Withington Conservation Area has 4 Grade II listed buildings.
The stone bollards infront of The White Lion are also listed.

The Red Lion	Bank	The White Lion	St Pauls Church
Built: 17th Century. Wilmslow Rd. The inn was a well known meeting place in the 18th and 19th Centuries for the Court Leet and the Trustees of the Turnpike Trust. Bowling Green to the rear.	Built: 1890. Wilmslow Rd. Originally built as the Manchester and County Bank Ltd. Now a National Westminster Bank.	Built: 1881. Wilmslow Rd. The landmark of Withington. Originally The White Lion then renamed Withington Ale House whilst a smaller basement bar was called The White Lion. Now reverted back to original name. The basement of the pub contains a well.	Built: 1841. Wilmslow Rd. Designed by Hayley and Brown.

Other buildings in Withington Conservation area are:
The Old Forge
The Methodist Church
Withington Public Library
St Cuthberts Church
The Victorian Terrace on Tatton View
Some Victorian houses on Palatine Rd and Nos 2, 6 and 8 Parsonage Rd

The Conservation Area was designated by Manchester City Council in 1983. Manchester City Council (Feb 1994).

Sites of interest
Now and then