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| 50 | The Wilmslow Golf Club | 53.3025910441455 | -2.27839482396703 | <p>Founded in 1889 The Wilmslow Golf Club is a parkland course, 6,639-yard, par 72 James Braid design</p> | 55 |
| 1 | Unitarian Chapel, Dean Row | 53.332215 | -2.195578 | <p>Built in 1694 of similar design to Unitarian chapels in Macclesfield and Knutsford. Served by the same minister as Norcliffe Chapel, Styal from the mid-1800s. Separate school (1862-1961). Graves of many influential local characters.</p> | 1 |
| 2 | Copper Folly, 43 Adlington Road | 53.328529940169 | -2.20735566131976 | <p>Alan Turing (1912-1954), cryptographer, lived here from 1950 until his death. Remains a private home.</p> | 2 |
| 3 | Highfield Estate | 53.3382729183577 | -2.22185541899034 | <p>Built c.1921 by Wilmslow Urban District Council, influenced by the garden suburb concept</p> | 3 |
| 4 | Bollin Fields Walk | 53.3287984374692 | -2.22666059015539 | <p>Pleasant walk from Wilmslow Park South upstream to weir built to allow a constant water supply to the cornmill.</p> | 4 |
| 5 | Finney Green Cottage | 53.3398645067623 | -2.22175901899021 | <p>Long, low half-storey 17th century building. Restored. Now a guesthouse. At one of the many 'greens' or hamlets that make up Wilmslow.</p> | 5 |
| 6 | National Trust, Styal | 53.34361 | -2.25018 | <p>Community including Quarry Bank Mill and House, Apprentice House, Oak Cottages and much more.</p> | 6 |
| 7 | Bank House Farm | 53.34331 | -2.25695 | <p>Local Wesleyans met here until Robert Greg of Quarry Bank Mill allowed them in 1840 to rent a building – still used – in Farm Fold, Styal.</p> | 7 |
| 8 | Old Meeting Houses | 53.34284 | -2.26212 | <p>Society of Friends (Quakers) met here from1693 until 1831. See Town Centre mapno.12. Three cottages, now one private property, Penn House.</p> | 8 |
| 9 | The Honey Bee | 53.34258 | -2.26608 | <p>Former home (called 'Oversley Bank') of solicitor Richard B.B. Cobbett (1814-75), son of the famous Radical MP, author and farmer, William Cobbett.</p> | 9 |
| 10 | Waters | 53.33876 | -2.25575 | <p>UK Headquarters of Waters Corporation's Mass Spectrometry Division built 2013 with extensive landscaping on the site of Stamford Lodge.</p> | 10 |
| 11 | Twinnies Bridge | 53.3373 | -2.243337 | <p>Here Styal Road crosses the River Dean before its junction with the Bollin which is spanned by Pownall Bridge (1820) on the old route to Pownall Hall. Car parking for woodland walk to Quarry Bank Mill.</p> | 11 |
| 12 | Wilmslow Rugby Club | 53.33598 | -2.24652 | <p>After using several grounds in Wilmslow, this location was provided by the widow of Henry Boddington of Pownall Hall in the 1930s. Team name: Wilmslow Wolves.</p> | 12 |
| 13 | Jim Evison Playing Fields | 53.33498 | -2.25349 | <p>Most extensive games area – seven pitches – in Wilmslow, backing on to the Quarry Bank woods and the River Bollin.</p> | 13 |
| 14 | Pownall Hall | 53.33389 | -2.24598 | <p>Rebuilt by James Pownall, 1830. Much altered by brewer Henry Boddington, 1880s,with many examples of Arts and Craft designs. Now a private school. Interesting black and white Dower House.</p> | 14 |
| 15 | Morland House | 53.33295 | -2.2544 | <p>Headquarters, Morris Homes (North) Ltd. Radical building (1970s), originally a car showroom, by Donald Frazer Crane, architect.</p> | 15 |
| 16 | Pownall Park | 53.33199 | -2.24539 | <p>Developed from 1930s. Several Art Deco houses, including one opposite Pownall Hall gates.</p> | 16 |
| 17 | Lindow Common | 53.32808 | -2.25064 | <p>Presented to the people, 1897. Rare lowland heath. Site of Special Scientific Interest covering 45 acres.</p> | 17 |
| 18 | Battery House, Battery Lane | 53.32558 | -2.25707 | <p>Two modern houses in Modernist and in Voysey styles built 2005-8. Private.</p> | 18 |
| 19 | Lindow Moss | 53.3227 | -2.26882 | <p>Home to 'Lindow Man' whose 2700 year old body was discovered here in 1984</p> | 19 |
| 20 | St Annes School | 53.32175 | -2.24317 | <p>Purpose-built, 1890. Only three head teachers from 1876 to 1951.</p> | 20 |
| 21 | St Annes Church | 53.32186 | -2.24284 | <p>Nursery Lane. Built as mission church and school in memory of Annie, wife of George Fox of Harefield House, 1876.</p> | 21 |
| 22 | Fulshaw Hall | 53.3174 | -2.23592 | <p>Built in 1684. Victorian extension on S. side. Grounds occupied by Headquarters Building of Royal London Group, which includes former Refuge Assurance and other businesses. Architect BDP 1979. Private.</p> | 22 |
| 23 | Church of St John Evangelist | 53.31233 | -2.25323 | <p>Davenport Green. By noted architect James Beaumont of Fulshaw Park, 1873.</p> | 23 |
| 24 | Parish Hall | 53.33151 | -2.2312 | <p>A 1981 building replacing one on Water Lane. Occupies the site of Chancel Lane C of E School (1868-1960).</p> | 30 |
| 25 | Boddington Arch | 53.33111 | -2.23041 | <p>Inscription marks the gift of the Carrs to the people of Wilmslow by the Manchester brewer, Henry Boddington (died 1925).</p> | 31 |
| 26 | Parish Church of St Bartholomew | 53.33012 | -2.22961 | <p>Listed. Largely from the 16th century. Heavily restored 1860s and 1890s. Re-furbished internally 2013. Crypt from 1300. Lychgate 1904.</p> | 32 |
| 27 | Memorial Gardens | 53.32992 | -2.22877 | <p>Dedicated 1950 & 1969.Once contained a pub, houses, the Old Rectory, a Mission Chapel and a cotton mill.</p> | 33 |
| 28 | Old Corn Mill | 53.32965 | -2.22782 | <p>First structure of 1245. Present building, powered by water from the River Bollin, produced flour and feedstuffs to 1949.</p> | 34 |
| 29 | Fustian Factory | 53.32884 | -2.22853 | <p>Plaque. Cotton mill turned to producing corduroy-type material into 20th century.</p> | 35 |
| 30 | Stamford Terrace | 53.32851 | -2.22867 | <p>Listed. Built 1780s for Earl of Stamford of Dunham Massey on the turnpike road of 1775.</p> | 36 |
| 31 | Hawthorn Hall Estate | 53.32817 | -2.23666 | <p>Late Victorian development of large houses in Conservation Area on the approach to the Hall from Grove Street.</p> | 37 |
| 32 | Society of Friends Meeting House | 53.3266 | -2.24173 | <p>Listed. Built 1831-2,with stables. Replaced that of 1693 further along Altrincham Road.</p> | 38 |
| 33 | Grove Street (West Side) | 53.32656 | -2.23202 | <p>Mid-Victorian terracotta on upper levels with date plaques.</p> | 39 |
| 34 | Rectory | 53.32659 | -2.22872 | <p>Listed. Built 1778 with extensive gardens, later sports pitches. Became a bank. Now a restaurant.</p> | 40 |
| 35 | Wilmslow Leisure Centre | 53.32641 | -2.22727 | <p>Built early 1980s and extended to include the Evan's Theatre, alongside ground of Wilmslow Cricket Club.</p> | 41 |
| 36 | Barclays Bank building | 53.32601 | -2.23246 | <p>Riverboat design by Green, Lloyd of London 1963-4, to fit the shape of the 'island' between Grove St and Green Lane.</p> | 42 |
| 37 | Panorama from Alderley Road/Water Lane Junction | 53.3259 | -2.23287 | <p>From modern shops on Water Lane, past Barclays to Parsonage Green, the Rex (Art Deco), Hoopers and tree-lined service roads.</p> | 43 |
| 38 | Prestons Diamonds | 53.32588 | -2.23371 | <p>Art Deco (1930s), built as Electricity Board's showrooms and offices.</p> | 44 |
| 39 | Rex Buildings | 53.32564 | -2.23256 | <p>Art Deco cinema (1936) and shops on Green Hall land bought earlier by the local council from the Paulden family (Manchester store pioneers).</p> | 45 |
| 40 | Hoopers | 53.32505 | -2.23313 | <p>Formerly Finnigan's department store (1950s).</p> | 46 |
| 41 | 52 Alderley Road | 53.32439 | -2.23493 | <p>Commercial/medical building with re-designed roadside façade 2013. Design Award Commendation from the Wilmslow Civic Trust.</p> | 47 |
| 42 | Library | 53.32435 | -2.23263 | <p>Of the 1970s,refurbished 2012. Close to site of Green Hall, which burned down in 1978.</p> | 48 |
| 43 | Coach and Four | 53.32384 | -2.23462 | <p>Formerly 'The New Inn' (1830). Later developed extensive coach and cab hire business. Recent addition of hotel accommodation.</p> | 49 |
| 45 | Fulshaw Cross | 53.32111 | -2.23795 | <p>Wayside 'shrine', probably of 14th century. Resited in 1921 and restored by the Rotary Club in 2005.</p> | 51 |
| 46 | Tailors Shop | 53.32074 | -2.23702 | <p>Probably 17th century. Grocer's for much of 19th and 20th centuries. Oldest trading commercial premises in Wilmslow.</p> | 52 |
| 48 | Wilmslow Albion Football Club | 53.34573 | -2.2395 | Oakwood Farm. Attractive ground for a club (founded 1919) that moved in 1986 from the Carnival Field, Altrincham Road, Wilmslow | 54 |
| 49 | George & Dragon Pub | 53.32968 | -2.22977 | Listed. Three-bay, three-storey inn with 29 rooms. Later additions. Rendered local bricks. Now offices | 53 |