Northumberland County Council
Listed building outline
| Reference | Name | Listed building | Geometry | Description | Notes | Organisation | Uprns | Entry date | Start date | End date |
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| 1371397 | Willson Headstone 2 Metres South Of Chancel Of Church Of St Cuthbert | 1371397 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.592777 55.129978,-1.592801 55.129972,-1.592807 55.129955,-1.592785 55.129943,-1.592763 55.129944,-1.592747 55.129954,-1.592751 55.129971,-1.592777 55.129978))) | BEDLINGTON CHURCH LANE NZ 2681 NW (East side) Bedlington 9/57 Willson headstone 2 metres south of chancel of Church of St. Cuthbert GV II Headstone, 1710. Sandstone. Small stone with moulded edge, inscription to 'Robert Willson of Bedlington, Richard his son and Elliner his wife'. , | 1986-12-18 | 1986-12-18 | ||||
| 1371398 | Collingwood And Scott Headstones 15 Metres South-West Of Church Of St Cuthbert | 1371398 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.593358 55.129873,-1.593381 55.129867,-1.593388 55.129849,-1.593366 55.129837,-1.593335 55.129842,-1.593328 55.129860,-1.593358 55.129873))) | BEDLINGTON CHURCH LANE NZ 2681 NW (East side) Bedlington 9/61 Collingwood and Scott headstones 15 metres south- west of Church of St. Cuthbert GV II Headstones, C18. Sandstone. Eastern stone has shaped top with sunk panel and cherub, above inscription to William Scott of Choppington, 1759. Western stone has relief carved panel of trumpeting cherub holding palm, amongst clouds, flanked by scrolly foliage with partly concealed mortality emblems; inscription to Elizabeth wife of William Collingwood (of) Bluehouse, 1787. , | 1986-12-18 | 1986-12-18 | ||||
| 1371399 | The Old Vicarage And Attached Walls | 1371399 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.491941 55.083873,-1.491926 55.083858,-1.492081 55.083805,-1.492022 55.083744,-1.491623 55.083880,-1.491675 55.083930,-1.491727 55.083912,-1.491738 55.083922,-1.491883 55.083872,-1.491899 55.083887,-1.491941 55.083873))) | SEATON DELAVAL A 190 NZ 3276 (South side) The Avenue 13/77 The Old Vicarage and attached walls GV II Vicarage, early C18 with later C18 and C19 extensions. C18 parts rubble with large roughly-shaped quoins and dressings; C19 parts snecked rubble with tooled quoins and dressings; except for brick outshut in English Garden Wall Bond 1 and 4. Blue slate roof to centre 3 bays, purple slates to ends; brick stacks. South elevation 2 storeys, 7 bays; 3 centre bays are the original house. French windows with 6-pane overlight in bay 2, 6-panel door with 8-pane overlight on left of bay 6; 12-pane sash windows, renewed on 1st floor of extensions. Coped gables; end and 2 ridge stacks. Rear elevation is 2-storey outshut with 12- and 16-pane sashes; stone sills and floor bands. Attached screen walls at each end of south elevation, each with downswept flat coping; that to left has doorway and 12-pane sash window. Small porch to rear joins south wall of Walled Garden (q.v.). , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371400 | Piers And Gate At Entrance To Drive To Church Of Our Lady | 1371400 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.499930 55.081517,-1.499898 55.081468,-1.499869 55.081473,-1.499904 55.081522,-1.499930 55.081517))) | SEATON DELAVAL A 190 NZ 3276 (South side, off) The Avenue 13/80 Piers and gate at entrance to drive to Church of Our Lady GV II Gate piers and gate, early C18 and C19. Squared tooled stone, wrought iron. Piers with chamfered plinth, moulded caps and restored ball finials. Double gates with spike-topped stiles, bars with alternating fleur-de-lys and wavy tops, and crossed rails with shield at intersection. Adjacent walls are not of special interest. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371401 | Farmbuilding At Seaton Village Farm To East Of Farmhouse | 1371401 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.498445 55.080366,-1.498249 55.080227,-1.498172 55.080267,-1.498365 55.080407,-1.498445 55.080366))) | SEATON DELAVAL A 190 NZ 3276 (South side, off) The Avenue 13/82 Farmbuilding at Seaton Village Farm, to east of farmhouse GV II Shelter sheds with loft over, early C19. Roughly-squared stone with tooled-and- margined quoins and dressings; pantile roof. 2 storeys, 2 wide bays. 2 pairs of elliptical arches, 3 small boarded windows with slightly-projecting sills above. Coped gables with moulded kneelers. External stone stair to boarded door on left return. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371402 | Lamp Standard Outside Avenue House | 1371402 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.519736 55.072333,-1.519766 55.072321,-1.519761 55.072303,-1.519731 55.072297,-1.519709 55.072305,-1.519709 55.072324,-1.519736 55.072333))) | SEATON DELAVAL A 192 NZ 37 NW NZ 30787542 (North side) Seaton Terrace 5/84 Lamp standard outside Avenue House II Lamp standard, late C19, by Webb Lamp Co. Ltd. of Birmingham. Cast iron. Moulded base, fluted shaft with swept foot, ladder rests, circular head with domed cover. Plates on base with maker's name and'J.E. WEBBS PATENT SEWER GAS DESTRUCTOR'. Originally used for methane from sewers, prior to introduction of coal gas. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371403 | The Delaval Arms | 1371403 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.466946 55.075692,-1.466984 55.075685,-1.466958 55.075640,-1.467061 55.075620,-1.467041 55.075581,-1.467156 55.075562,-1.467126 55.075515,-1.467095 55.075497,-1.467061 55.075489,-1.467012 55.075494,-1.467008 55.075485,-1.466825 55.075513,-1.466892 55.075640,-1.466917 55.075636,-1.466946 55.075692))) | SEATON SLUICE A 193 NZ 37 NW (East side) Hartley 5/101 The Delaval Arms (formerly listed in Whitley Bay UD) 19.5.50 II Inn, mid-C18 with mid-C19 rear wings and early C20 extension. Squared stone with cut dressings; grey slate roof. 2 storeys and attics, 5 narrow bays. Central half-glazed door in shouldered raised stone surround with pediment. Ground floor C20 casements with plate-glass sashes above, all in moulded stone surrounds with slightly-projecting sills. Central pedimented dormer of c.1900 with paired sashes, flanked by flat-topped roof dormers with similar glazing. Stepped-and- banded end stacks. Returns show stepped gables, with raised pedimented centre above band, and small stone-surround windows (c.f. also Lookout Farmhouse, Seaton Delaval). Curved single-storey flat-roofed extension to left. Rear elevation shows gabled wings flanking earlier stair projection. , | 1987-07-15 | 1950-05-19 | ||||
| 1371404 | The Octagon | 1371404 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.472593 55.083418,-1.472570 55.083430,-1.472562 55.083444,-1.472577 55.083470,-1.472605 55.083480,-1.472653 55.083474,-1.472676 55.083451,-1.472765 55.083436,-1.472711 55.083331,-1.472690 55.083345,-1.472713 55.083388,-1.472692 55.083392,-1.472674 55.083358,-1.472621 55.083395,-1.472633 55.083417,-1.472593 55.083418))) | SEATON SLUICE COLLYWELL BAY ROAD NZ 3376 (East side) 14/105 No. 10 (The Octagon) GV II House, formerly harbour master's office. Early to mid C18, perhaps by Vanbrugh. Rubble with cut quoins and dressings, C20 pantile roof with brick stack. Octagonal plan with slightly later wing on west. North elevation 1 storey on basement; octagonal part to left has band above basement. 9 steps up to 4-panel door under radial fanlight in round arch, with raised imposts and keystone; similarly-arched windows, above square-headed basement openings, to right of door, in left return and to rear. Moulded string below embattled parapet; flat roof. Wing to right 1 wide bay; Venetian window in similar surround above square-headed basement window, coped right gable with end stack. Right return shows blocked doorway with timber lintel. All windows are renewed small-paned casements, those on 1st floor with radial heads. C20 pent extensions to rear of wing are not of special interest. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371405 | Remains Of Sluice Gate At West End Of The Cut | 1371405 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.472605 55.084445,-1.472578 55.084449,-1.472598 55.084522,-1.472627 55.084519,-1.472605 55.084445))) | SEATON SLUICE THE HARBOUR NZ 3376 NZ 33767680 14/110 Remains of sluice gate at west end of the cut GV II Sluice gate and fittings, probably C19 but replacing an original of 1764 by Thomas Delaval, the engineer, for John Hussey Delaval. Cast iron, timber. Remains of heavy boarded gate sliding in U-section girder uprights set into rock. The landward gate of the 'new cut' constructed 1761-4 to provide both an all- weather harbour entrance and a deep-water dock, a bold engineering scheme costing #10,000 expedited by the use of lime blasting. This was the first floating harbour on the east coast. Listed for historical value. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371406 | Watch House On Rocky Island | 1371406 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.471423 55.085049,-1.471479 55.085136,-1.471555 55.085123,-1.471499 55.085035,-1.471423 55.085049))) | SEATON SLUICE THE HARBOUR NZ 3376 NZ 33847686 14/114 Watch-house on Rocky Island 23.4.86 GV II Watch-house c.1876 for the Seaton Sluice Voluntary Life Saving Company. Brick, rendered and whitewashed; C20 synthetic roof covering. Rectangle with small projecting tower at south end. East elevation 1 storey, 2 bays; chamfered plinth, boarded window openings with slightly-projecting sills. Coped gables. Lookout tower at left end with paired 2-pane casement window on each face and pyramidal roof. To rear of tower pent porch with renewed door. Right return shows boarded window. Included for historical interest. , | 1986-04-23 | 1986-04-23 | ||||
| 1371407 | 2 Defence Electric Light Emplacements To East Of Link House | 1371407 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.499122 55.110365,-1.499168 55.110342,-1.499089 55.110297,-1.499029 55.110298,-1.499015 55.110313,-1.499022 55.110334,-1.499034 55.110340,-1.499077 55.110338,-1.499122 55.110365)),((-1.499032 55.110584,-1.499102 55.110527,-1.499052 55.110507,-1.499002 55.110545,-1.498966 55.110560,-1.498966 55.110568,-1.498983 55.110577,-1.499005 55.110575,-1.499032 55.110584))) | BLYTH LINKS ROAD NZ 37 NW (EAST SIDE) 5/121 2 Defence Electric light emplacements, to east of Link House GV II Defence electric light emplacements, 1914-19. Reinforced concrete and steel, with some brick, whitewashed. Two small rectangular buildings 20 metres apart, each with a semi-octagonal projection at the seaward corner. Each has a doorway and boarded window in the landward end, machine gun loops in the other walls, and boarded openings of curving section in the projection, under a heavy girder; added brickwork above girder level in emplacement no.1 (southern). The projections have flat roofs of a slightly-lower level to the low-pitched roof of the main part. The beam produced by a parabola-ellipse reflector could be directed through an 0.1 metre slit between curved metal shutters and still illuminate a wide area of sea; the 2 emplacements were operated by an E.L.O. (Electric Light Officer) in a director station at Link House Battery (q.v.) 300 metres to the south, and powered by an engine house 50 metres to the west, now a public lavatory (q.v.). Rare survival of a World War 1 coastal defence installation. , | 1988-04-07 | 1988-04-07 | ||||
| 1371408 | Cross Base Circa 20 Yards South Of Church Of St Michael | 1371408 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.015795 55.392623,-2.015791 55.392638,-2.015811 55.392648,-2.015833 55.392646,-2.015844 55.392633,-2.015826 55.392618,-2.015795 55.392623))) | ALNHAM ALNHAM NT 91 SE 8/2 Cross base c.20 yards south of Church of St. Michael GV II Cross base. Medieval. Large roughly-shaped stone c. 2 ft. high with socket cut to hold shaft of cross. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371409 | 5-10, Bath Terrace | 1371409 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.500522 55.125616,-1.500158 55.125289,-1.499975 55.125358,-1.499999 55.125379,-1.500062 55.125356,-1.500079 55.125371,-1.500016 55.125394,-1.500052 55.125426,-1.500115 55.125402,-1.500139 55.125424,-1.500094 55.125441,-1.500084 55.125433,-1.500066 55.125439,-1.500110 55.125478,-1.500087 55.125496,-1.500101 55.125508,-1.500195 55.125473,-1.500211 55.125487,-1.500187 55.125496,-1.500204 55.125511,-1.500134 55.125537,-1.500174 55.125574,-1.500268 55.125539,-1.500284 55.125553,-1.500190 55.125588,-1.500225 55.125619,-1.500320 55.125584,-1.500346 55.125606,-1.500245 55.125637,-1.500268 55.125658,-1.500361 55.125623,-1.500385 55.125644,-1.500336 55.125663,-1.500355 55.125680,-1.500522 55.125616))) | BLYTH BATH TERRACE NZ 3181 SE Nos. 5 - 10 12/26 (consecutive) 6.11.81 II GV Terrace, c.1790. Brick in English Garden Wall Bond 1 and 5, with cut stone dressings; Welsh slate roof except for C20 tiles on No. 5. 2 storeys + attics, each house 2 bays except for No. 7, 3 bays. 4-panel doors to Nos. 6 and 7, other doors renewed; 3-pane overlight to No. 10, others plain; all doors in renewed wooden doorcases, some with pediments. Windows mostly 4-pane sashes, with wedge lintels. Gabled roof dormers (2 to No. 7) with round-arched 4-pane sashes, shaped bargeboards and moulded finials. Ridge stacks. Rear elevation has similar dormers. No. 7 has contemporary wing with hipped roof. Interior: No.lO has dog-leg stair with stick balusters, moulded newel and ramped moulded handrail. Folding panelled shutters. Interiors of other houses not seen, some said to be considerably altered. , | 1981-11-06 | 1981-11-06 | ||||
| 1371410 | 12, Bath Terrace | 1371410 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.499843 55.125240,-1.499865 55.125260,-1.500048 55.125191,-1.499956 55.125109,-1.499837 55.125153,-1.499846 55.125161,-1.499833 55.125166,-1.499864 55.125194,-1.499877 55.125188,-1.499908 55.125216,-1.499876 55.125236,-1.499870 55.125230,-1.499843 55.125240))) | BLYTH BATH TERRACE NZ 3181 SE 12/28 No. 12 16.11.81 GV II House, c.1800. Brick in English Garden Wall Bond 1 and 5, with tooled-and- margined stone dressings; Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. Central 4-panel door with overlight, in renewed wood doorcase. 4-pane sash windows; all openings with wedge lintels. 2 similar sashes in gabled roof dormers with shaped bargeboards and moulded finials. Stone-coped gable to right; end stacks. , | 1981-11-16 | 1981-11-16 | ||||
| 1371411 | High Light (Lighthouse Attached To Rear Wing Of Number 8) | 1371411 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.500078 55.125488,-1.500094 55.125474,-1.500093 55.125464,-1.500080 55.125455,-1.500044 55.125453,-1.500025 55.125470,-1.500042 55.125488,-1.500078 55.125488))) | BLYTH BATH TERRACE NZ 3181 SE (back lane) 12/30 High Light (lighthouse attached 28.7.50 to rear wing of No.8) (formerly listed as High GV II Lighthouse) Lighthouse, 1780-90, heightened twice in later C19/early C20. C18 part squared stone, upper parts brick, colour-washed. Slightly-tapered circular tower. Lower part in 4 stages, divided by bands. Doorway on north, within small added porch; quatrefoil or cross loops, some blocked, to cardinal points. Upper part with 2 bands on moulded corbels, 2 windows to south. Flat roof has railing with knobbed spiral standards. Interior: C18 part has stone newel stair; ladders in top section. The lighthouse was worked in conjunction with the Low Light (rebuilt 1936) until 1985, when it was superseded by modern navigation aids on a different alignment and repainted mushroom instead of white. , | 1987-07-15 | 1950-07-28 | ||||
| 1371412 | Boathouse Tavern | 1371412 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.504374 55.128060,-1.504441 55.128009,-1.504098 55.127863,-1.503992 55.127944,-1.504116 55.127997,-1.504155 55.127966,-1.504213 55.127991,-1.504212 55.128002,-1.504239 55.128002,-1.504374 55.128060))) | 10/33 BLYTH BRIDGE STREET NZ 3181 NE (North side) 10/33 Boathouse Tavern II Public house, probably late C17, altered. Squared stone with cut dressings, stuccoed and painted; blue slate roof with C20 brick stack. South front 2 storeys, in 2 parts. Taller, open-pedimented 2-bay part on right has rusticated quoins. Renewed door with overlight, in right bay, in architrave with pulvinated frieze and segmental pediment. Renewed fenestration in similar architraves with moulded sills on brackets and triangular pediments enclosing stylised foliage carving. 4-bay right return shows blocked doorway with raised stone surround. Interior much altered. Probably the oldest building in Blyth, and in the C19 attached to a brewery (now demolished) which lay behind; extensive brick-arched cellars are said to underlie the whole site. Lower 6-bay part to left of C17 block is later addition, altered and not of special interest. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371413 | Police Station | 1371413 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.503277 55.127184,-1.503198 55.127167,-1.503105 55.127291,-1.503084 55.127285,-1.503066 55.127311,-1.503085 55.127315,-1.503059 55.127351,-1.503013 55.127329,-1.503056 55.127302,-1.502993 55.127269,-1.502947 55.127301,-1.502929 55.127292,-1.502975 55.127261,-1.502902 55.127224,-1.503056 55.127122,-1.502940 55.127065,-1.502827 55.127140,-1.502803 55.127128,-1.502779 55.127143,-1.502803 55.127155,-1.502723 55.127209,-1.502476 55.127092,-1.502422 55.127126,-1.502458 55.127144,-1.502451 55.127148,-1.502663 55.127249,-1.502657 55.127252,-1.502693 55.127278,-1.502701 55.127274,-1.502842 55.127353,-1.502852 55.127346,-1.502885 55.127363,-1.502890 55.127359,-1.503046 55.127444,-1.503110 55.127437,-1.503144 55.127394,-1.503130 55.127390,-1.503235 55.127252,-1.503245 55.127254,-1.503281 55.127209,-1.503267 55.127204,-1.503277 55.127184))) | BLYTH BRIDGE STREET NZ 3181 NE (South side) 10/36 Police Station GV II Police station, 1896, by John Cresswell, the County Architect. Red brick in Flemish bond with ashlar dressings and carved red sandstone panels; Lakeland slate roofs with terracotta ridges and finials, wrought-iron rails and wooden belfry with leaded fleche. Irregular F-plan with convergent ranges to rear. Free Gothic style. Front in 3 sections. Centre 3 storeys, 5 bays, symmetrical. Plinth, moulded strings, carved panels below windows. 3 steps up to central panelled double doors with lion bosses, flanked by black marble piers carrying carved lintel with chained mastiffs and panel inscribed 'POLICE STATION'. Circular carved panel with date and County Council arms under gable. Bays at each side set back at 1st floor level and flanked by octagonal turrets with pyramid caps. Slightly lower end bays have shafted doorways with lintels inscribed MAGISTRATES (left) and SOLICITORS (right). Steep hipped roof with gabled dormers and central octagonal belfry with openwork sides and panelled spire. Right part 3 storeys, 4 bays; right bay set forward with corbelled-out angle turrets and octagonal pavilion roof with dormers and decorative balcony rails. Right corner canted back, with oriel; 8-bay right return with 2 similar projecting bays. Plainer left part 2 storeys, 5 irregular bays; 2nd bay set forward with corbelled-out angle turrets and pavilion roof. Above and behind, lofty square ventilation tower had corbelled-out stage with angle turrets and pedimented gables, below octagonal upper shaft with moulded cap. To left attached moulded gate piers with gabled caps hold diagonally-boarded double doors. Paired windows with shouldered, arched and cusped heads; much carved detail. Openwork and arcaded parapets. Tall stepped-and-corniced stacks. Interior: Several stairs with wrought-iron balustrades. Courtroom has coved canopy with pediment over tribunal, and collar-beam roof on chevron-carved corbels. Magistrates' retiring room (now Courtroom No. 2) has carved mantelpiece and panelled plaster ceiling. Contemporary stained glass. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371414 | Main Farmbuilding Group To East Of West Hartford Farmhouse | 1371414 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.609977 55.104624,-1.609883 55.104611,-1.609809 55.104783,-1.609529 55.104746,-1.609497 55.104822,-1.609390 55.104808,-1.609422 55.104731,-1.609138 55.104692,-1.609210 55.104520,-1.609109 55.104508,-1.608970 55.104839,-1.609352 55.104892,-1.609280 55.105044,-1.609385 55.105059,-1.609412 55.105001,-1.609495 55.105013,-1.609536 55.104918,-1.609836 55.104958,-1.609977 55.104624))) | CRAMLINGTON A 192 NZ 27 NW / NZ 27 NE (North side) West Hartford 3/51 and 4/51 Main farmbuilding group, to east of West Hartford Farmhouse GV II Planned farmbuildings, dated 1861 with initials MWR (Matthew White Ridley) on centrepiece of north range. Snecked tooled stone with tooled-and-margined dressings; Welsh slate roofs, replaced by C20 metal sheets on east part of north range and C20 tiles on side ranges. Coped gables. Most openings in chamfered alternating-block surrounds. Ranges around yard opening to south; barn, with pent engine-house on west, runs north from centre of north range. North range 2 storeys, 5 bays; projecting centrepiece is end of barn with boarded double doors under segmental arch, datestone above and keyed round opening in gable. Side parts each have 2 pairs of segmental arches, with 5 windows above. Side ranges single-storey; boarded doors and part-slatted windows in east range, stable doors and slit vents in west range. Barn on north has part-slatted windows and cart entrance on east with girder lintel, segmental relieving arch and recess on left for original sliding door; and round opening in gable. Engine house has boarded door and cart entrance with timber lintel and blocked flue to former chimney on west. 2 external stone stairs to boarded doors at rear of north range. Planned cattle farm, formerly part of the Blagdon Estate. Later sheds filling yard are not of special interest. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371415 | The Blagdon Arms | 1371415 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.584324 55.086565,-1.584259 55.086548,-1.583873 55.086543,-1.583869 55.086647,-1.583921 55.086648,-1.583921 55.086627,-1.584040 55.086628,-1.584038 55.086661,-1.584139 55.086661,-1.584138 55.086689,-1.584198 55.086690,-1.584197 55.086703,-1.584239 55.086704,-1.584240 55.086675,-1.584199 55.086675,-1.584199 55.086663,-1.584293 55.086663,-1.584321 55.086650,-1.584324 55.086565))) | CRAMLINGTON CRAMLINGTON VILLAGE NZ 27 NE (North side) 4/57 The Blagdon Arms GV II Inn, late C18/early C19, 2 builds, with later C19 alterations. Tooled-and- margined stone front with cut dressings, rubble returns. Welsh slate roofs, with red tile cresting on left part. South elevation in 2 sections. Left part 2 storeys and attics, 4 bays. Renewed door between right bays; former doorway, now window, in 2nd bay has corbelled later C19 stop-chamfered hood with moulded cornice. Plate-glass sash windows with slightly-projecting sills. Chamfered eaves cornice, coped gables with moulded kneelers. 3 gabled roof dormers with plate-glass sashes and moulded finials on paired brackets. Banded end and ridge stacks. Right part 2 lower storeys, 2 wider bays, shows plate- glass sashes in alternating-block surrounds. Moulded brackets to eaves; coped right end gable; stepped-and-banded end stack. Left return shows 4-pane attic sash, and quoining of C18 house, extended to rear in C19. Interior: 2 original fireplaces, one with old range, back-to-back in east part. , | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371416 | Church Of St Nicholas | 1371416 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.583162 55.086015,-1.583165 55.085957,-1.583273 55.085966,-1.583272 55.085941,-1.583256 55.085941,-1.583260 55.085899,-1.583169 55.085900,-1.583168 55.085862,-1.583137 55.085862,-1.583136 55.085835,-1.583258 55.085836,-1.583257 55.085766,-1.583063 55.085757,-1.583064 55.085835,-1.583105 55.085835,-1.583105 55.085861,-1.582852 55.085863,-1.582851 55.085894,-1.582707 55.085894,-1.582705 55.086002,-1.583114 55.085999,-1.583113 55.086016,-1.583162 55.086015))) | CRAMLINGTON CRAMLINGTON VILLAGE NZ 27 NE (South side) 4/61 Church of St. Nicholas 24.1.85 GV II Parish Church, 1868 by Austin and Johnson, adapted from earlier Dobson design. Squared stone with ashlar dressings; Welsh slates except for Lakeland slates on south aisle; red tile ridge cresting. 4-bay aisled nave with west tower and north porch. 2-bay chancel with organ chamber and vestry on north. Free C13 style. Stepped buttresses, plinth and sill string. Nave has double and triple lancets on north and south, 2-light plate-tracery windows in ends of aisles, gabled north porch with boarded double doors, showing scrolly ironwork, in moulded arch; and clerestorey of sexfoiled circles. Tall 3-stage tower with north-west stair turret, 2-light west window and bell openings of 2 lights within multi-chamfered arch, in sunk panel below carved cornice. Clockface on west of 2nd stage. Chancel has wall arcade on south above high-set string, incorporating two 2-light windows; angle buttresses, and 3-light plate tracery east window. Set against south wall, headstone of Dorothy Gillespy d.1776 with hand holding book in front of arrow and trumpet; scrolled foliage at sides, good lettering. Interior: Nave arcades show pointed arches of 2 orders on round piers with foliage-carved caps in late C12 style. Tall tower arch of 2 hollow-chamfered orders. Similar chancel arch, on responds of paired columns, has hoodmould with headstops. Arch to organ chamber on foliage-carved responds. Trefoil- headed aumbry in chancel. Roofs with arch-braced collar-beam trusses, those in nave on moulded corbels. Contemporary stone reredos with St. Cuthbert's Cross and symbols of evangelists. Rood loft of 1896 with carved pendant tracery. Romanesque font with inlaid marble panels; small C18 font in north aisle with cable-moulded bowl on octagonal shaft. Funeral hatchment of Adam Mansfield de Cardonnel-Lawson, 1820, in south aisle. Memorial to George Henry Shum-Storey, 1869, by font; marble sculpture of angel and cross. Windows by Cottier,1868 in north and south (wise and foolish virgins) aisles. The medieval chapel of St. Nicholas, rebuilt in late C17, stood at NZ 26717688, a short distance south of the present church. , | 1985-01-24 | 1985-01-24 | ||||
| 1371417 | Farmbuildings To North And West Of Damdykes Farmhouse | 1371417 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.600786 55.068136,-1.600756 55.068137,-1.600741 55.068179,-1.600700 55.068176,-1.600691 55.068217,-1.600733 55.068221,-1.600729 55.068248,-1.600831 55.068248,-1.600837 55.068196,-1.601246 55.068182,-1.601230 55.068218,-1.601237 55.068238,-1.601264 55.068258,-1.601305 55.068261,-1.601340 55.068253,-1.601362 55.068237,-1.601367 55.068216,-1.601358 55.068178,-1.601411 55.068177,-1.601406 55.068141,-1.601539 55.068137,-1.601558 55.068081,-1.601398 55.068085,-1.601384 55.067936,-1.601365 55.067936,-1.601362 55.067895,-1.601071 55.067905,-1.601076 55.067949,-1.601060 55.067949,-1.601064 55.067999,-1.601302 55.067990,-1.601317 55.068121,-1.600787 55.068144,-1.600786 55.068136))) | CRAMLINGTON DAMDYKES NZ 27 SE NZ 256749 7/66 8.5.86 Farmbuildings to north and west of Damdykes Farmhouse GV II Farmbuildings around foldyard. Probably late C18; shelter shed extension to south range has 1833 datestone with initials MSS, remodelling of north and west ranges formerly dated by 1863 stone with initials SHSS, now lying at foot of wall. Original parts rubble with roughly-shaped tooled quoins; C19 parts roughly-squared stone with tooled-and-margined quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roofs. Buildings around rectangular yard entered at south-east corner. Single-storey south range has blocked doorway and 2 windows. West range 5 bays, all but the left 2-storeyed; 2 segmental arches, part-slatted windows above. North range has 2-storey left part with stable door flanked by part-slatted windows, and single-storey right part, continued beyond east range, with segmental arch, 2 doorways and slit vents. Single-storey east range with 2 boarded doors links to farmhouse (q.v.). Rear elevations: west range shows added shelter shed with 2 openings under timber lintels and hipped roof. North range shows boarded double doors under segmental arch in projecting west bay; circular gingang at right with large stepped outer piers and 3 (formerly 4) smaller piers between; conical roof. At far right, alongside gingang, is tall chamfered opening serving both ground floor and loft. Most openings in north and west ranges have chamfered alternating-block surrounds; coped gables to 2-storey parts, roofs of single-storey parts hip-ended. Interior: gingang has heavy east-west tie-beam separate from room structure above, where radial collars carry a central octagonal post on a metal baseplate; raking struts to 2 levels of curved purlins, curved wall-plate. Formerly part of the Shum-Storey estate based on Arcot Hall (q.v.). An interesting foldyard group with little post-C19 alteration; the gingang roof structure shows carpentry of a high standard. Altered shelter shed at rear of south range and minor C20 additions to east end of north range are not of special interest. , | 1987-07-15 | 1986-05-08 | ||||
| 1371418 | Former Farmbuilding Ranges To North And East Of Lookout Farmhouse | 1371418 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.489115 55.085097,-1.489546 55.085034,-1.489565 55.085074,-1.489670 55.085058,-1.489610 55.084917,-1.489519 55.084930,-1.489540 55.084982,-1.489187 55.085035,-1.489078 55.084782,-1.488984 55.084797,-1.489115 55.085097))) | This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 11 October 2022 to update the name and address, amend description due to change of use of building and to reformat the text to current standards. NZ 3276 13/70 SEATON DELAVAL The Avenue Lookout Farm The Stables, North Range and The Byre Former farmbuilding ranges to north and east of Lookout Farmhouse (Formerly listed as Farmbuilding ranges to north and east of Lookout Farmhouse, The Avenue, A 190 (North side)) GV II Former farmbuildings around foldyard, early C19. Coursed rubble with tooled-and-margined dressings; pantile roofs. Single storey. East range, stables, attached to rear wing of Lookout Farmhouse (q.v.): two parts each of two bays, stepped downhill; stable doors and part-slatted windows, all in chamfered alternating-block surrounds. Slit vents to rear. North range shelter sheds, two wide bays; each bay has broad opening with timber lintel and central stop-chamfered wooden post and pad. Boarded doors to rear. Two storey west range, much altered, pent-roofed extension at rear of north range and brick addition to rear of east range are not of special interest. Included for group value with Lookout Farmhouse. Listing NGR: NZ327067855 | 1987-07-15 | 1987-07-15 | ||||
| 1371425 | Limekiln Circa 200 Yards North West Of Park House | 1371425 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.119187 55.344422,-2.119227 55.344433,-2.119260 55.344428,-2.119283 55.344414,-2.119290 55.344394,-2.119258 55.344368,-2.119215 55.344365,-2.119187 55.344376,-2.119171 55.344393,-2.119187 55.344422))) | HARBOTTLE LOW ALWINTON NT 90 NW 14/90 Limekiln c.200 yards north-west of Park House II Limekiln. Early C19. Dressed stone. Artificial mound containing stone-lined pot. Canted screen wall with 3 high semicircular arches. Internally these are deeply splayed with many corbels leading to small square draw holes. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371426 | 4 And 5 Peels Cottages | 1371426 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.093328 55.337405,-2.093424 55.337404,-2.093424 55.337380,-2.093483 55.337380,-2.093481 55.337325,-2.093030 55.337331,-2.093037 55.337413,-2.093328 55.337405))) | HARBOTTLE THE PEELS NT 90 SW 20/93 Nos. 4 and 5 (Peels Cottages) GV II Pair of cottages. Early C19. Dressed stone with ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roof. Single storey. No. 4 four bays; no. 3 three bays. Boarded doors in alternating- block surrounds in 2nd and 6th bays. 16-pane sash windows. Gabled roof with flat coping and original end stacks. Later rendered brick ridge stacks. Outshuts to rear. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371427 | Statue Of King Death Circa 30 Yards South West Of Burradon Hall | 1371427 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.028407 55.348882,-2.028422 55.348893,-2.028438 55.348885,-2.028428 55.348875,-2.028407 55.348882))) | NETHERTON BURRADON NT 90 NE 15/98 Statue of King Death c.30 yards south west of Burradon Hall GV II Statue of a greyhound called King Death. 1872. Sandstone. c. 2 ft. 6 inches high and 3 ft. long. Dog seated on plain plinth with worn inscription which formerly read KING DEATH Winner of the Waterloo Cup, Waterloo Plate etc. Born 18th Feb. 1862. Died 16th Dec. 1872 Fleve et meminisse relictum est. The statue was formerly in the garden of Waterloo House, Harbottle (q.v.) which was renamed by the owner Dr. Richardson in honour of the dog's exploits. Included for historical interest. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371428 | Carriage House And Loose Boxes Attached To North Of Trewhitt Hall | 1371428 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.996516 55.352647,-1.996506 55.352628,-1.996534 55.352623,-1.996523 55.352602,-1.996640 55.352579,-1.996549 55.352431,-1.996444 55.352452,-1.996502 55.352549,-1.996368 55.352575,-1.996400 55.352627,-1.996414 55.352624,-1.996436 55.352663,-1.996516 55.352647))) | NETHERTON TREWHITT NU 00 NW 16/101 Carriage house and loose boxes attached to north of Trewhitt Hall GV II Carriage house and loose boxes. 1805 for John Smart. Ashlar with graduated Lakeland slate roof. 2 storeys, L-plan. To left, i.e. closest to house, 2 carriage houses, with double doors, one with segmental head, the other with flat lintel. Slatted windows to granary over. Projecting wing to right has stable-type door with segmental head and renewed 9-pane sash. Gabled roof. A window to the rear is inscribed 'cheese room'on lintel. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371429 | Farmbuildings Circa 10 Yards East Of Pennywells | 1371429 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.009549 55.391556,-2.009369 55.391614,-2.009308 55.391554,-2.009233 55.391578,-2.009349 55.391692,-2.009669 55.391585,-2.009500 55.391418,-2.009432 55.391441,-2.009549 55.391556))) | ALNHAM ALNHAM NT 91 SE 8/5 Farmbuildings c.lO yards east of Pennywells GV II Farmbuildings including byres, stable and shelter sheds. c.1830-40. Dressed stone with ashlar dressings. Welsh slate and asbestos roofs. 3 ranges round courtyard. Single-storey shelter sheds to left with 3 segmental arches. Byre and stable in centre with 2 doors and one window. Projecting to right a 2-storey shelter shed with granary over. 2 segmental arches and two lst-floor window openings with chamfered surrounds. V.R. wall letter box attached to range on left. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371431 | Church Stable And Wall Circa 5 Yards West Of Church Of St Michael | 1371431 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.121717 55.346027,-2.121659 55.346043,-2.121431 55.345743,-2.121402 55.345744,-2.121631 55.346051,-2.121623 55.346053,-2.121657 55.346098,-2.121753 55.346077,-2.121717 55.346027))) | HIGH HAM CP THE GREEN (North side) ST43SW 2/34 School House (previously listed as The Old School House) 17.4.59 GV II Detached house. 1570 and later. Local lias stone cut and squared, Ham stone dressings; clay pantiled roof between coped gables; brick end chimney stacks. Two storeys, 3 side bays. Bays 1 and 2 have 3-light hollow chamfer mullioned windows, with square label to lower bay 1; bay 3 has ovolo- mould mullioned windows, 3-light above and 4-light below, this last with label: all have C20 steel casement inserts: lower bay 2 has a 2-light window and then a C20 doorway to right, all under label, with C18 style 12-panel door with glazed light and sidelights; incised on lintol over door. The Old School House 1598 - 1937. Single storey extension to match against west gable, and flat roofed extension on north side. Interior much altered, but a plaque, formerly over front door and now set over west gable fireplace reads VT PIASIT, STVDIIS Q. VACET GENEROSA IVVENTS: HANC ADRIANUS.SCHAELL. SUSTINETAERE:SCHOLAM 1598; some chamfered cross- beams, and a circular stone stair in north-west corner against fireplace. Built by the Rector appointed in 1570, 'because his churchwardens could neither read nor write' Schaell was previously tutor to Lord Grey's children (Terrell, Revd RCP: A Guide to St. Andrews Church). , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371432 | Pair Of Turnbull Headstones Circa 20 Yards South Of Chancel Of Church Of St Michael | 1371432 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.121103 55.345803,-2.121109 55.345810,-2.121124 55.345806,-2.121115 55.345798,-2.121103 55.345803))) | ALWINTON LOW ALWINTON NT 90 NW 14/13 Pair of Turnbull headstones c.20 yards south of Chancel of Church of St.Michael GV II 2 gravestones: 1) John Turnbull 1722. Small tablet with segmental-arched top and moulded edge. Pronounced carving on east side with angel above and skull and cross bones below. Inscription on the rear. 2) Daughter of Robert Turnbull 1742. Segmental pedimented top with carving of angel. Inscription below. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371433 | Shelter Sheds And Granary Circa 10 Yards North West Of Cote Walls Cottage | 1371433 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.043121 55.361848,-2.043039 55.361865,-2.043072 55.361918,-2.043608 55.361809,-2.043574 55.361756,-2.043121 55.361848))) | BIDDLESTONE COTE WALLS NT 90 NE 15/32 Shelter sheds and granary c.10 yards north-west of Cote Walls Cottages GV II Shelter sheds and granary. Early C19. Dressed stone with Welsh slate roof. Long 2-storey range with 5 segmental arches and 2 boarded doors on ground floor. Also outside stone steps to boarded granary door. Ten ?-slatted windows to granary Gabled roof with flat coping. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371435 | Sundial Circa 120 Yards North East Of Callaly Castle | 1371435 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.919284 55.384016,-1.919291 55.384025,-1.919309 55.384026,-1.919319 55.384013,-1.919297 55.384006,-1.919284 55.384016))) | 10/39 CALLALY CALLALY NU 01 SE 10/39 Sundial c.120 yards north-east of Callaly Castle GV II Sundial. Dated 1770. Tuscan column with highly complex top telling the tame in many parts of the world including Constantinople, China, Jamaica, Lima and St. Petersburg. Topped by bearded Janus head supporting a globe. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371436 | Callaly Mains | 1371436 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.924500 55.392339,-1.924555 55.392323,-1.924481 55.392236,-1.924660 55.392187,-1.924606 55.392125,-1.924344 55.392198,-1.924476 55.392346,-1.924500 55.392339))) | CALLALY CALLALY NU 01 SW 9/44 Callaly Mains II House, formerly farmhouse, estate office and estate laundry. Early C19 with additions of c.1890 probably by Stephenson of Berwick. Earlier section dressed stone, the rest ashlar. Welsh slate roof. 2-storey, 3-bay farmhouse to right has central C20 glazed door with overlight, and 4-pane sliding sashes. Gabled roof with kneelers and corniced end stacks. Left of this a 4-bay single-storey section whose 12-pane sashes have pulvinated friezes and broken pediments with ball finials in the apex. Left bay is 2-storey and cross-gabled, Similar window on lst floor also has decorative apron with scrolls and initials AHB for Alan Browne. Gabled roof. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371437 | High Houses | 1371437 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.942577 55.381461,-1.942578 55.381480,-1.942769 55.381476,-1.942768 55.381456,-1.942786 55.381456,-1.942784 55.381413,-1.942846 55.381411,-1.942850 55.381437,-1.942900 55.381436,-1.942905 55.381482,-1.942943 55.381481,-1.942935 55.381409,-1.942952 55.381408,-1.942948 55.381357,-1.942695 55.381359,-1.942698 55.381392,-1.942635 55.381394,-1.942634 55.381359,-1.942548 55.381361,-1.942549 55.381368,-1.942392 55.381370,-1.942395 55.381449,-1.942487 55.381448,-1.942485 55.381419,-1.942552 55.381418,-1.942554 55.381461,-1.942577 55.381461))) | CALLALY HIGH HOUSES NU 00 NW 16/48 Nos. 3-6 (consecutive) GV II Two pairs of cottages; nos. 4 and 5 now form one house. c.1880. Ashlar with Welsh slate roofs. Tudor style. 1? storeys, 4 bays to each pair, with projecting 2-bay centres forming T-plan; and 1-storey 2-bay link. Boarded and battened doors and 3-light mullioned windows with recessed hollow- chamfered surrounds. String course above ground floor. The projecting bays have plain reveals and hoodmoulds to windows, and no stringcourse. Upper windows in half dormers. Gabled roofs with kneelers, flat coping. One corniced ridge stack and one similar end stack to each pair of cottages, One stack has been rebuilt in brick. Built as Callaly estate houses. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371438 | Lodge Circa 200 Yards North Of Lorbottle Hall | 1371438 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.936225 55.367650,-1.936251 55.367680,-1.936339 55.367656,-1.936257 55.367564,-1.936172 55.367587,-1.936225 55.367650))) | CALLALY LORBOTTLE HALL NU 00 NW 16/54 Lodge. c. 200 yards north of Lorbottle Hall GV II Lodge. c.1790. Dressed stone with plinth. Lakeland slate roof. Single storey, 3 bays with 6-panelled door in slightly-projecting pedimented centre bay. 4-bay sash windows. Moulded cornice. Gabled roof with flat coping which is finely moulded on outer edges. Central cornice ridge stack. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371440 | Hepple Tower | 1371440 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.022538 55.300016,-2.022557 55.300046,-2.022727 55.300012,-2.022677 55.299926,-2.022505 55.299962,-2.022538 55.300016))) | HEPPLE B 6341 NY 90 SE (South side) 2/29 Hepple Tower 21.10.53 GV II* Tower. C14. Squared stone. Ruined. South wall stands to c.40 ft. Lower part of stair projection to right was originally in centre of south wall but east side has now collapsed. Left return (west side) also stands to c.40 ft. Doorway on ground floor was originally a window. Lintel of window on lst floor has stump of mullion and holes for iron bars. Rear (north) side stands to c.40 ft; the east side of it has collapsed. East wall collapsed. Interior: Walls c.8ft thick. Most of tunnel vault remains. Corbels below vault formerly supported a loft. Round-headed, broadly-splayed, rere arch of west window; above the inside of the window a chamfered string course. , | 1953-10-21 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1371441 | 2 Medieval Gravestones Circa 1 Yard North Of Christ Church | 1371441 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.025819 55.299705,-2.025834 55.299703,-2.025838 55.299694,-2.025804 55.299685,-2.025786 55.299692,-2.025793 55.299702,-2.025819 55.299705))) | HEPPLE B 6341 NY 90 SE (South side) 2/32 2 medieval gravestones c.l yard north of Christ Church GV II 2 medieval grave covers and a footstone. C13 or C14. Sandstone. Nearer the church a larger stone c.76 inches x 12 inches with chamfered edges. The top inscribed with a bracelet cross. A footstone rests against the end. Beside it a small stone c.40 inches x 6 inches , battered with broader chamfered base; the side panelled with roll-moulded edges. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371443 | Farmbuildings West Of Pike House | 1371443 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.883762 55.288589,-1.884116 55.288464,-1.883951 55.288310,-1.883885 55.288336,-1.883927 55.288381,-1.883912 55.288387,-1.883974 55.288445,-1.883774 55.288515,-1.883624 55.288376,-1.883551 55.288401,-1.883762 55.288589))) | HESLEYHURST PIKE HOUSE NZ 09 NE 8/42 Farmbuildings west of Pike House GV II Planned farm buildings. Early C19. Coursed stone with ashlar dressings. Welsh slate roof. Symmetrical U-plan. Rear range has 2-storey central section with 2 segmental arches to shelter sheds on ground floor and four 4-pane Yorkshire sashes above. Stone eaves and hipped roof. Single-storey, one-bay flanking sections with boarded door to left, blocked door to right. Projecting single-storey, 2-bay byres, each with 2 boarded doors and 2 ventilation slits. Gabled roofs with flat coping. Lean-tos against gable ends of projecting ranges. To left 2 pigsties with exercise yards in front and henhouse over. To right kennels and exercise yards and iron railings in front Interior of henhouse has stone nesting boxes. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371444 | Farmbuildings Attached To Left Of Colt Park Farmhouse | 1371444 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.891922 55.238993,-1.892067 55.239018,-1.892096 55.238961,-1.892309 55.238995,-1.892333 55.238948,-1.892378 55.238956,-1.892407 55.238901,-1.892248 55.238877,-1.892281 55.238801,-1.892217 55.238791,-1.892221 55.238783,-1.892099 55.238764,-1.892003 55.238946,-1.891951 55.238937,-1.891922 55.238993))) | NUNNYKIRK B 6342 NZ 09 SE (East side, off) 13/48 Farmbuildings attached to left of Colt Park Farmhouse GV II Farmbuildings. Dated WT but mainly late C18. Dressed stone and coursed 1807 stone with Welsh slate roof. L-plan. 2 storeys; short 2-bay range attached to house has boarded door on left and outside stone steps on right. Boarded door and half-slatted window on let floor. Long range projecting on left has stable with stable-type door on right. 3-bay shelter shed to left with 3 elliptical arches, square piers, impost and keystones. Oval panel with date above centre arch. Half-slatted window to granary above. Gabled roof with flat coping. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371445 | Combhill Farmhouse | 1371445 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.899203 55.229928,-1.899348 55.229939,-1.899357 55.229900,-1.899401 55.229904,-1.899416 55.229847,-1.899182 55.229830,-1.899167 55.229886,-1.899212 55.229889,-1.899203 55.229928))) | NUNNYKIRK B 6342 NZ 09 SE (East side, off) 13/51 Combhill Farmhouse II Farmhouse, probably originally a bastle house. C16 or early C17, the front wall partly rebuilt C18. Massive random rubble, the later rebuilding in coursed stone; Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays. C18 openings. Central C20 door in chamfered surround; small C19 wood porch. C20 windows in old openings with concrete sills. Gabled roof with flat coping and end stacks, the left one an C18 external stack possibly covering original byre doorway. Blocked 1st-floor doorway on right return. Walls c.4 ft. thick, slightly thinner on lst floor. C20 outshut to rear not of special interest. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371446 | Eslington Park | 1371446 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.934257 55.402881,-1.934298 55.402919,-1.934314 55.402914,-1.934369 55.402966,-1.934412 55.402951,-1.934354 55.402895,-1.934663 55.402788,-1.934589 55.402718,-1.934491 55.402752,-1.934447 55.402711,-1.934512 55.402689,-1.934461 55.402643,-1.934515 55.402625,-1.934425 55.402535,-1.934247 55.402597,-1.934236 55.402586,-1.934223 55.402590,-1.934166 55.402610,-1.934179 55.402621,-1.934037 55.402669,-1.934081 55.402711,-1.934092 55.402706,-1.934160 55.402770,-1.934133 55.402779,-1.934166 55.402811,-1.934194 55.402801,-1.934273 55.402875,-1.934257 55.402881))) | WHITTINGHAM ESLINGTON PARK NU 01 SW 9/110 Eslington Park 21/10/53 (formerly listed as Eslington Hall) GV II* Country house. 1715-20 with additions of 1796. For the Liddells, Earls of Ravensworth. Ashlar with Lakeland slate roof. U-shaped in plan. Classical style. 2 storeys. Entrance front 9 bays with 3-bay addition of 1796 to left. Original section has rusticated quoins and central Tuscan porch with triglyph frieze. 12-pane sashes in architraves, those in older part renewed, those in 1796 part of slightly different proportions. Original section has projecting moulded cornice and plain parapet; later section has smaller cornice and honeycomb parapet. Garden front 9 bays. Slightly-projecting outer bays have rusticated quoins. Half-glazed central door in Ionic porch with pulvinated frieze and modillion cornice. 18-pane sashes with thick glazing bars in architraves. Moulded cornice and plain parapet. Hipped roof with corniced ridge stack. Interior: Entrance hall has screen of 2 Corinthiin columns, simple early C19 stair with coved plaster ceiling. 1st floor landing has screen of Corinthian columns to left and Venetian screen on right. All decoration, except the stairs, is a mid-C20 replica of the original. one'early C18 staircase remains in east wing with one twisted and one columnar baluster to a tread. Single-storey garage to rear of entrance front, not of special interest. Further mid C19, single-storey addition to left of entrance front forms part of stable block. (q.v.). Northumberland County History Vol. XIV. , | 1986-09-03 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1371447 | Carriage House And Stable Circa 50 Yards North West Of Eslington Park | 1371447 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.935277 55.402699,-1.935461 55.402874,-1.935550 55.402843,-1.935320 55.402625,-1.935121 55.402693,-1.935166 55.402737,-1.935277 55.402699))) | WHITTINGHAM ELSINGTON PARK NU 01 NW 9/112 Carriage house and stable c. 50 yards north-west of Eslington Park GV II Carriage house and stable. Probably early C19, raised 1858. Dressed stone with graduated Lakeland slate roof. L-plan. 2 storeys. Front block 3 irregular bays. 2 segmental arches with boarded double doors. Half-glazed door to right. Blocked ventilation slits. 3 small windows on 1st floor have-plain raised surrounds. One is a fixed 6-pane window, the others are slatted. Hipped roof. On left return a segmental arch and outside stone steps to granary. | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371448 | Stables And Former Billiard Room Attached To West Of Eslington Park | 1371448 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.934425 55.402535,-1.934490 55.402600,-1.934649 55.402545,-1.934632 55.402529,-1.934700 55.402505,-1.934916 55.402708,-1.935005 55.402676,-1.934737 55.402424,-1.934702 55.402436,-1.934687 55.402423,-1.934629 55.402443,-1.934643 55.402457,-1.934580 55.402478,-1.934567 55.402465,-1.934512 55.402484,-1.934530 55.402499,-1.934425 55.402535))) | WHITTINGHAM ESLINGTON PARK NU 01 SW 9/116 Stables and former billiard room attached to west of Eslington Park GV II Stable and former billiard room which is now part of house (q.v.). Early C19 for Lord Ravensworth. L-plan. Short front section, part of house, is single storey, 3 bays with 10-panel door in architrave on right. 12-pane sash in flat raised surround left of this and further left a bay window with three 12-pane sashes separated by Tuscan pilasters. Hipped roof. To rear of this a long irregular 2-storey block with central passage through to house rear courtyard. Boarded doors, boarded double doors to garage, 12- and 16-pane sashes on ground floor; 4 slatted windows and 2 later 6-pane sashes on 1st floor. All original openings in plain raised surrounds. Hipped roof with central square wood clock towertopped by wood Tuscan drum,lead dome and vane. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371449 | Ravensworth Statue And Fountain | 1371449 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.889984 55.400823,-1.889997 55.400834,-1.890015 55.400826,-1.890005 55.400816,-1.889984 55.400823))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO CALLALY NU 0611-0711 (East side) Whittingham Village 25/119 Ravensworth Statue and Fountain GV II Drinking fountain and statue. 1905. Sandstone ashlar with marble coping for basin. Corniced octagonal column on square base supports statue of Athole, 3rd Earl of Ravensworth and his dog. He has a stick and is wearing a scarf and a trilby hat. This is surrounded by an octagonal basin with moulded coping. Erected by the Countess Caroline, his wife; the dedication, with texts from the 23rd psalm, is inscribed on the base. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371450 | Whittingham Tower And Attached Cottage | 1371450 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.892174 55.400830,-1.892210 55.400901,-1.892407 55.400869,-1.892403 55.400862,-1.892526 55.400840,-1.892497 55.400784,-1.892375 55.400807,-1.892360 55.400777,-1.892163 55.400809,-1.892174 55.400830))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO CALLALY NU 0611-0711 (North side, off) Whittingham Village 25/123 Whittingham Tower 21.10.53 and attached cottage GV II* Towerhouse, which became ruinous and was converted into almshouses. Late C13 or early C14,, remodelled 1845 by Countess Ravensworth; cottage C18 or early C19. Squared medieval masonry below, apparently of 2 periods with more massive earlier work in the lower courses and possibly C16 masonry above. Ashlar in C19 sections. On south, west and north sides medieval masonry reaches to 2nd floor sill level, on east side to 1st floor window only. 3 storeys. Square. Ground floor doorway on south side has medieval jambs and C17 round-headed top with continuous chamfer. On east side, 4 steps with iron railings up to Tudor-headed door of 1845 with inscription over. By the munificense of Piety of LADY RAVENSWORTH This ancient Tower which was formerly Used by the village as a place of refuge In time of rapine and insecurity Was repaired and otherwise embellished For the use and benefit of the deserving Poor. AD 1845 Windows, all of 1845, are 1- and 2-light diamond-paned casements in chamfered surrounds. ' C19 battlemented parapet, projecting on close-set rounded corbels. Higher turret in north-east corner. Interior has walls 8% ft, thick. Tunnel-vaulted ground floor. Attached, altered cottage with stone-slate roof on west side. Birthplace, in 1745, of Henry Ogle, inventor of the threshing machine. Northumberland County History: Vol. XIV. , | 1953-10-21 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1371451 | Headstone Circa 5 Yards South Of Church Of St Bartholomew | 1371451 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.897095 55.401260,-1.897105 55.401264,-1.897108 55.401258,-1.897100 55.401256,-1.897095 55.401260))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO ESLINGTON NU 01 SE (North side) Whittingham Village 10/138 Headstone c.5 yards south of Church of St. Bartholomew GV II Headstone with eroded inscription. Early C18. Small sandstone tablet c.18 inches high with shaped and moulded top. On one side, angel carved in very high relief. On the other skull and crossbones in equally high relief. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371452 | Headstone Circa 7 Yards North West Of Church Of St Bartholomew | 1371452 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.897234 55.401437,-1.897238 55.401441,-1.897245 55.401439,-1.897242 55.401434,-1.897234 55.401437))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO ESLINGTON NU O1 SE (North side) Whittingham Village 10/141 Headstone c.7 yards north-west of Church of St. Bartholomew GV II Headstone. Inscription worn. Early-mid C18. Sandstone tablet c. 2 ft. high. Scrolled pedimented top with angel's head. Raised panel for inscription framed by pilasters. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371453 | Roman Catholic Church Of St Mary And Attached Presbytery | 1371453 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.891661 55.414115,-1.891679 55.414139,-1.891742 55.414124,-1.891753 55.414140,-1.891788 55.414132,-1.891731 55.414048,-1.891674 55.414061,-1.891654 55.414031,-1.891507 55.414063,-1.891558 55.414139,-1.891661 55.414115))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD To GLANTON NU 01 SE 10/147 R.C. Church of St. Mary and attached presbytery GV II Roman Catholic Church and presbytery. 1877-81 by Dunn and Hanson. Snecked stone with Welsh slate roof. Church in Romanesque style, house in Tudor style. Church 5 bays with round-headed doorway on right, in portal with stone pent roof; arch with 2 chamfers and a roll mould, and moulded drip stone. To left round-headed windows with dripstones. Moulded sill string. Rounded stone brackets support guttering. East end has 3 round-headed windows and rose window of 3 circles above. Gabled roof with kneelers, overlapping coping and foliated cross finial. Attached on left 2-storey, 3-bay, L-plan presbytery has door and narrow window in extruded stone porch between projecting right bay and rear wing. 2- and 3-light windows with shouldered lintels. Steeply-pitched gabled roof with overlapping coping and corniced ridge stacks. Whittingham Vale: David Dippie Dixon: Frank Graham, Newcastle 1974. , | 1986-09-03 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1371454 | Castle Farmhouse | 1371454 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.888699 55.400801,-1.888660 55.400828,-1.888747 55.400869,-1.888795 55.400835,-1.888720 55.400800,-1.888784 55.400756,-1.888645 55.400688,-1.888568 55.400740,-1.888580 55.400745,-1.888699 55.400801))) | WHITTINGHAM WHITTINGHAM NU 0611-0711 25/151 Castle Farmhouse 21/10/53 GV II Farm house, formerly part of the Castle Inn, a coaching inn. Early C18 incorporating earlier core. Mid C18 extension to rear. Re-roofed 1863. Squared stone, c.36 inches thick on front wall ground and 1st floors. Thick walling also on right gable end. Welsh slate roof, renewed brick chimneys. Mid C18 brick extension to rear in irregular bond. 2? storeys, 5 bays. Central 6-panel door in chamfered raised surround with stone cornice hood on later stone brackets. Sash windows, those on ground floor in raised stone surrounds, those above in architraves. Concave cornice. Gabled roof, though roof marks on adjoining Castle Inn (q.v.) and also inside, reveal that there was formerly a double span roof. Gablet over centre bay dated 1863 with the Ravensworth crest. To rear small blocked windows, probably C17. Projecting single-storey, 1-bay addition with pantiled roof and tumbled-in brickwork in the gable. Interior has early C18 staircase with turned balusters and ramped and wreathed handrail. Also many 2-panel doors. , | 1953-10-21 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1371455 | Bastle Houses At Ottercops Farm | 1371455 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.069151 55.194804,-2.069166 55.194853,-2.069470 55.194823,-2.069447 55.194749,-2.069145 55.194781,-2.069151 55.194804))) | ELSDON A 696 NY 98 NE (North side, off) 16/1 Bastle houses at 26/8/81 Ottercops Farm II Bastle houses: 2 attached dwellings, now farm stores. The earlier (east) part recorded in 1604, the west part early C17 and partly rebuilt C18 or early C19. Random rubble with Welsh slate roof. Two C19 doorways on ground floor with stable-type doors. To right an original slit window with chamfered surround. In centre later stone steps to original 1st floor doorways. Small window with chamfered surround to right, later window to left. Gabled roof with brick end and ridge stacks. Original blocked ground-floor doorway on right return, has chamfered surround and relieving arch over lintel. Outside stone steps on left return. Interior: Walls 54 inches thick. Ramm H.G., McDowell R.W., Mercer E. : Shielings and Bastles H.M.S.O. London 1970. , | 1981-08-26 | 1981-08-26 | ||||
| 1371456 | Milestone Circa 1000 Yards South Of Blaxter Cottages | 1371456 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.092902 55.203490,-2.092905 55.203485,-2.092894 55.203485,-2.092894 55.203489,-2.092902 55.203490))) | ELSDON A 696 NY 98 NW NY 942899 15/3 Milestone c.1000 yards south of Blaxter Cottages GV II Milestone. Probably c.1829. Sandstone, painted white. Triangular with rounded back. c.30 inches high. Inscribed on one side Otterburn, and on the other Newcastle 4 Miles 26 Miles Jedbro 30 Miles The Newcastle - Jedburgh Turnpike was opened in 1776 but this section is a new line of 1829. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 |
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