List of historic places in Christchurch facts for kids

Montage of Christchurch heritage structures (from top left): The Press Building, Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Citizens' War Memorial, ChristChurch Cathedral, Canterbury Club Gas Light, Riccarton House, Bridge of Remembrance and buildings on Tuam Street (McKenzie & Willis and A.J. White's Department Store)

This list of Heritage New Zealand-listed places in Christchurch contains those buildings and structures that are listed, or were listed in early 2011, with Heritage New Zealand (formerly known as Historic Places Trust) in Christchurch, New Zealand. The list is confined to the boundaries of Christchurch prior to amalgamation with the Banks Peninsula District in March 2006.Vi

Heritage New Zealand-listed places in Christchurch
- Heritage loss
- Heritage restoration
List of historic places
List of lost historic places
List of historic areas
See also

Heritage New Zealand-listed places in Christchurch

There are two registers of heritage places in Christchurch. One is the national register administered by Heritage New Zealand and the other is the register in the Christchurch City Plan. The scope of this article is the Heritage New Zealand register only.

There are four parts to the national register; historic places, historic areas, Wahi Tapu (places sacred to Māori) and Wahi Tapu areas. Christchurch has listings in the former two categories. As of July 2011^[update], there were 315 historic places and seven historic areas listed. In August 2011, Heritage New Zealand started the process of removing listings of buildings demolished after the earthquakes, starting with the Manchester Courts and the NZ Trust and Loan Building entries.

Heritage loss

Some of the listed buildings suffered damage to varying degrees in the 4 September 2010 Canterbury earthquake. Manchester Courts in the central city was the only listed building that was demolished after that earthquake.

This was only the beginning of a loss of heritage, however; the situation was entirely different when the 22 February 2011 Christchurch earthquake occurred, with some of the listed buildings damaged, and many more lost or to be lost as a result of action by Civil Defence after the earthquake, and the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority's clearance and redevelopment plans. Some heritage buildings fully collapsed during the earthquake, for example the Durham Street Methodist Church, the Stone Chamber of the Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings, the Oxford Terrace Baptist Church and the Sevicke Jones building in Cathedral Square. Other listed buildings partially collapsed, or were badly damaged, including ChristChurch Cathedral, the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament and Holy Trinity Avonside.

Many heritage buildings have been demolished since, others are yet to be demolished, with the fate of some buildings not yet decided. Category I buildings in central Christchurch demolished since the earthquake include the Cranmer Centre (the former site of the Christchurch Girls' High School), the Guthrey Centre in City Mall, and The Press Building. Category II buildings in central Christchurch that have been demolished include St Elmo Courts and Wharetiki House. There is a long list of heritage buildings that are yet to be demolished, including the façade of Clarendon Hotel that is part of the Clarendon Tower.

Heritage restoration

Three listed heritage statues fell off their plinths; Scott Statue, Godley Statue (restored in 2016) and Rolleston Statue (restored in 2016), with the latter receiving significant damage (the head broke off).

Category I heritage listings that have received significant damage, but where the owners have declared that they will be repaired, include the Christchurch Arts Centre and the Excelsior Hotel. The future of a number of heritage buildings is as yet undecided. In 2013, the Registry Building of the Arts Centre reopened after a complete renovation and strengthening. In 2014, the Isaac Theatre Royal reopened after a $40m restoration. During 2016, the Mona Vale homestead was reopened. It is predicted that during 2017, many restored heritage buildings will reopen. This will include the Sign of the Kiwi, the Sign of the Takahe, the gatehouse of Mona Vale, the Edmonds Band Rotunda, the Old Stone House, the former Trinity Church, and Shand's Emporium.

List of historic places

Churches and religious centres

Category	Name	Address	Notes
II	Antonio Hall	265 Riccarton Road, Riccarton	Built 1904–1909 as a private home, originally named Kilmead. Damaged during the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, but not repaired. Arson 2019
II	Cashmere Hills Presbyterian Church	2 MacMillan Avenue, Cashmere
I	Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Christchurch	136 Barbadoes Street	Roman Catholic cathedral built 1901–1905. Damaged during the February 2011 earthquake. Demolition began in September 2020.
I	ChristChurch Cathedral	100 Cathedral Square	Anglican Cathedral. Seriously damaged occurred during the February 2011 earthquake, including the collapse of the spire.
I	Church of St Michael and All Angels, Christchurch	90 Oxford Terrace
I	Church of the Good Shepherd, Christchurch	42 Phillips Street, Phillipstown	Demolished following the February 2011 earthquake.
I	Community of the Sacred Name	181 Barbadoes Street	Demolished following the February 2011 earthquake.
I	Durham Street Methodist Church	Durham Street	Collapsed during the February 2011 earthquake.
I	Holy Trinity Avonside	122 Avonside Drive, Linwood	Demolished following the February 2011 earthquake.
II	Knox Church	Bealey Avenue	Damaged during the February 2011 earthquake. Repaired.
II	Nazareth House Chapel	216 Brougham Street, Sydenham	Demolished and replaced following the February 2011 earthquake.
I	Nurses' Memorial Chapel	2 Riccarton Avenue	Damaged by the 2010 Canterbury earthquake and subsequent earthquakes. Restoration was completed in 2018.
II	Oxford Terrace Baptist Church	288 Oxford Terrace	Built 1882. Collapsed during the February 2011 earthquake.
I	Music Centre of Christchurch	Barbadoes Street	Main building demolished following the February 2011 earthquake.
II	Rosary House	128 Park Terrace	Built in 1915 and designed by architect Edward England. The Sisters of Mercy who purchased the property in 1955 and ran it as a hostel for women university students. Demolished in 2012.
II	Rose Historic Chapel	866 Colombo Street	Built 1910. Suffered serious damage in the February 2011 earthquake. Restoration work was completed in 2018.
II	Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions Convent	Barbadoes Street	Built in 1881 for the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions. Demolished 2012.
I	St Andrew's Church, Christchurch	16 Merivale Lane, Merivale	Presbyterian Church in the grounds of Rangi Ruru Girls' School.
II	St Augustine's Church, Christchurch	5 Cracroft Terrace, Cashmere	Anglican church built 1908.
I	St Barnabas Church, Christchurch	145 Fendalton Road, Fendalton	Damaged by the February 2011 earthquake. Restoration completed in 2017.
I	St John of God Chapel	12 Nash Road, Halswell
I	St John the Baptist Church	234 Hereford Street	Damaged during the February 2011 earthquake and later demolished. Now the site of the Cardboard Cathedral.
II	St Lukes Chapel (Christchurch City Mission)	275 Hereford Street
II	St Luke's Church, Christchurch	248 Manchester Street	Patially collapsed during the February 2011 earthquake and later demolished.
I	St Luke's Vicarage	185 Kilmore Street	Built 1867–68. Believed to be the oldest Anglican vicarage in New Zealand in continuous use.
II	St Mary's Church	24 Church Lane, Merivale	Anglican church built 1926. Demolished following the February 2011 earthquake and later replaced.
II	St Mary's Church	329 Halswell Road, Halswell	Anglican church built 1871. Underwent significant restoration following a fire in 1967.
II	St Michael and All Angels Stone School Building	249 Durham Street
I	St Michael and All Angels Belfry	86 Oxford Terrace	Built in 1861 alongside the first Church of St. Michael and All Angels.
II	St Paul's Anglican Church	3 Harewood Road, Papanui	Wooden church built 1877. Suffered significant damage during the February 2011 earthquake, but was later restored.
I	St Paul's Church, Christchurch	236 Cashel Street	Presbyterian church built 1877. Damaged by arson in 2009, the building was restored, but suffered further damage in the September 2010 and February 2011 earthquakes. By June 2011, the church had been demolished.
II	St Peter's Church, Riccarton	24 Main South Road, Upper Riccarton	Anglican church built 1875.
II	St Saviour's Chapel	17 Winchester Street, Lyttelton	Built 1886 in Winchester Street, Lyttelton and relocated to 26 Park Terrace, Christchurch in 1975. Moved back to Winchester Street, Lyttelton in 2013.
II	Theosophical Society Building	267 Cambridge Terrace	Built 1926 and demolished in 2012.
I	Trinity Congregational Church	124 Worcester Street

Monuments and memorials

Category	Name	Address	Notes
I	Bridge of Remembrance	Cashel Street at Avon River	Bridge completed 1873. Memorial arch added 1923. Repaired and strengthened following the 2011 Christchurch earthquake and was rededicated on Anzac Day 2016.
I	Citizens' War Memorial	Cathedral Square
II	Cook Statue, Christchurch	Victoria Square
II	Edmonds' Clock Tower	Chester Street East
I	Godley Statue	Cathedral Square
II	Queen Victoria Statue	Victoria Square
II	Scott Statue	153 Worcester Street
I	Victoria Clock Tower	Victoria Street
II	War Memorial Entrance Gates	70 Stevens Street, Waltham
II	Woolston Borough Monument	Ferry Road, Woolston

Current and former homes

Category	Name	Address	Notes	Photo
II		86–88 Chester Street East
II		98–100 Chester Street East
II		18 Beveridge Street
II		232 Opawa Road, Opawa	Demolished 2012.
II		383 Selwyn Street, Addington
II		389 Selwyn Street, Addington
II		391 Selwyn Street, Addington
II		5 Shelley Street, Sydenham
II		6 Shelley Street, Sydenham (cottage)
II		13 Spencer Street, Addington (cottage)
II	Country Glen Lodge	107 Bealey Avenue, St Albans	Built 1896, demolished 2012.
II	Cracroft House	151 Cashmere Road, Cashmere	Cob cottage built 1854–1856. Gifted to the Girl Guides Association in 1958. Demolished 2012.
II	Curator's House	Botanical Gardens, Rolleston Avenue
I	Daresbury	67 Fendalton Road, Fendalton	Originally Daresbury Stables. Built 1903, demolished 2011.
II	The Deanery	80 Bealey Avenue	Built 1926. Collapsed during the February 2011 earthquake.
I	Deans Cottage	Riccarton Bush, 12 Kahu Road, Riccarton
I	Dorset Street Flats	2–16 Dorset Street
II	Elizabeth House	6 Circuit Street, Strowan	Built 1914, demolished 2011.
II	Eliza's Manor on Bealey	82 Bealey Avenue
II	Elm Tree House	236 Papanui Road, Strowan
II	England House	283 Papanui Road, Strowan
I	Englefield Lodge	230 Fitzgerald Avenue, Richmond
II	Ferrymead Cob Cottage	2 Main Road, Mount Pleasant
II	Fleming House, aka Wesley Lodge	138–148 Park Terrace	Demolished 2013
II	Girl Guide Headquarters	221 Armagh Street	Demolished July 2018
II	Glenmore House	6 Pear Tree Lane, Hillsborough
II	Greystones	104 Glandovey Road, Fendalton
II	Hadleigh	6 Eversleigh Street, St Albans	Demolished 2011.
II	Hagley House	6 Wood Lane, Fendalton	Demolished 2010.
II	Halswell Quarry Stone House and Garden	Kennedys Bush Road, Halswell
II	The Hollies	188 Richardson Terrace, Opawa
II		14 Bass Street, Linwood
II		112 Centaurus Road, Cashmere	Demolished 2011.
II		116 Centaurus Road, Cashmere	Demolished 2011.
II		5 The Spur, Clifton	Demolished 2015.
II		63 Aldwins Road, Linwood
I		45 Ranfurly Street, St Albans
II		100 Bealey Avenue	Demolished 2012.
II		61 Tennyson Street, Sydenham
II	Cobham	35 Knowles Street, St Albans
II		303 Ferry Road, Phillipstown	Lost to fire.
II		41 Ranfurly Street, St Albans
II		15 Worcester Boulevard
II		17 Worcester Boulevard
II		21 Worcester Boulevard
II		23 Worcester Boulevard
II		56 Armagh Street
II		9 Aynsley Terrace	Demolished
II		74 Derby Street, Merivale
II		66 Derby Street, Merivale
II		70 Heaton Street, Merivale
II		74 Heaton Street, Merivale
II		98 Heaton Street, Merivale
II		153 Holly Road
I		2 Whisby Road, Cashmere
II		88 Brockworth Place, Riccarton
II		23 Mandeville Street, Riccarton
II		14 Fleming Street, North Beach
II		196 Fitzgerald Avenue, Linwood
II		82 Springfield Road, St Albans
II		41 Leinster Road, Merivale
II		61 Leinster Road
II		52 Longfellow Street, Sydenham
II		House at 44 Opawa Road
II	Holbury (Tyndale House)	37 Hackthorne Road, Cashmere
II		12 Glandovey Road, Fendalton
II		27 Glandovey Road, Fendalton
II		60 Glandovey Road, Fendalton
II		70 Glandovey Road, Fendalton
II		43 Holmwood Road, Merivale
II		52 Wroxton Terrace
II		9 Ford Road, Opawa
II		41 Opawa Road, Opawa
II		64 Opawa Road, Opawa
II		16 Macmillan Avenue, Cashmere
II	Inveresk	17 Armagh Street
II	Isaac House	779 Colombo Street
I	Kate Sheppard House	83 Clyde Road, Ilam
II	Knowlescourt	274 Papanui Road, Strowan
II	Larel	277 Papanui Road, Strowan
II	Librarian's House	109 Cambridge Terrace
II	Lintrathen	140 Glandovey Road
II	Linwood House	30 Linwood Avenue, Linwood
II	Long Cottage	157 Papanui Road, Merivale
I	Los Angeles	110 Fendalton Road, Fendalton
II	Maisonettes	12–20 Bealey Ave
II	Marli	118 Bealey Avenue
II	McKellar House (Wesley Lodge Eventide Home)	138–148 Park Terrace
I	McLean's Mansion	387 Manchester Street
II	Middleton Grange homestead	50 Acacia Avenue, Riccarton
I	Mona Vale	63 Fendalton Road, Riccarton
II	Mona Vale gate house	65 Fendalton Road, Fendalton
II		402 Montreal Street
II		404 Montreal Street
I	Ngaio Marsh House	37 Valley Road, Cashmere
II	Nurse Maude Medical Hospital (Formerly McDougall Residence)	24 McDougall Avenue, Merivale
II	Old Stone House	30 Shalamar Drive, Cashmere
II	Orana House	146 Papanui Road, Merivale
II	Orari	38–42 Gloucester Street
II	Parkdale	16 Heaton Street, Merivale
II	Pascoe House	58 Colenso Street, Sumner
I	Riccarton House	12 Kahu Road, Riccarton
II	Rise Cottage and Garden	10 Westenra Terrace, Cashmere
II	Risingholme	22 Cholmondeley Avenue, Opawa
II	Riverlaw	81 Aynsley Terrace, Opawa
II	Rolleston House	2 Gloucester Street
II	Santa Barbara	169 Victoria Street
I	Shand's Emporium	88 Hereford Street
II	Springbank	290 Riverlaw Terrace, Opawa
II	St Elmo Courts	47 Hereford Street
II	Stone Cottage	471 Ferry Road, Woolston
II	Strowan House	347 Papanui Road, Strowan
II	Te Koraha	59 Hewitts Road, Merivale
II	Te Wepu	122 Papanui Road, Merivale
II	The Tea House	171 Racecourse Road		Sockburn
I	Tiptree Cottage	63 Savills Road, Harewood
II	Victoria Mansions	91 Victoria Street
II	Wahi Ruru	50 Heberden Avenue, Sumner
II	Warren House	61 Papanui Road, Merivale
II	Warwick House	52 Armagh Street
II	West Avon Flats	279 Montreal Street
I	Weston House	62 Park Terrace
II	Whalebone Cottage	704 Ferry Road, Woolston
II	Whareora	63 Dyers Pass Road, Cashmere
II	Wharetiki House	854 Colombo Street
II	Whitcombe House	122 Park Terrace

Other

Category	Name	Address	Notes
II	Addington Prison	Lincoln Road, Addington
I	Addington Water Tower	Clarence Street, Addington
I	Antigua Boat Sheds	2 Cambridge Terrace
II	Armagh Street Bridge	Armagh Street, Eastern crossing the Avon River
II	Armagh Street Park Bridge	Armagh Street crossing of the Avon River to North Hagley Park
II	Beaths Department Store Building	682–690 Colombo Street
I	Bishopspark	100 Park Terrace
II	Bandsmen's Memorial Rotunda in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens	Botanical Gardens, Riccarton Avenue
II	Canterbury Club	129 Cambridge Terrace
II	Canterbury Club Gas Light	129 Cambridge Terrace (on footpath outside the Canterbury Club)
II	Canterbury Club Hitching Post	129 Cambridge Terrace (on footpath outside the Canterbury Club)
II	Canterbury Cricket Umpires' Association Pavilion	Riccarton Avenue, Hagley Oval, South Hagley Park
II	Canterbury Horse Bazaar	141 Lichfield Street
II	Canterbury Jockey Club Building	128 Oxford Terrace
I	Canterbury Museum	15 Rolleston Avenue
I	Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings	280–284 Durham Street
I	Canterbury Public Library (former), 1870s section	109 Cambridge Terrace
II	Canterbury Public Library (former), 1900s and 1920s section	Hereford Street
I	Canterbury Society of Arts Gallery	282–286 Durham Street
II	Cashfields	154–158 Cashel Street
II	Cathedral Grammar School Main Block	8 Chester Street West
I	Chief Post Office, Christchurch	15 Cathedral Square
I	Christchurch Arts Centre	Worcester Boulevard, Hereford Street and Rolleston Avenue
I	Christchurch Boys' High School (main block)	39 Kahu Road, Riccarton
I	Christchurch Club	154 Worcester Street
II	Christchurch Technical College Assembly Hall	369 Moorhouse Avenue
II	Christchurch West High School	510 Hagley Avenue
I	Christ's College Big School	33 Rolleston Avenue
I	Christ's College Chapel	33 Rolleston Avenue
I	Christ's College Hare Memorial Library	33 Rolleston Avenue
II	Christ's College Jacobs House	33 Rolleston Ave
I	Christ's College Memorial Dining Room	33 Rolleston Avenue
II	Christ's College open air classrooms	33 Rolleston Avenue
II	Christ's College School House	33 Rolleston Avenue
II	Civic Offices, Tuam Street	163–173 Tuam Street
II	Clarendon Hotel Façade	78 Worcester Street
II	Colombo Street Bridge	Colombo Street crossing the Avon River
I	Cranmer Bridge Club	25 Armagh Street	Demolished following te February 2011 earthquake.
I	Cranmer Centre	40 Armagh Street	Built to house Christchurch Girls' High School. Demolished 2012.
I	Cranmer Court	53 Kilmore Street	Demolished in 2012.
II	Cuningham House	Botanical Gardens, Rolleston Avenue
II	Duncan's Buildings	135–165 High Street
II	Dux de Lux	Montreal Street	Built in 1882 Llanmaes was built as a private home. It later became the home of the University of Canterbury Students' Association.
II	Edmonds Band Rotunda	230 Cambridge Terrace	Built 1929. Badly damaged by earthquakes in 2010 and 2011. The dome was salvaged, but the rest of the rotunda was demolished.
II	Edmonds' Clock Tower	Chester Street East
I	Excelsior Hotel, Christchurch	120 Manchester Street
I	Fisher's Building	280 High Street
II	Gas Company Building (Christchurch)	94 Gloucester Street
II	Girl Guide Headquarters	221 Armagh Street
I	Girls' Training Hostel (Former)	90 Ensors Road, Opawa
II	Glenmore House	6 Pear Tree Lane, Hillsborough
II	Gloucester Street Bridge	Gloucester Street crossing the Avon River
I	Guthrey Centre	124–126 Cashel Street
II	Hamish Hay Bridge	Victoria Square across the Avon River
I	Harald's Building	80 Lichfield Street
II	Harley Buildings	137 Cambridge Terrace
II	Helmore's Lane Bridge	Helmore's Lane, Merivale
II	Hutchinson Motors Building (formerly Ford Motors)	182–186 Tuam Street
I	Jubilee Hospital Complex	20 Jubilee Street, Woolston
II	Kenton Chambers	190–192 Hereford Street
II	Lansdowne Stables	Old Tai Tapu Road, Halswell
II	Linwood Public Library (Former)	388 Worcester Street, Linwood
I	Lyttelton Rail Tunnel	Lyttelton Line, Heathcote Valley
I	Lyttelton Road Tunnel Administration Building	1 Bridle Path Road, Heathcote Valley
I	Lyttelton Times Building	56 Cathedral Square
I	Magistrates Court (Christchurch)	85 Armagh Street
II	Malthouse, Christchurch	69–71 Colombo Street, Beckenham
I	Manchester Courts	158–160 Manchester Street
II	McKenzie & Willis Store	181 High Street
II	MED Building	218 Manchester Street
II	Middleton Grange homestead	50 Acacia Avenue, Riccarton
II	Midland Club (former)	176–178 Oxford Terrace	Damaged in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Sold in 2015, and renovated in 2018.
I	Moncks Cave	Main Road, Redcliffs
II	402 Montreal Street (Cottage)	402 Montreal Street
II	New City Hotel	527–533 Colombo Street
I	New Regent Street Terrace Shops	New Regent Street
I	New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Woolstore (former)	116–118 Durham Street, Sydenham
II	Nurse Maude Medical Hospital (Formerly McDougall Residence)	24 McDougall Avenue, Merivale
II	NZ Trust and Loan Building	84 Hereford Street
I	Odeon Theatre (Christchurch)	214 Tuam Street
I	Our City, Christchurch	159 Oxford Terrace
I	Old Government Building, Christchurch	28 Cathedral Square
II	P & D Duncan Building	204 St Asaph Street
II	Papanui Railway Station	24 Restell Street, Papanui
II	Pegasus Press Building	14 Oxford Terrace
II	Perry's Occidental Hotel	208 Hereford Street
II	Peterborough Centre	Peterborough Street
II	Pink Pussy Cat Building (Formerly Lawrie & Wilson Auctioneers)	196–210 Tuam Street
I	The Press Building, Christchurch	32 Cathedral Square
II	Public Trust Office Building, Christchurch	152–156 Oxford Terrace
II	R Buchanan & Sons Building	206–210 St Asaph Street
I	Regent Theatre, Christchurch	39 Cathedral Square
I	Registry Building	40 Worcester Boulevard
II	Repertory Theatre, Christchurch	144–148 Kilmore Street
I	Rhodes Memorial Home	34 Dyers Pass Road, Cashmere
I	Robert McDougall Art Gallery	9 Rolleston Avenue
II	Sevicke Jones Building	53 Cathedral Square
II	Shirley Community Centre (Former Shirley Primary School)	10 Shirley Road, Shirley
I	Sign of the Kiwi	Dyers Pass, Cashmere
I	Sign of the Takahe	176 Hackthorne Road, Cashmere
II	St George's Private Hospital	251 Papanui Road, Strowan
II	St Margaret's College (former)	25 Chester Street West
II	Star Building (Formerly Lyttelton Times Building)	134–140 Gloucester Street
II	State Insurance Building, Christchurch	116 Worcester Street
I	Strange's Building	219–223 High Street
I	Sunnyside Hospital Administration Building (Former) and Setting	32 Annex Road, Middleton
I	Theatre Royal, Christchurch	145 Gloucester Street
II	Theatre Royal Building (former)	148–154 Gloucester Street
II	Trade Union Building, Christchurch	194 Gloucester Street
II	Victory Memorial School	140 Springfield Road, St Albans
II	Pump House, Christchurch	544 Tuam Street, Phillipstown
I	Wellington Woollen Manufacturing Company Building (Former)	96–98 Lichfield Street, Christchurch Central City
II	Wood Bros Flour Mill	14–24 Wise Street, Addington
II	Worcester Chambers	69 Worcester Street
II	Worcester Street Bridge	Worcester Street/Boulevard crossing the Avon River
II	YWCA Building, Christchurch	268 Madras Street
II	Zetland Hotel, Christchurch	88–92 Cashel Street

List of lost historic places

The following listings have been lost; most of them due to the Christchurch earthquakes.

Category	Name	Address	Suburb
II	A & T Burt Building (former Nugget Boot Polish Factory)	580 Ferry Road	Woolston
I	A.J. White's Department Store (Former)	236 Tuam Street	Christchurch Central City
II	ANZ Bank, Christchurch	188 High Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Armstrongs Building, Christchurch	91–107 Armagh Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Avon Theatre	86–88 Worcester Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Beaufort House	2 Latimer Square	Christchurch Central City
II	Beckenham Baptist Church	146 Colombo Street	Beckenham
II	Caledonian Hall	135 Kilmore Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Canterbury Television Building	202 Gloucester Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Carlton Hotel	21 Bealey Avenue	Merivale
II	Christchurch Railway Station (former)	386–392 Moorhouse Avenue	Christchurch Central City
II	The Civic	194–198 Manchester Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Coachman Inn	144 Gloucester Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Cottage and former shop at 387 Selwyn Street	387 Selwyn Street	Addington
II	Christ's College Classrooms 1915–21	33 Rolleston Ave	Christchurch Central City
II	House at 17 Rossall Street	17 Rossall Street	Fendalton
II	House (former Daresbury Stables)	7 Daresbury Lane	Fendalton
II	Shirley Community Centre	10 Shirley Road	Shirley
II	Sydenham Heritage Church	343 Colombo Street	Sydenham
II	Sydenham Post Office	340 Colombo Street	Sydenham
II	Twentymen & Cousins Store	93 Cashel Street	Christchurch Central City
II	Warner's Hotel	50 Cathedral Square	Christchurch Central City
II	St Albans Wesleyan Church, Christchurch (Former)	163 Papanui Road	Merivale
II	90–92 Chester Street	90–92 Chester Street East	Christchurch Central City
II	94–96 Chester Street	94–96 Chester Street East	Christchurch Central City

List of historic areas

Name	Location	Suburb
Cashmere Drains Historic Area	Cashmere Stream, Cashmere Valley Drain and Ballintine's Drain	Cashmere
Church of St Mary the Virgin Historic Area	Church Square	Addington
Englefield Historic Area	Avon River & Avonside, Fitzgerald, Hamner & Elm	Linwood
Godley Head Battery Historic Area	Godley Head	Sumner
New Regent Street Historic Area	New Regent Street	Christchurch Central City
Park Terrace Historic Area	Park Terrace	Christchurch Central City
Wards Brewery Historic Area	Fitzgerald Ave, Kilmore Street, Chester Street East	Christchurch Central City