In order of age, the listed buildings in the parish are:
14th century
St Mary’s church, restored in 1674 and 1858
15th century
Whittemere, A440 [Upton to Worcester road]
c. 1500
Glebe Cottage, Church End
16th century
Three Kings Inn, Church End;
Cross Hands Cottage, near 19th c. pumphouse, Roberts End;
Herberts Farm & 17th c. Barn, Quay Lane
c. 1600
Almshouses, Church End;
Merevale Farm, A440 [Upton to Worcester road];
Hanley Hall & 17th c. Barn, Gilberts End;
Sixth Form House, Hanley Castle High School, Church End;
Quakers Farm, Hanley Swan
17th century
The Roses, Nut Tree Cottage & Copley, Hanley Swan [once one house];
Horton Manor Farm, Roberts End;
Ivy House, Roberts End;
Cross Hands Cottage, corner of Roberts End and A440;
Cross Hands Cottage, A440 [opposite Roberts End junction];
Yew Tree Cottage, A440 [near Roberts End junction];
Cliffey Farm;
Northfield Farm;
Northend Farm;
Severn End: barn – 1658, pavilion -1661, mansion wings – 1673, gates, walls, outbuildings, pigeoncote – 1677, cottage, brewhouse – 1681. [Original late 15th c. house rebuilt after fire of 1896 left just Tudor chimney stacks standing.];
The Old Vicarage, Hanley Castle;
Hanley Castle High School [original block];
The White Cottage, Church End;
27 Church End;
29 Church End;
Hobbits, Church End;
At Last, Church End;
Quay Lane Farm;
Bonner Cottage, Quay Lane;
The Cottage, Quay Lane;
Birley Mill Cottage, near castle mound;
Gilberts End Farm & Barn;
Brickwalls Farm & Barn, Gilberts End;
Cherry Tree Cottage, Picken End;
Apple Tree Cottage, Picken End
18th century
Pool House, near Upton;
Birley Farm, near castle mound;
Herbert’s Farm summerhouse (former privy);
Pyndar House, Hanley Castle
19th century
Birley Mill, near castle mound;
Ladywell, Roberts End, c. 1820;
Our Lady & St Alphonsus Roman Catholic church & Presbytery, 1846;
St Gabriel’s church, 1874;
Severn End Lodge & gate piers, 1899
