 7 9, Market Street 114 m II 5, Market Street 115 m II 22 and 24, Fisher Street 116 m II Spencer House 116 m II* 21, King Street 116 m II 54, High Street 116 m II 11, Fisher Street 116 m II 1 and 3, Market Street 117 m II 42, King Street 118 m II 13, Fisher Street 118 m II 19 and 21, Upper Strand Street 118 m II 8 Bollards to South East Side of Toll Bridge 118 m II 25, Strand Street 119 m II Section of Town Wall Between Warehouse and Army Cadet Centre 119 m II 4 and 6, King Street 120 m II The Golden Key 120 m II 15 and 17, Fisher Street 120 m II 57, High Street 122 m II 44 and 46, King Street 123 m II 20-24, Upper Strand Street 123 m II 19, Fisher Street 123 m II 2 and 4, Potter Street 124 m II No 26 (Now Forms Part of One House with No 28) 124 m II 4, Delf Street 124 m II 2 and 4, Austen's Lane 124 m II 56 and 58, High Street 125 m II 21, Fisher Street 125 m II* 27, Strand Street 126 m II Outhouse to South of No 21 126 m II 23 and 25, Upper Strand Street 126 m II 7 Bollards Around Public Convenience 126 m II 1, Church Street St Clement's 128 m II Clarence House 129 m II 23, Fisher Street 129 m II 29, New Street 129 m II 48, King Street 130 m II 8 and 10, Potter Street 130 m II 22, Strand Street 130 m II 17, New Street 131 m II 19 and 21, New Street 132 m II 3, Church Street St Clement's 132 m II Boundary Walling (Site of Nos 33-37 New Street) 133 m II 12, Potter Street 133 m II 15, New Street 134 m II 29 and 31, Strand Street 135 m II 30 and 32, Fisher Street 135 m II 13, New Street 135 m I Fisher Gate 135 m II Cinque Ports House 135 m II 27 and 29, Fisher Street 135 m II 26, Upper Strand Street 135 m II* 1, Potter Street 135 m II 21, Market Street 136 m II* Petersham House 136 m II 3 and 5, Potter Street 138 m II Water Pump to the Rear of No 11 139 m II 31, Fisher Street 139 m II Fishergate House 140 m II 34, Fisher Street 141 m II 28 and 30, Upper Strand Street 142 m II 7, Potter Street 143 m II 1, The Butchery 145 m II 7, Church Street St Clement's 146 m II The Fleur de Lys Hotel 146 m II* Luckboat House 146 m II 27 and 29, King Street 147 m II Rear Boundary Walling of Nos 13 to 19 (Odd) 148 m II 3, The Butchery 149 m II 26, New Street 150 m II Newgate Cottage 150 m More like it Grade I and II* houses near Sandwich Within 25 miles, with a photo.
Questions about Pellicane House Is Pellicane House listed? Yes. Pellicane House is listed Grade II* on the National Heritage List for England (list entry 1335883), first listed on 19 May 1950.
Can you visit Pellicane House? Many listed buildings are private homes; this one can be seen from the street.
Is Pellicane House in a conservation area? Yes, the No data available for publication by HE conservation area.
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