# List of heritage places in York, Western Australia

List of places in York, Western Australia that are listed on a heritage register, whether it be on the National registers, State Register of Heritage Places, or the Shire of York register. The town site of York was registered as an Historic Town in 1978 on the Register of the National Estate.
| inHerit place number | Place name | Notes (source: material from Heritage listings) | Street | Street | Heritage listings | Image |
| inHerit place number | Place name | Notes (source: material from Heritage listings) | number | name | Heritage listings | Image |
| 18861 | House | | 15 | Pool St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2843 | Motor Museum Workshop | Constructed from 1900. Formerly York Motor Garage. | 153 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5999 | Spice's Farm | Constructed from 1880. One of the original small farm houses of York. Hipped roof cottage with a front verandah set on a rural block on the outskirts of town. Originally a farmhouse, it was later used as a guesthouse. | 780 | Spice Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5961 | Cotmore | A previous owner of the building, a Mr Henderson, developed a brickworks at the rear of the property. The dwelling was one of the earliest houses built east of the river. Painted Flemish bond brick cottage with a bull nose verandah. | 9 | Clifford St | Shire register -31 Dec 1995 | |
| 6901 | Almond Tree - Site containing an | | | Water St cnr Spencers Brook Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18832 | House 3 Dinsdale Street | Constructed from 1900, brick or stone residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and wrap around verandah. Features quoins to openings and timber detail to verandah. | 3 | Dinsdale St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2884 | Marwick's Shed | Also called Marwick's Barn. Constructed from 1876. Was used for transporting supplies to the goldfields prior to the completion of the Perth-Coolgardie railway line. Is a rare example of local 19th century vernacular construction techniques, particularly the employment of a timber structure to create a large volume without internal load-bearing walls. | 19-21 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Aboriginal Heritage Sites Register Recorded, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985 State Register Permanent 23 Nov 2001 | |
| 2849 | Western Australian Bank | Later Bank of New South Wales (NSW) (fmr) and now Westpac Bank. Constructed from 1889. Architect JJ Talbot Hobbs. Victorian Academic Classical style. | 147 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 (Shire of York) | Western Australian Bank |
| 3213 | Holy Trinity Church, Hall & Rectory | Construction began in November 1854. It was consecrated in 1858. The tower and roof raising was completed in 1893. Also known as the Anglican Church. | | Newcastle St | Shire register -31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Permanent 22 Mar 1978 State Register Permanent 28 Jun 1996 | Holy Trinity Church |
| 18825 | House | Constructed from 1900. Brick (or stone) residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and iron and timber verandah to the front. Features painted or plasters quoins to front windows and central door/entry. | 59 | Brunswick Street | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 24467 | House, | Constructed from 1900. | 74 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18868 | House | | 42 | Suburban Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2827 | Langsford House | A two storied brick house with two storied timber verandah across the front, built close to the road in c1873. A symmetrical house with high pitched hip roof and large cellar. The house was built originally by W. Langsford. | 18 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 5995 | Job Bailey's Cottage | Constructed from 1856. The building was originally built for pensioner guard Job Bailey and his family. The cottage is built to a standard pattern for pensioner guard housing by the Royal Engineers, the building contains evidence of early building techniques from the early period of settlement. A small hipped roof cottage with a verandah built in the local vernacular architecture the building has been sympathetically extended a number of time, it still retains its original character. Alterations include – roof raised 18” in the 1890s for ventilation purposes, and an extra wing and rooms latter added. | 2 | Pool St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 24472 | House, | Constructed from 1900. IR & SC Mackenzie | 45 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5960 | House | This Colonial period building constructed from 1850 features a cellar and original vineyard at rear running to the river. This is one of the earliest shops in York and the owner was believed to have grown, made and sold their own wine from the premises. | 208 | Avon Tce | Shire register -31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18848 | House 3 Meares Street | Constructed from 1900. Brick residence with gable features to roof. The bullnose verandah has substantial decorative timber and posts. Garden has mature plantings. | 3 | Meares St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18858 | House 42 Newcastle Street | Brickwork appears to be painted or rendered with a hipped roof. | 42 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18855 | House 25 Newcastle Street | Stone construction, with a hipped roof. | 25 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5986 | Mt Bakewell Homestead | Constructed from 1910. The building is representative of the prosperous farming era that developed at the turn of the century. | | North Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18850 | House 1 Newcastle Street | Simple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and front verandah. Symmetrical façade. | 1 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2857 | Shops | Shop and Garage, constructed from 1850. "Interesting façade – verandah appears unsympathetic with the 1850s design." | 137-141 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 6907 | Monger's Town Precinct incl Swing Bridge over Blands Pool | | Bounded by | Pool, Alfred & Ford Sts & River Avon plus | Classified by the National Trust Classified | |
| 2868 | Eliza's Cottage | Constructed from 1840 to 1988. Other names are: Lookout for Trains Cottage, Burtons Cottage. Eliza's Cottage is a single storey cottage displaying stylistic features which link it to the Victorian Georgian style. | 9 | Revett Pl | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Permanent 20 Mar 1978 State Register Permanent 05 Jan 2001 | Eliza's Cottage |
| 24546 | Settlers House and Courtyard | Constructed in 1861 by Henry Stevens. | 125 | Avon Tce York | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18860 | House 71 Newcastle Street | Constructed from 1890. Timber/weatherboard clad residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and front verandah. Simple form with symmetrical façade. | 71 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2887 | Old House | | | Panmure St | | |
| 2833 | House | Lone Pine Cottage, constructed from 1870. | 49 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5962 | House | Constructed from 1875. The building was used as the York Grammar School, established by Frank Bennet, which closed in 1895. Frank Bennet later became the first headmaster of Guildford Grammar School. Large cottage with a large central room and an encircling verandah. | 11 | Clifford St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18870 | House 56 Suburban Road | Constructed from 1880. | 56 | Suburban Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 6900 | 1 Carob Tree & 2 large Peppercorn Trees - Site containing | | 122 | Ulster Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18830 | Hope Farm | Guest House | 15 | Carter Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2893 | Bridge House & Grounds | Bridge House was built in 1860 by George Wansbrough for Stephen Stanley Parker and his family of thirteen children. A large two storeyed brick house shingled roof now replaced with iron. Situated on back of Avon River, Blands Brook located at the front. Double storey building with a cellar – long balcony connecting East and West end rooms. Located on approximately 1.8ha. | 6 | Redmile Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 1 May 1985 State Register Permanent 30 Oct 1998 | |
| 24473 | House, 28 Macartney Street | Simple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and verandah. Appears to be in Victoria Georgian Style. Symmetrical form. LR Squires. | 28 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18865 | House 23 Pool Street | Layla's Cottage | 23 | Pool St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2870 | Residency Museum | Residency (fmr) Nursing Quarters | 5 | Brook St | Classified by the National Trust Classified, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 09 Feb 1996 | |
| 18822 | House 25 Bird Street | Brick residence with projecting gable and bull-nosed verandah. Has timber verandah brackets and fascia to gable. Possible addition to rear. | 25 | Bird St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2890 | Uniting Church, Hall & Manse | Fmr Wesleyan Chapel. The place included the original church (now hall – c. 1850s), the later church (1888) and dwelling (c. 1913) to the rear. Church is rectangular brick building with a rendered dado to the exterior and a low pitched CGI roof. The front porch and rear lean-to are of later construction. The 1888 church is an imposing stone building with rendered openings and buttresses, an arched porch entry. The high pitched slate gable roof has a decorative spire. Rear dwelling is brick construction with a surrounding verandah covered with a break pitch hipped CGI roof. | | Grey St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 08 Mar 1983 | Wesleyan Chapel |
| 6902 | Crossing Cottage | Constructed from 1885. The cottage was constructed for a railway worker and his family. It was for many years the only dwelling in the area. Small cottage with bullnose verandahs. Most original features intact, including roof and fireplaces. Original jarrah boards in hall and main rooms. Part of the original verandah has been enclosed for a bathroom and kitchen. | 13-15 | William St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2841 | Union Bank and Quarters | Constructed from 1890. Federation Romanesque style. The building still has its original safe. | 148 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 18831 | House 34 Clifford Street | Constructed from 1900. Red brick residence with stone footings and rendered above dado/sill height. Verandah features timber posts and balustrade as well as rendered brickwork and columns. The roof is tiled with several gables and stucco chimneys and terracotta pots. S & RJ Cormack | 34 | Clifford St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2825 | House | Butcher's Shop Cottage, constructed from 1863. It is believed to have been built originally by the blacksmith whose next door foundry no longer survives. A brick house located close to the road with high pitched hipped roof now covered in corrugated iron. There is a cellar under both front rooms, now filled in with road base partly excavated. The verandah across the front has four square posts and the roof extension is a slight breakback extension of the house. | 13 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18852 | House 22 Newcastle Street | Elm House. Construction from 1910. Residence of Marwick family that are pioneers of the York district, connected by history to the “ Marwick Shed” opposite. Stone construction, quoins to openings with a hipped roof. | 22 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 24515 | House, 30 Macartney Street | WD Freestone & TJ Harrington | 30 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2840 | Shops | Constructed from 1900. Shops include Jules. | 115-119 | Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 09 Aug 1988, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, | |
| 18823 | House 26 Bird Street | Brick residence with central gable entry. Gable is half-timbered and verandah is brick with decorative timber posts and brackets above. | 26 | Bird St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18859 | House 49 Newcastle Street | Simple timber frames and weatherboard clad cottage with iron roof and front verandah. | 49 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 23997 | House, 9 William Street, York | Constructed from 1910 | 9 | William St | Heritage Agreement 23 Oct 2013 | |
| 18866 | House 36 Suburban Road | | 36 | Suburban Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18776 | Malebelling Hall | Malebilling Agricultural Hall | | Mannauale Rd | | |
| 2879 | Convent of Mercy and School (fmr) | Radio 101.3 York FM, Youth Hostel, York Telecentre | 29 | South St | Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 30 Oct 1998 | Sisters of Mercy Convent, York |
| 2896 | House | A stone building believed to date from the late 19th century with quoin details and a corrugated iron hipped roof. The enclosure to the verandah is intrusive. | 9 | South St | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2880 | York Town Hall | & York Roll of Honour | 79-81 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Nov 1976, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 07 Feb 1997 | |
| 2903 | House | Eglantyne. Constructed from 1860. Example of an early worker's cottage for rental. Associated with Wheeler Brothers, original wheelwright settlers in York. Constructed with brick walls and high shingled roof in a symmetrical front protected by a simple verandah. Subsequent rendering alteration to timber details and the addition of a lean-to at the back, have altered the original very simple character of the building. | 14 | Wheeler St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 18851 | House 15 Newcastle Street | Brickwork appears to be painted or rendered with a hipped roof. | 15 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18821 | House 2 Alfred Street | Constructed from 1900. Substantial residence set in large gardens with a wrap around verandah. Features half-timbered gables and large timber framed windows. | 2 | Alfred St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2889 | Suspension Bridge | Also called the Swing Bridge. First suspension bridge was erected well before the turn of the century and was located where Central Bridge now stands. Present structure was built in 1906 and floods have caused its collapse on many occasions. A significant pedestrian link over the river in the centre of the town. The uniqueness of the bridge adds to its historical importance. A suspension foot bridge with steel cables and timber decking spanning the Avon River between Low Street and Pool Street, linking the commercial centre of the town with Holy Trinity Church. On the west bank adjacent to the bridge is the site of the former town swimming baths where in 1900 Council bylaws prohibited the swimming together of the men and women. Times were set for each sex to swim. | | Pool St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 24468 | House, 68 Macartney Street | EC Bliss | 68 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2864 | Blandstown Heritage Precinct | | | Gt Southern Hwy, Avon Tce, Bland St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, | |
| 5965 | House | Constructed from 1850. Small hipped roofed Colonial cottage close to west side of Avon River. The original front casement windows and the barn at the rear remain. Some of the front windows are original, but 2 were custom built in 1974. The house was built two sections: the rooms on either side of the chimney and the first room further east was built first, and the first room further west was built later. | 2 | Ford St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2883 | Holy Trinity Church | Holy Trinity Church & Hall | Cnr | Newcastle & Pool Sts | Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978 Aboriginal Heritage Sites Register Recorded, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5996 | House | Constructed from 1859 | 4 | Pool St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2882 | Two Houses and Grounds | At the rear of Police Quarters (fmr), Courthouse and Police Station Cottages. Constructed from 1910. | 124 | Avon Tce | Aboriginal Heritage Sites Register Recorded, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Adopted 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, State Register Interim 28 Aug 1992 | |
| 18862 | House 17 Pool Street | Butterfly Cottage | 17 | Pool St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18875 | House 7 View Street | | 7 | View St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2899 | York railway station (fmr) | | 13 | Railway St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 25 Sep 1985, State Register Permanent 30 Aug 2002 | |
| 4200 | Four Julias- House | Constructed from 1893 | 46 | South St | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 3 May 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5967 | The Mount | Constructed from 1910. Large federation house originally containing 17 rooms. It has a complex layout and roof form and extensive decorative timberwork. The building is on an elevated site and can be seen from a large area of town. | 29 | Fraser St | Municipal Inventory Adopted 31 Dec 1995 (Shire of York) | |
| 2823 | Avon Terrace Precinct | | | Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 3 May 1985, RHP - To be assessed Current 31 Oct 2003 | |
| 18849 | House 19 Meares Street | Brick residence in Victorian Georgian Style with corrugated iron hipped roof. Features verandah, symmetrical façade and quoins to openings. Some alterations appear to have been undertaken. | 19 | Meares St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2855 | York Post Office | York Post & Telegraph Office. Constructed 1893. Architect George Temple-Poole. Federation Arts and Crafts style. | 134 | Avon Tce | Aboriginal Heritage Sites Register Recorded, Classified by the National Trust Classified, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 09 Feb 1996 | York Post Office |
| 18873 | House 17 Tenth Road | | 17 | Tenth Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 23467 | Monger's Yard | Including Monger's Store, Old Bakery, Sandalwood Yard and Wagon Yard and Horse Stalls. It is the only known complex associated with the sandalwood industry in Western Australia that remains extant. The Wagon Yards and Horse Stalls have particular social value as they were the subject of community action in 1980 to ensure their conservation. | 165 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 23468 | Hartleap | Constructed from 1880 to 1910. Built in the 1880s by Charles Edwards, a prominent figure in the community. The house, with its earlier cottage dating from the 1850s and the extensive stone and brick farm buildings demonstrates the life style of a prosperous farming establishment. Single storey house with rendered brick walls to sill height and tuck pointed brick above. Tiled hipped and gable roof with timber effect to gable. Asymmetrical façade with double hung, timber windows and timber front door with fanlight and sidelights and some leadlight glazing. The house sits on a limestone plinth. The verandah is under a broken back roof supported by turned timber posts with decorative timber brackets. A timber framed corrugated iron clad awning sits above the front room windows. Rendered decorative recesses are located under the verandah in the front wall. A limestone retaining wall with a timber picket fence creates a courtyard in front of the house and limestone and brickpaved steps lead from the footpath to the verandah. A second house has been constructed at the rear of the site and is connected by a carport to the rear of the house. A rambling red brick house with high corrugated iron roof and extensive wooden verandahs. Decorated gable ends and turreted roof forms enhance the character of the house, typically Victorian but rare in York. | | Forrest St | Municipal Inventory Adopted 04 Feb 2003 (Shire of York) | |
| 13529 | Burges Siding | Burgess Siding | | Burgess Siding Rd off Northam Rd | Municipal Inventory Adopted 01 Jul 1998 (Shire of York) | |
| 5968 | Lavender Cottage | Constructed from 1880. Small worker's cottage originally built as an identical twin cottage on the adjoining lot. The lot consists of a very old flowering tree in the front garden. Cottage originally built for railway workers. | 6 | Georgina St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5966 | Recreation Area / York Pony Club | This site was the first inland golf club in Western Australia. Constructed from 1843. | bounded by | Ford & Dinsdale Sts & Ulster Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18872 | House 9 Tenth Road | | 9 | Tenth Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 24466 | House, 67 Panmure Road | | 67 | Panmure Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5989 | Lott's Cottage | Constructed from 1868. Small hipped roof cottage in the local vernacular architecture with a verandah and decorative timberwork. The cottage is set amongst mature peppercorn trees and has a traditional picket fence. It makes a considerable contribution to the streetscape. | 3029 | Northam-York Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 6905 | Clementine Cottage | Constructed from 1890. A symmetrical red brick house with corrugated iron roof and timber framed verandah across the front. | 13 | Redmile Rd | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5970 | Gilgerring Hamlet - Site | The site was once occupied by a small hamlet/railway siding. Evidence of the York to Beverley Road, which previously crossed the site and the footings of the former bridge over Oakover Creek can be seen. The remains of the historic St. Peter's Church (1858) and the Gilgerring school are adjacent to the site. | Lot 342 | Great Southern Hwy | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5963 | Mile Pool Homestead | also known as Craig's cottage. Constructed from 1865. The home is close to Mile Pool and the farmland is linked to land once used in 1851 as part of the Wesleyan native mission “Gerald Mission”. The land on the west bank opposite to the homestead was reported in the Eastern Districts Chronicle to be used for native corroborees. The ruins of the building remain. The remains are in close proximity to areas of new residential and subdivision development. The physical evidence indicated three stages of development. The original building was a two roomed rammed earth cottage. Two additional rooms and entry steps were added in stone at the river façade. The rammed earth wall has been extended in height. A lean-to extension has been added in brick at the rear. | | Cowan Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18826 | House 15 Carter Road | | | | | |
| 18853 | House 24 Newcastle Street | Brick residence with corrugated iron roof and verandah. Linked with Elm Cottage and Marwick's Barn across the road. | 24 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18856 | House 28 Newcastle Street | Weatherboard clad residence with bullnose front verandah. | 28 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5997 | House | Construction from 1858. | 7 | Pool St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2838 | Central Buildings | A range of single storey shops built up to the pavement over the period 1892 to 1907 with rendered parapets and cantilevered awnings replacing the original verandahs over the pavement, one shop in earlier times being a bank. Prior to that, a building on the site was a residence for the prominent Methodist Minister, the Rev. William Lowe. | 105-113 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 23466 | Sandalwood Yards | | Cnr | Avon Tce and Ford St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2876 | Faversham House | Constructed from 1837 to 1844 with the final additions in 1907. Faversham House is a two-storey stone residence with timber floors and corrugated iron roof. It was built and extended by successive generations of the Monger family. As one of the larger residential complexes in York with a total of almost fifty rooms, the scale of Faversham House makes this a rare example of Colonial architecture. | 24 | Grey St | Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Nov 1976, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 02 Sep 1997 | Faversham House |
| 18857 | House 37 Newcastle Street | Constructed from 1930. Fibro and tile residence, in the Art Deco Style, featured curved walls. | 37 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 4201 | Anglican Rectory and Grounds | Constructed from 1875 | | Suburban St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985 | |
| 2863 | Castle Hotel & Outbuildings | Two-storey brick & iron Federation Filigree style hotel. | 95 -97 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978 | Castle Hotel |
| 6903 | Faversham Barns | A range of brick buildings, formerly the barns and farm buildings of John Henry Monger and Faversham House, the adjacent large house built by Monger. The barns date from c1840 and later have undergone much change. | 24 | Grey St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 24469 | House, 93 Panmure Road | | 93 | Panmure Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5974 | Fonthill | Constructed from 1885. Built as a residence for the prominent Methodist Minister, the Rev. William Lowe. The Wesleyan work in Perth was taken up by Rev. William Lowe from Adelaide in March. 1851 when John Smithies and his wife Hannah moved to York in September of that year to open “Gerald Mission”. Gerald Mission failed and Smithies was appointed to Hobart in March 1855. Lowe later moved to York to manage the Wesleyan interests in the town. Two storey bungalow with hipped roof and verandahs. Detailed cast iron decoration on the verandah, balustrades and posts. | 17 | Grey St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18837 | Croquet Club | York Croquet Club since 1909 | 8 | Glebe St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18863 | House 19 Pool Street | | 19 | Pool St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2834 | House | Monger Cottage. Constructed from 1870. A single storied stone house with rendered quoins, hipped roof now covered in corrugated iron and timber front verandah roofed as an extension of the main roof. A transitional house retaining the stone walls, symmetry and simplicity of the earliest cottages, architecturally important for this reason. | 51 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Nominated 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985 | |
| 14564 | Gilgering Siding Bridge over Avon River (ruins) | MRWA 4169 | | Oakover Rd | Statewide Lge Timber Str Survey Completed 11 Dec 1998 | |
| 5985 | House | Constructed from 1860. Historic evidence suggests that the cellar was once used for curing meats. The building may also have been used as a coaching house or small hotel. Scientific value suggests the building contains evidence of a type of small scale cottage industry that was occurring in York at the turn of the century. James and Johannah Whiteley were the first owners. Irish pensioner guard. Original Victorian Georgian possibly with later addition. Brick residence, painted or rendered with corrugated iron roof. Large gabled roofed dwelling with a bullnose verandah and two large cellars. | 53 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5978 | Peppercorn Cottage | Constructed from 1860. A small hipped roofed cottage with a verandah located close to the road verge. Restored after damaged by the 1968 earthquake. | 68 | Henry Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2826 | House and Gardens | Constructed from 1860. | 17a | Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 2886 | Kairey Cottage | Built in 1858, this was one of York's original Pensioner Guards' cottages. It was first occupied by John Kairey of the 84th Regiment. | 22 | New St | Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18876 | House 13 View Street | Simmonswood Cottage | 13 | View St | Municipal Inventory Adopted 22 Sep 2008 (Shire of York) | |
| 2852 | York Police Station, Court House & Gaol | Old York Courthouse and Police Station, York Courthouse Complex | 124 | Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Aboriginal Heritage Sites Register Recorded, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 16 Dec 1994 | |
| 5992 | House | Constructed from 1900. Substantial residence with stylistic features dating from Federation period with timber detail, gables and stucco/rendered work. | 24 | Panmure Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2845 | Commercial Building | Australasia Bank (fmr). Constructed from 1879. Single storey stone building with red brick dressings to openings and a corrugated iron roof. Located on a corner site and built right up to the pavement. Attached residence at rear. Built as Bank of Australasia, at various times has been used as a bank, undertakers, dentist and residence. An interesting building showing only a few signs of its age. A good use of indigenous materials. | 155 | Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 23469 | Hillside | An imposing large house built in 1916 by Charles Edwards who earlier, in the 1880s had also constructed the adjacent Hartleap House. The two houses, from differing stylistic periods, demonstrate great similarity and only subtle changes in detail. They show the continuing prosperity of a successful farming and business family. The apartness of these two houses sited together on high open land overlooking the town but not part of the town is indicative of Edwards their builder who fulfilled for York what Bland and Monger had founded – a thriving and unified commercial centre. A large red brick house with terracotta tiled roof, decorated gables and encircling timber verandahs. Architect JJ Talbot Hobbs | 15 | Forrest St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5979 | House | Constructed from 1950. Large architect designed dwelling on a well landscaped site. | 45 | Henry Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 4565 | Arnold Park House | Constructed from 1897. | | Ovens Rd, Talbot Brook via | | |
| 5973 | Ruins, York Road, Southoban property | Ruin of the original stone building used to house convicts. The convict station is believed to be associated with the construction of the Perth to York road. Constructed from 1860. | 3381 | Great Southern Hwy | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2862 | York Town Centre Precinct | | | Macartney, Lowe, South, Avon, Broome Sts & Railway Line | Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, | |
| 14880 | Gwambygine Farm and Pool | Gwambygine Homestead comprises a single-storey homestead (c.1836-7 with additions), remains of a tennis court (1890s), a stone barn/shearing shed (date unknown), a c.1949-50 concrete block garage, iron machine shed, post and rail stock pens, sheep dip, pigsty, chicken house, and remains of garden beds and an orchard. | | Intersection of Ovens Rd & Great Southern Hwy | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008, Register of the National Estate Indicative Place State Register Permanent 16 May 2008 | |
| 3980 | Monger's Trading Post (fmr) | Sandalwood Yard | 165 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 State Register Permanent 15 Dec 2000 | |
| 5984 | Stone Grange | Constructed from 1865. The builder was a pensioner guard, Stephen Hogan. A cottage with a very high pitched gable roof and a front verandah. The building is distinguished by having an interior ceiling height of close to 7 metres and high quality exterior stonework. The building's design features elements of Georgian architecture and the local vernacular style. | 29 | Newcastle St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2835 | Spencers Bakery (fmr) | Constructed from 1880. This is the end shop of the group in Avon Terrace. The high foundation steps to entrance from Avon Terrace. The brick addition is the newest part of this building. Now a residence. | 53 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 25 Sep 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 23471 | Shops, 117-119 Avon Terrace | Constructed from 1900. | 117 - 119 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2809 | Collins Buildings | A large two storey brick facade with rendered parapet decorated in the Victorian manner and dating from 1907. The original shop fronts have been modernised and the original two storey timber verandah replaced with a cantilevered awning and balconies to the original openings onto the verandah at first floor level. | 104-106 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Feb 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, | |
| 2846 | House and Outbuildings | House constructed from 1880. | 156-158 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, | |
| 5993 | House, AJ Fisher and NL Durston | Four Winds | 38 | Panmure Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2895 | House | | | Redmile Rd | Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985 | |
| 24554 | House, 71 Pool Street | | 87 | Centennial Dr | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5987 | Prunster Cottage & Barne's Cottage | Constructed from 1870. The dwellings originally formed part of a farm that was later subdivided as York expanded. A carrier business was once operated from the site. These dwellings were associated with the York identities the Prunster and Marwick families. Small cottages in the local vernacular architecture. The dwelling and its grounds with remnant trees from an early orchard on the site makes a substantial addition to the streetscape. | 57 | Northam Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18874 | House 24 Tenth Road | | 24 | Tenth Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 13528 | Grigson's Well | The well was used to provide water for the school approximately in the 1890s. | | Spencers Brook Rd | Municipal Inventory Adopted 01 Jul 1998 (Shire of York) | |
| 2897 | House | Constructed from 1890. The brickwork of this house, for the period is unusual as it is built in English bond when Flemish bond was the normal. High roof with symmetrical small pediments on gable ends almost suggests a Georgian approach. | 11 | South St | Register of the National Estate Nominated 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2894 | House | Kenworthy Cottage. A simple house of architectural significance in the Victorian style. A symmetrically planned brick house, now rendered, with corrugated iron roof and decorated timber verandahs to the front and sides, built in the 1890s. The verandah roof, originally in warped iron, survives in part. A small suburban style of house set back a short distance from the street in a quiet street off Avon Street. | 22 | Redmile Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Register of the National Estate Nominated 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 18824 | House, 112 Bland Street | formerly House 16 Bland Street. Constructed from 1900. Brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and skillion-roofed verandah with timber posts and some brackets and balustrade. | 112 | Bland Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 3019 | Old York Hospital Heritage Precinct | The Old York Hospital is a two-storey building constructed, in 1896, to provide improved hospital facilities for the township of York and the surrounding district. The site also comprises a number of other buildings including: former Morgue, former Laundry (1942), former Nurses' Quarters (1925), and former Maternity Block (1941). Architect George Temple Poole, Federation Arts and Crafts style. | | Brook St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008, State Register Permanent 31 May 1996 | |
| 2828 | Albion Hotel & Grounds (fmr) | A two-storey brick building with two storied timber verandahs and a single storied annexe (the bar) built c1859. It was originally constructed as a hotel with a large cellar. First licensed as a hotel to W. Edgar in 1861. The building built right up originally to the road, is located on high ground above Bland's Brook in a picturesque and wooded setting. Now a residence. | 17-19 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Registered 25 Sep 1985, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985 | |
| 2837 | Shops | Constructed from 1903. | 108-112 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985 | |
| 18836 | House 1 Glebe Street | | 1 | Glebe St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2891 | War Memorial, York | Monument and Park, York; Fallen Soldier's Mem, York War Memorial | | Railway St | Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Register of the National Estate Nominated 25 Sep 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Interim 28 Aug 1992 | |
| 18845 | House 37 Harriott Street | Painted/rendered brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and front verandah. Alterations appear to have been undertaken. (EM Barrett) | 37 | Harriott St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18854 | House 26 Macartney Street | Simple Georgian residence with corrugated iron hipped roof, front verandah and rendered dado, symmetrical form. | 26 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18838 | House 35 Grey Street | Constructed from 1900. Substantial red brick residence on a corner block with bull-nosed verandah. Features gables, decorative timber details and rendered/stucco work. | 35 | Grey St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 14668 | York Fire Station | Originally constructed for the York Municipal Council as Council Chambers in 1897. Architect Christian Mouritzen. Converted for use as a fire station in 1912. | 191 | Avon Tce | Fire & Rescue Service Heritage Inventory Adopted 30 Aug 1997 | Fire Station |
| 2892 | Redmile House & Grounds | Two separate buildings forming part of the same house, significant architecturally as examples of early housing, the 1853 house to the east demonstrating the typical range of single depth rooms accessible from a protective verandah, and the later 1870s house demonstrating the development to square plan with front verandah and rear lean-to. The house was established by S Redmile. O Sargeant, a botanist was a later occupant. | 2-12 | Redmile Rd | Classified by the National Trust Classified 25 Sep 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 31 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2875 | Bygraves House & Shop | Constructed from 1884. Originally house and bootmakers shop, at present it is a residence. | | Great Southern Hwy | Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2902 | House | Kitty-Paw. Constructed from 1860. Associated with Wheeler Brothers, original wheelwright settlers in York. Small four roomed cottage, built for rental, constructed with brick walls and high shingled roof in a symmetrical front protected by a simple verandah. Some alterations to timber detail and the addition of a lean-to at the back have altered the simple character of the building. | 12 | Wheeler St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, | |
| 3967 | Wagon Yard & Horse Stalls | | | Avon Tce | | |
| 18834 | House 44 Ford Street | Constructed from 1900. Red brick residence in the Federation style with rendered band. The place has a wrap-around verandah with decorative timber posts and valance. | 44 | Ford St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18847 | House 11 Lincoln Street | Simple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and verandah. Appears to be in Victorian Georgian Style. Symmetrical form. (AS Kington) | 11 | Lincoln St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2842 | Dinsdale's Shoe Emporium | Constructed 1887 by William Dinsdale. Architect James William Wright. Subsequently, Mrs Pyke's Temperance Hotel; Kookaburra's Backpackers; Shops (fmr) & Residence over; restored 2017. Bldg Behind constructed around 1857. | 152 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2881 | Masonic Hall | Constructed from 1887. An imposing two-storey stone building with corrugated iron roof and stuccoed front wall decorated in the Victorian Classical revival style including a high parapeted facade built up to the street boundary without boundary verandahs. Architect James William Wright. | | Joaquina St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1984, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, | |
| 10518 | Settlers House | Temperance House, Jules, Elders Real Estate, Vacant Shop | 125-135 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 3 May 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5998 | House - The Roundhouse | Constructed from 1985. A modern octagonally shaped building located on a semi-rural block of land. It was built by a pair of American potters who later returned to the US. | 38 | Spencers Brook Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2885 | York Cemetery | | Cnr | Herbert & Sydney Rds | Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5983 | House | Simple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and verandah. Appears to be in Victorian Georgian Style. Symmetrical form. Alterations and additions appear to have been undertaken. R Crane, Cottage Garden | 14 | Meares St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18829 | House 33 Clifford Street | Constructed from 1910. | 33 | Clifford St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2839 | Bendigo Bank | Constructed from 1930. Simple classical façade. Commonwealth Banking Corporation (fmr) | 114 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5975 | Glen Irwin Farmhouse, Vacant Dwelling / Storeroom and Stock Shelter, Sheep Dip | Glen Irwin / Homestead and Shearing Shed. One of the early farm buildings in the district. It replaced an earlier farmhouse located nearby. It is a reminder of pioneer settlement along the Avon River in the mid-1840s. Small building made of local materials. It is set amongst Almond and Mulberry trees and a spring is nearby. An in ground structure, which used to be used to dip sheep. | Off | Gwambygine Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2844 | CWA House | Constructed in 1855 as a house and butcher's shop by Robert Doncon. Purchased by Richard Goldsmith Meares in 1857. | 154 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, | |
| 2873 | Hillside Farmhouse & Hartleap Farmhouse Group | Heartleap | 30 | Forrest St | Register of the National Estate Indicative Place, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Register of the National Estate Nominated 25 Sep 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5980 | Kingdom Hall | This was the first place of worship that was built in the country in 24 hours. Kingdom Hall built in a style which has elements of the local vernacular architecture of residential buildings. These include its verandah and porch, the stucco quoins and window surrounds. | 9 | Knight St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 23481 | House, 54 Macartney Street | Simple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and verandah. Appears to be in Victorian Georgian Style. Symmetrical form. (PS & PL Higginson) | 54 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18835 | House 13 George Street | Avonlea. Red brick residence with corrugated iron roof. The gable section has timber details and there is a front verandah. The garden has a mature pine tree located at the front of the dwelling. | 13 | George St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2865 | Bridge over Blands Brook | Bridge No 291. A water course flowing east into the Avon River; as summer proceeds, the brook ponds and in parts dries up on the surface. The rich soil and fresh water support lush natural ground. The brook meanders under the road bridge and across the paddocks of the Balladong Farm. | | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 18877 | House 150 Bland Road | House 24 Bland Road (fmr). Simple residence in Victorian Georgian style, either painted or rendered, with corrugated iron hipped roof and verandah. Appears to have been altered/added to. | 150 | Bland Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2859 | Building | | 155 | Avon Tce | | |
| 18871 | House 58 Suburban Road | | 58 | Suburban Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2824 | House | Cartref Cottage. Constructed from 1888. A brick house with gable ended iron roof, built in two sections, the northern section about 1888 at right angles to the original earlier cottage. Both sections contain verandahs across the front of a single line of rooms. The house is located close to the road which travels south to Beverley. | 7 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Nominated 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2831 | Bakery & Residence (fmr) | House and Outbuildings. A rendered brick house, constructed c1860, as a range of rooms of single room depth with verandah across the front, high pitched gabled roof and separate outbuildings. The house was once tuck-pointed red brick externally. It had wooden internal ceilings. Part of the large underground tank system which provided water for the house and bakery still remains. The bakehouse, covered well and outbuilding stand apart to the rear of the house. The original store was in the two south-east rooms, originally one large room with its own fireplace. The uneven floor levels throughout the house indicate consideration additions over the years. Most of the roof shingles are still in place under the corrugated iron and many convict marked bricks have been found. Most of the original bricks were baked in a kiln slightly to the south-west. There is no damp course in the original building. The present bathroom was once the pantry and the two outside rooms are a later addition showing signs of a damp course. A row of tack rooms along the back fence was demolished soon after World War II. | 29 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, | |
| 5971 | Look out (McQuades Place) | Original farm, once a part of the Mt. Hardy Estate. Constructed from 1890. Small hipped roof cottage with verandahs on three sides of the house, located on land running down to the Avon River. Internal walls made with locally made bricks without mortar. | | Top Beverley Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 4429 | St Ronan's Well Reserve | also known as St Ronan's Nature Reserve. St Ronan's Well, 15 km west of York became an established watering place on the road to York as early as 1832, and it appears highly likely that a well was in place at the site by 1832. | | Great Southern Highway | Shire Register, Register of the National Estate Permanent 24 Sep 2002 | |
| 18846 | House 44 Henry Road | Constructed from 1900. Red brick residence in the Federation Style with wrap around verandah. Alterations appear to have been undertaken. (JD & LM Gargett) | 44 | Henry Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2866 | Old Cemetery Site | St John's Anglican Church (fmr). Headstones have been relocated and laid out to form the footprint of the c.1842 St John's Church, which was relocated in 1901 to Holy Trinity Anglican Church, York (1854) as that church's hall. Despite the relocation of headstones, the original burials remain in situ. | Cnr | Balladong St & Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 21 Sep 1976, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 2832 | House | Constructed 1890. This house was originally used as a sitting come music room for 29 Avon Terrace. It is also the location of one of the earliest schooling sites. This school certainly pre-dated the present house and was conducted by Mr George Pope. The small brick and stone Edwardian house was built on part of the block originally consisting of 29 Avon Terrace, by some members of the family who owned 29 Avon Terrace. The block was subdivided from the larger block and in 1911 a large room of brick was built close to the adjoining house. It had an ornate side door, which has now been converted to a window. A brick and stone house with brick quoins. The building has a characteristic high pitched corrugated iron roof, decorative verandah at the front, decorated gable and window canopy. By 1919 three more stone rooms had been added to the large brick room, adjoined by a small passageway. A front and back verandah was added (iron lace decorating the front). Much later the back verandah was converted to a bathroom and laundry. Missing is a large curved awning from the front window of the brick room. In 1992 it was thought to be causing cracking in that wall and was removed. | 31 | Avon Tce | Municipal Inventory Adopted 31 Dec 1995 (Shire of York), Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, | |
| 2854 | Davies Buildings | Constructed from 1908. | 96-102 | Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | Davies Buildings |
| 5972 | Top of the World Hill | This site offers the first view of the Avon Valley on the road from Perth. | | Great Southern Hwy | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5990 | House | Constructed from 1859. One of only a small number of farmhouses remaining with the original period of settlement. The building was constructed by a pensioner guard assigned to oversee the first convict labour sent to the district. Small hipped roofed cottage with a surrounding verandah. The building has been substantially extended in recent times using traditional mud brick building materials. A number of mudbrick outhouses remain separate from the original dwelling. | 2 | Osnaburg Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2878 | St Patrick's Catholic Church, Presbytery & Hall | St Patrick's Catholic Church, Presbytery and Hall is a group of three ecclesiastical buildings and an outbuilding comprising Church Hall (Old Church, 1859), a single storey rendered brick and iron building, in the vernacular with influences of Victorian Gothic style; St Patrick's Church (1875+), a double volume stone and slate building with four level tower, in the Victorian Academic Gothic style; and, the Presbytery (1877; 1894), a single storey stone and corrugated iron dwelling with influences of Victorian Rustic Gothic style. The outbuilding, in brick with an iron roof over shingles, was possibly built as stables in association with the Church Hall (Old Church) and early priest quarters (a lean-to attached to the Old Church) and could date from the 1860s or 1870s. Foundation stone was laid for the original Church in 1887 by Bishop Gibney. Ceiling work was done by a Mr Prunster from Austria. Italian craftsmen added the stone porch in 1950. | 22 | South St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, State Register Permanent 18 May 2004 | St Patrick's Church |
| 18864 | House 21 Pool Street | | 21 | Pool St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 10725 | Imperial Hotel | Imperial Hotel, York is a two-storey stone and iron hotel premise, with outbuildings, consisting of the former Stables and Second-class Lodgers Accommodation, constructed in 1886. | 83 | Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, State Register Permanent 13 Jul 2007 Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | Imperial Hotel |
| 10708 | Sargent's Pharmacy (fmr) | Constructed in 1904. | 91-93 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Adopted 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | Sargent's Pharmacy |
| 11551 | York & Districts Co-Op & Quarters | York District Farmers' Cooperative, Edwards General Store | 138 | Avon Tce | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 08 Jan 2010 | |
| 5982 | Pioneer Memorial Lodge | | 50 | Macartney St | | |
| 18878 | House 11 Tenth Road | | 11 | Tenth Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2861 | York Palace Hotel | York Hotel, Palace Hotel (fmr) Constructed from 1909. Typical country hotel of the early 1900s with later upgrade and re-introduction of balcony and verandah. | 145 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985 | York Palace Hotel |
| 2877 | York Primary School | York Mixed, York Junior High School, York Boys School | | Howick St | Register of the National Estate Adopted 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, Register of the National Estate Nominated 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 23 Nov 2001 | |
| 2829 | Brook Cottage | Brick House. The original centre section of Brook Cottage was built in 1856. The front and rear sections were added in the 1890s. It consists of six rooms on four levels each having been constructed at separate times. Old section in centre is c1856 and has two rooms with a 350 step has steep pitched roof and sloping walls. Shingle lining boards form the ceiling of the old section. There is a gabled roof with valley gutter adjoining the front section. The front section c1890 has a passage between two rooms, symmetrical and simple face red brick on random stone footings with corrugated iron clad hipped roof and bull-nose dropped verandah with simple timber posts. The rear section c1880 is also of brick on stone footings with painted rendered walls. It has a 150 skillion roof which until 2003 continued over a low open rear verandah. The rear room was added in 2003–2004. There are four face brick chimneys. Renovations to extend the property occurred approximately June 1999, to include its first bathroom, separate toilet and family room. | 21 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 15 Feb 1977, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978 | |
| 3426 | York-Beverley Racecourse | | | North Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 03 Jun 2005 | |
| 2830 | Wansbrough House | | 22 | Avon Tce | Municipal Inventory Adopted 04 Apr 1996 (Shire of York), Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Sep 1985 State Register Permanent 14 Dec 2001 | |
| 18833 | House 16 Dinsdale Street | Sunny Hill. Constructed from 1900. Brick or stone residence with corrugat6ed iron hipped roof and wrap around verandah. Features quoins to openings and timber detail to verandah. Additions and alterations have been made to the house. | 16 | Dinsdale St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2869 | Old York Hospital | Avonmore | | Brook St | Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18478 | Well at End of Green Hills Road | | | Penny Dr, At the end of Green Hills Rd | RHP - Does not warrant assessment Current 19 Apr 2013 | |
| 24474 | House, 66 Macartney Street | Constructed from 1910. Brick residence with central gable entry. Gable is half-timbered and verandah is brick with column supports. (KG Bell & CB Goward) | 66 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 18869 | House 50 Suburban Road | | 50 | Suburban Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5969 | Woodlands | Constructed from 1912. | | Goldfields Rd | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 18867 | House 40 Suburban Road | | 40 | Suburban Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 5991 | Laurelville | Constructed from 1896. One of the most substantial private buildings in York. The building was originally built for the Leeder family then sold to Marwick family. An extensive Victorian federation era house with a complex building form and roof structure featuring numerous gables and a turret with a tower. Substantial additions were made to the building in the 1980s. | 18 | Panmure Rd | Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5981 | Chinaman's Cottage | Constructed from 1910. Original two room cottage remains as a kitchen and living room, a recent two storey extension is attached to the cottage. The building is set within the grounds of a market garden operated by Chinese gardeners. | | Lee Cr | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 5994 | Railway Workers Houses | Constructed from 1950. Evidence of the role of York in WA's railway network. A cohesive group of post WW2 cottages set on large lots with well established gardens. | 15-21 | Pelham St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2901 | Houses | Wheeler Brothers' Houses. In the 1860s, Robert Wheeler organised for five houses in Wheeler Street to be built. The builders Christie and Wansborough, who are renowned for other houses of great significance, built them in adjacent Blandstown. 4 Wheeler Street was Mr Wheeler's residence. The appearance and present condition of these houses have changed dramatically over the years. Houses 2 and 4 are quite large houses and house 10 is a smaller cottage. | 2, 4, 10 | Wheeler St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 2898 | St. Patrick's Convent School (fmr) | Constructed from 1873. A stone building with high corrugated iron roof, gable ends and projecting porches. | Lots 800-1 | South St | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 01 Apr 1985, | |
| 23470 | Shop, 115 Avon Terrace | Constructed from 1890. Well maintained building. Sandwiched between two dissimilar buildings – thus forming a stop or pause in the streetscape. | 115 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 | |
| 10519 | York Motor Museum | Constructed from 1900. A group of shops and a previous commercial premises seen together and unified by a classical parapet with classical cappings and balusters. | 116-120 | Avon Tce | Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Adopted 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Albany CGI-clad Houses Survey Nominated 29 Sep 1985, | |
| 17602 | Stanmere | Brick residence with Victorian Georgian features with corrugated iron roof. | 55 | Grey St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 2867 | Balladong Farm Group | A group of related farm buildings established by Stephen Parker who acquired the farm in 1848. Constructed from 1831. Farmhouse on bank of Bland Creek. The two storied granary with shingled roof joined to a stone walled stable block with shingled roof and bush pole framing, was built in the form of a square cloister opening onto the central courtyard, in 1890. The adjacent shearing shed dating from the 1870s is constructed in timber in the tradition of buildings of their use throughout Australia. A high timber framed roof covered in shingles with lapped timber boarding on timber framing, a battened timber floor raised well above the ground for the containment of sheep. | Cnr | Parker Rd & Avon Tce | Classified by the National Trust Classified 1 May 1985, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 08 Oct 1996 | |
| 2860 | Old York Fire Station | The Old York Fire Station is a single-storey Federation Free style red brick building constructed for the York Municipal Council as Council Chambers in 1897. After the completion of the York Town Hall in 1911, the building was sold and later converted for use as a Fire Station. Also a Community Centre. | 151 | Avon Tce | Aboriginal Heritage Sites Register Recorded, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Fire & Rescue Service Heritage Inventory Adopted 30 Aug 1997, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 11 Dec 1998 | |
| 2872 | York Flour Mill | The York Flour Mill is a purpose-built flour mill, constructed in 1892 with associated buildings built from 1892 onwards, to mill flour for York and the surrounding districts, and for export. The mill is the only remaining mill building in York, a town whose prosperity was built upon the growing wheat and grain. Formerly York Flour Milling Co. Ltd, Empire Roller Flour Mill, Jah Roc Furniture. | 10 | Henrietta St | Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978, Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 State Register Permanent 31 Dec 1993 | |
| 24471 | House, 35 Macartney Street | Simple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and verandah. Appears to be in Victorian Georgian Style. Symmetrical form., (CE Bell) | 35 | Macartney St | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |
| 4525 | Avon Valley Landscape Area | | | | Register of the National Estate Indicative Place, Register of the National Estate Nominated 13 Mar 1992, Classified by the National Trust Classified {Lscpe} 03 Dec 1984 | |
| 2850 | Building | | | Avon Tce | | |
| 2848 | Ambulance Building | | | Avon Terrace | | |
| 24532 | House, 12 Panmure Road | Brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and front verandah. | 12 | Panmure Rd | Shire register - 22 Sep 2008 | |