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This index of buildings is work in progress. As information on buildings, past & present, is added to the website we will link them from here too.

[Building Name] indicates building no longer exists or has been renamed.

The ‘Grade II Listed’ links will take you to the official National Heritage List for England (NHLE) entry.

A

  • Abilee – Main Road
  • Advantage Point – west of Church Road / West Road junction – between Hilhampton & Beandon
  • Alpine – Sunnyside
  • Albion Villas – Main Road
  • Amy Cottage – Main Road – Nos. 25 & 26
  • Anchor House – Britwell Drive – planning permission granted August 2021 to demolish exising house and construct new dwelling
  • Applegrove – West Road

B

  • Bay Tree Cottage / Number 29 – Main Road –
  • [Beach Cafe] – demolished in 2014 following cliff fall – formerly Coal Store
  • Beandon – west of Church Road / West Road junction – between Advantage Point & Maryvale
  • Beech Close – numbers 1 to 4 – built by Finch & Fountain Limited c. 1977 (planning approval given 30 December 1976)
  • [Bincleaves] – Britwell Drive
  • Bindon Bottom – Main Road – formerly Graybank – semi-detached property adjoining Cove House
  • [Bindon View] – The Triangle – built on the site of demolished bungalow with same name
  • Bindon Villa – Main Road
  • [Bindon Waters] – Main Road – home of the Fripp family from 1911-1935 – renamed Mill House
  • Boat Shed Cafe – Main Road – at shore edge – opened 21 August 2015
  • Breach House – Main Road – holiday rental property
  • Briars – Main Road
  • Bricklesey Cottage / Number 35 – Main Road – thatched cottage – Grade II Listed –
  • Brown Hill – West Road
  • Bus Shelter – Main Road at junction with West Road
  • Butterfly Cottage / Number 13 – Main Road

C

  • Cajun Cottage – Main Road
  • Carabella / Number 1 – Main Road
  • [Cemetery Cottage] – Main Road – renamed Butterfly Cottage
  • [Central Garage] – demolished – now site of Shirley Close housing
  • Chapel Cottage – Main Road – named after the former Congregational Church that occupied part of the plot
  • [Coal Store] – Main Road – edge of cove – later converted to Beach Cafe & Gift Shop – subsequently demolished following cliff fall
  • [Clifton Terrace] – Sunnyside – renamed as Sunnyside Terrace
  • Coach House – suffered fire
  • [Coastguard Rescue Hut] – Main Road – built 1955 – now home to Cove Fish
  • [Congregational Church] – Main Road – opened June 1869 – became United Reformed Church – closed September 1995 – since demolished – see Chapel Cottage
  • Cove Cottage – Number 38 – Main Road – Grade II Listed – owned by Lulworth Estate and let as holiday cottage
  • [Cove Fish] – Main Road – where the Miller fishing family sold fresh fish until c.2019
  • Cove House – Main Road – semi-detached property adjoining Bindon Bottom
  • [Cove Hotel] – Main Road – now Lulworth Cove Inn
  • [Cove Inn] – Main Road – now Lulworth Cove Inn
  • [Cove Restaurant] – Main Road – demolished – now site of Finley’s
  • Coveway – Main Road – semi-detached property adjoining Homeground
  • [Cromwell House Hotel] – Main Road – now West Lulworth House once again

D

  • Downalong – Main Road
  • [Dulverton Cottage] – Main Road – demolished and plot was up for sale in 1993 – believed to be where Breach House now stands

E

  • Elads-Nevar – West Road
  • End House – The Launches

F

  • Finches – west of Church Road / West Road junction – between Lulstead & Melstock
  • Finley’s – Main Road
  • Forge Cottage – No. 31 – Main Road
  • Fox House – School Lane
  • Fyles – School Lane

G

  • [Galley Cafe] – demolished – Main Road
  • [Gatton Cottage] – Main Road – built in 1901 – renamed first as Gatton House – now Limestone Hotel
  • [Gatton House] – Main Road – previously known as Gatton Cottage – built in 1901 – now Limestone Hotel
  • [Glenroy] – Main Road – became the Hazard Hotel
  • Grafton House – Main Road
  • [Graybank] – Main Road – now Bindon Bottom
  • Greenbay Cottage – West Road

H

  • Halcyon Cottage – West Road – formerly Women’s Institute Hall – now holiday cottage
  • Hambury Bottom – Britwell Drive
  • Hampden / Number 1 – Main Road –
  • [Handel Cottage] – Main Road – formerly Lulworth Model Bakery & Central Garage Shop demolished 2007
  • Hardy Cottages – School Lane – built c.1990 for Raglan Housing Association (planning permission granted 6 September 1989) – properties numbered 1 to 6
  • [Hazard Hotel] – Main Road – became Lulworth Stores then Randalls
  • High Lea – Sunnyside – semi-detached property adjoining Lulcote
  • Hilhampton – west of Church Road / West Road junction – between Melstock & Advantage Point
  • Hill View – Sunnyside
  • Hillfield – School Lane
  • [Hillfield] – School Lane – timber frame & corrugated iron bungalow demolished c. 1981
  • Hill Side House – School Lane – built c.1989 (planning permission granted 23 May 1988) on plot formerly occupied by Redlands
  • Holme Oak – West Road – built on the plot previously occupied by No. 6 which was the home of Maud Dorey nee Jewell (1888-1975)
  • Homeground – Main Road – semi-detached property adjoining Coveway
  • Hybridge House – The Launches

I

  • Ivy Cottage / Number 10 – Main Road –

J

  • [Jolly Sailor] – Main Road – renamed as Castle Inn between 1859 & 1865

K

  • Kirkwood – The Launches

L

  • Lanes End – School Lane
  • Limberlost – Sunnyside
  • Limestone Hotel – Main Road – formerly Gatton Cottage – built in 1901 – renamed Gatton House
  • Lion Barn –
  • Little Barn – West Road – originally the stables / tack room for the Vicarage
  • Little Bindon – Bindon Hill
  • Longwells – School Lane
  • Lulcote – Sunnyside – semi-detached property adjoining High Lea
  • Lulstead – west of Church Road / West Road junction – next to Finches
  • Lulwind – next to Ramornie
  • [Lulworth Beach Hotel] – Main Road – now Lulworth Lodge
  • Lulworth Cove Hotel –
  • Lulworth Cove House – Britwell Drive
  • Lulworth Lodge – Hotel – Number 38 – Main Road – name used since 2017 at least – formerly Lulworth Beach Hotel, Mill House Hotel, Lulworth Mill House, Mill House and Bindon Waters
  • [Lulworth Mill House] – Main Road – now Lulworth Lodge

M

  • [Manse, The] – Number 53 – The Triangle
  • Mary’s Cottage – Britwell Drive
  • Maryvale – West Road
  • Melstock – west of Church Road / West Road junction – between Finches & Hilhampton – on 3 January 2024 planning permission was granted to demolish the existing property and erect a replacement dwelling [P/FUL/2023/06078]
  • Mill House Hotel – Main Road
  • Moonfleet – School Lane
  • [Myrtle Cottages] – Main Road
  • Myrtle Tree Cottage / Number 8 – Main Road

N

  • Netherby – Sunnyside
  • [Number 6] –
  • [Number 22] – West Road – adjoined Churchfield House – now demolished
  • Number 52 – The Triangle
  • Number 53 – The Triangle – previously The Manse
  • Nut Cottage – 11 Main Road – holiday cottage

O

  • Oak Tree House – West Road

P

  • [Pea Cottage / Number 3]
  • Poppy Bank Cottage – Main Road
  • [Post Office] – Albion Villas – Main Road
  • Post Office “Pop-Up Service” – Village Hall

R

  • Ramornie – Main Road – between Lulwind & Seagrove
  • [Randall’s Stores] – Main Road – destroyed by fire in 1929 – where Shirley Close is now
  • [Red Lion] – became Churchfield House
  • Redcliffe Villas – Numbers 1 & 2 – School Lane
  • [Redlands] – School Lane – sub-standard bungalow demolished c. 1987 – replaced by Hill Side House
  • Rickyard Cottages – three pairs of semi-detached properties numbered 1 to 6 – The Triangle
  • Robin’s Crest / Number 4 – Main Road –
  • Robin’s
  • Rockdene – Sunnyside

S

  • St. Margaret’s – Sunnyside
  • [St. Margaret’s Private School]
  • St. Mary’s Chapel – Main Road
  • St. Mary’s House – Main Road
  • St. Patrick’s –
  • Santa Cruz – West Road – opposite Holme Oak – currently a holiday cottage
  • Santa Paula – West Road
  • Saxon Cottage – Main Road
  • [School] – West Road – demolished
  • Seabreeze – Main Road
  • Seagrove – Main Road
  • Seascale – Main Road
  • Shirley Close – properties numbered 1 to 13 – on site of former Shirley Hotel
  • [Shirley Hotel] – Main Road – demolished – now site of Shirley Close housing
  • Spindrift / Number 12 – Main Road
  • Spinnakers – The Launches
  • Stair Cottage – Britwell Drive
  • Stair House – Britwell Drive
  • Stair Hole Cottage –
  • Stone Gable Cottage / Number 6 – Main Road
  • [Strathnavar Private Hotel] – renamed Shirley Hotel – demolished and now site of Shirley Close properties
  • Sunnyside Terrace – terraced row numbered 1 to 4 – previously known as Clifton Terrace
  • [Sycamores] – now Trees

T

  • Tewkesbury Cottage / Number 28 – Main Road – believed to be 400 years old – now Bed & Breakfast
  • The Copse – School Lane – plot originally rear garden of St. Patrick’s – built c.1978 (planning permission granted 24 November 1977)
  • The Fells – The Launches
  • The Heights – Sunnyside
  • The Launches – road parallel to Main Road – part private road – houses were renumbered e.g. number 6 The Launches was renumbered as 17 The Launches
  • The Lynches – formerly The Linches – West Road
  • [The Manse] – Number 53 – The Triangle
  • The Nest / Number 27 – Main Road –
  • The OId Barn – Main Road – former Children’s Home (c.1948-1978) –
  • The Rectory – West Road
  • The Retreat – Main Road
  • The Villa – The Launches
  • Tides – Britwell Drive
  • Trees – Main Road – formerly Sycamores
  • Tutor House – School Lane

U

  • Upalong – Sunnyside

V

  • Varykino – Sunnyside
  • Vicarage Cottage – West Road
  • Vicarage Lodge – West Road
  • Vicarage Row – Numbers 1 to 4 – West Road
  • [Village Hall] – Main Road – opened 1909 – closed 1997 – demolished
  • [Vine Cottage – Number 46] – School Lane – demolished

W

  • Wayside – The Triangle – built c.1980 (planning approval given 18 January 1980)
  • Warbler View – School Lane
  • Waterston Cottage – School Lane
  • Waves Cottage – Britwell Drive
  • Wayside – The Triangle
  • [West Lulworth Farm]
  • West Lulworth Farm – Farm Lane – properties numbered 1 to 5 – Grade II Listed –
  • West Lulworth House – Main Road – bult in 1881 for Sir Richard Nicholas Howard (1832-1905), then Mayor of Weymouth – became a guest house in the late 1970’s – after being known as the Cromwell House Hotel it has resumed its original name
  • Westfield – Sunnyside
  • Weston – Britwell Drive – designed by Sir Edward Lutyens for Sir Alfred Fripp – wing of property now let as holiday accommodation
  • Wilton Cottage – School Lane
  • [Women’s Institute Hall] – West Road – now Halcyon Cottage
  • Woodleigh Cottage – Bindon Road
  • Wyngreen – Sunnyside

Y

  • Youth Hostel – School Lane – planning approval given 18 December 1978 – constructed winter 19811

Page last updated: 15 February 2025

  1. Wolverhampton Express and Star, 14 November 1981 [↩]

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