Former railway goods shed, built in 1903 for the Great Eastern Railway, closed in 1965. It was damaged by a fire in 2000 and again in 2015. Now (2016) roofless.

Wivenhoe Goods Shed, built in 1903 for the Great Eastern Railway, closed in 1965, damaged by fire in 2000 and again in 2015, has been de-listed for the following principal reasons: * Degree of survival: the loss of the roof structure and the north-west gable end wall, along with the internal platform and jib crane, has compromised the architectural integrity of this modest railway building; * Architectural interest: it is a modest structure built to a standard design; * Relative date: for such a late date, it is not a rare example of a railway building nor does it display any particular architectural quality or engineering innovation; * Group value: although the goods shed forms a small group with Wivenhoe Railway Station and a former railway stable block, this is of insufficient interest in a national context to support the case for listing, given its late date, functional design and loss of historic fabric.