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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| 1041868 | The Anglers Arms | 1041868 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.784872 55.281088,-1.784908 55.281139,-1.784973 55.281125,-1.784991 55.281151,-1.785217 55.281096,-1.785122 55.280963,-1.785109 55.280967,-1.785085 55.280955,-1.785048 55.280961,-1.785052 55.280978,-1.785038 55.280982,-1.785079 55.281037,-1.784872 55.281088))) | BRINKBURN WELDON BRIDGE NZ 19 NW 10/90 The Anglers Arms GV II Inn. Mid-C18 with early C19 south-west wing. Brick, largely in stretcher bond, with stone dressings, except for stone rear outshut; rendered and colour-washed except at rear, Welsh slate roof. Main block 3 storeys, 2 + 1 + 2 bays. Plinth, 1st floor band and 2nd floor sill band. Central doorway and window to right now within porch; 2nd-floor windows in centre and end bays only; all windows 4-pane sashes; all openings in raised surrounds. Raised tumbled-in gable copings; rebuilt banded end stacks. Bands, with an additional one at eaves level, continued across right return. Projecting wing on left shows similar fenestration; three-window two-storey end bow with castellated parapet and hipped roof behind. Renewed doorway on right return; 9-pane sash stair window with intersecting head under round arch on left return. Interior altered. Attached railway carriage to west ('The Pullman Dining Car') is not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041869 | The Farmhouse In Range Of Buildings North Of The Anglers Arms | 1041869 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.785121 55.281336,-1.785062 55.281250,-1.784974 55.281272,-1.785033 55.281357,-1.785121 55.281336))) | BRINKBURN WELDON BRIDGE NZ 19 NW 10/91 'The Farmhouse', in range of buildings north of The Anglers Arms GV II House, early C18. Front squared roughly-tooled stone, rear rubble; Welsh slate roof except for artificial blue slates on rear slope; rear wing stack old brick. 2 storeys, 2 bays. Right-of-centre renewed door in heavy alternate-block surround ; early C20 4-pane casements except for 6-pane on ground floor right. Raised reverse-step coping to left gable; end stacks, that to left rendered. Rear elevation shows projecting wing with gable stack, and 12-pane sash, with 8-pane Yorkshire sash above, on right return. Attached buildings to south ('Country Shop') and north, although of similar age, have been altered and are not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041870 | Acton Hall | 1041870 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.709696 55.315588,-1.709772 55.315685,-1.710056 55.315612,-1.710071 55.315631,-1.710120 55.315618,-1.710106 55.315598,-1.710120 55.315594,-1.710080 55.315545,-1.710148 55.315526,-1.710112 55.315480,-1.709696 55.315588))) | FELTON ACTON NU 10 SE 6/93 Acton Hall 31/12/69 GV II House. Main block c.1730 incorporating C17 or earlier fabric; extended to east in early C19. Squared stone except for earlier rubble fabric in west wall; cut dressings; Welsh slate roof. Double-span main block with extension to east of front part. South elevation in two sections. Left part 2 storeys + attics, 2 + 1 + 2 bays. Four steps, flanked by low walls carrying terracotta urns, up to central C19 half-glazed door, with patterned glass, in bolection-moulded surround, the moulding arched over a lintel panel with coat of arms; flanking moulded brackets but no cornice. Sash windows in moulded surrounds. Ground- floor openings have segmental floating pediments above. Coped gables on moulded kneelers. Two flat-topped roof dormers with paired 8-pane casements. Stepped-and-corniced end stacks, that to left rendered. 3-bay right part shows sashes, coped gable on moulded kneelers and stepped-and-corniced right end stack. Twin-gabled left return shows masonry of several different periods: right projecting stepped chimney breast and outline of gable end of earlier house; left 2 small chamfered windows and one with timber lintel. Rear elevation shows several windows, with C19 fancy leaded glazing, and 2 round-arched stair windows. Interior: Dining Room and Morning Room have enriched cornices; rear passage has 2 panelled archways with imposts and keyblocks. Dog-leg open-string stair with turned vase-on-urn balusters, similar newels, ramped and moulded grip handrail and curtail step. Front block has 2-panel bedroom doors in corniced surrounds, and 7-bay roof with pegged collar-beam trusses showing carpenters numbers I, II, (III), 4, V and VI. Note: the front elevation of the main block is almost identical to that of Elyhaugh (q,v.), also in Felton parish, which is dated 1732. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1041871 | Ha Ha Wall To South Of Hall | 1041871 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.710306 55.315006,-1.709980 55.315081,-1.709135 55.315296,-1.708617 55.315435,-1.708577 55.315458,-1.708600 55.315465,-1.709148 55.315312,-1.710298 55.315027,-1.710450 55.315234,-1.710461 55.315240,-1.710478 55.315236,-1.710480 55.315228,-1.710321 55.315011,-1.710306 55.315006))) | FELTON ACTON NU 10 SE 6/95 Ha-ha wall to south of Hill GV II Ha-ha wall, probably C18. Rubble. Wall 1.2 metres high, incurved at east end; west end joins south end of garden wall (q.v.). , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041872 | Acton House And House At Rear | 1041872 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.700834 55.318642,-1.700842 55.318658,-1.701051 55.318625,-1.701042 55.318607,-1.701063 55.318604,-1.701070 55.318619,-1.701197 55.318599,-1.701189 55.318583,-1.701200 55.318582,-1.701133 55.318449,-1.700748 55.318510,-1.700815 55.318644,-1.700834 55.318642))) | FELTON ACTON NU 10 SE 6/98 Acton House and house at rear 31/13/69 GV II* Country house, c.1781. Attributed to William Newton, for Robert Lisle, incorporating early C18 house at rear. Rear wing now a separate dwelling. Early C18 part largely demolished c.1920. Main part tooled ashlar; rear wing squared tooled stone except for south part of west wall which is brick in English Garden Wall Bond 1 and 4. Graduated Lakeland slate roof with stacks rebuilt in brick on old bases. South front 2 storeys, 2 + 3 + 2 bays. Plinth; 1st floor and sill bands. 5 broad steps with moulded nosing in front of centrepiece with panelled giant Ionic pilasters, fluted frieze and modillioned pediment. Central old half- glazed door with side-lights, fluted capitals, frieze and archivolt, all enclosed under round arch. 12-pane sash windows. Side parts have similar fenestration, and moulded eaves cornice. Hipped roof with 2 ridge stacks. Similar 4-bay returns. On right of right return is lower 2-bay rear wing; left bay shows keyed Venetian window and two 12-pane sashes; parapet with pediment-shaped centre. Slightly-projecting right bay with renewed 12-pane sashes is part of early C18 house. Rear elevation shows Venetian stair window with radial-headed 20-pane sash; wing to left shows two 4-pane sashes under 4-centred arches and Venetian window on brick part of inner return. Stone end bay is early C20 rebuild, with sash windows in re-set early C18 architraves. Largely contemporary interior. Entrance Hall has fireplace with radial hearth, and fluted frieze. Drawing Room has C20 replacement marble fireplace; chair rail; carved architraves and doorheads; palette frieze. Morning Room shows similar decoration: carved wood fireplace with sphinxes, and fluted frieze with egg-and-dart cornice. Dining Room has C20 replacement marble fireplace, flat plaster panelling above dado rail, and frieze and overdoors with fluting and paterae. Present kitchen has fluted frieze. Cellars with brick barrel vaults and wine bins. Roman Doric screen at foot of Imperial stair with iron stick balusters and ramped handrail; Ionic stairhead screen. Bedrooms have carved wood fireplaces, chair rails and cornices. Attached outbuildings to rear are early C18 but much altered in early C20, and are not of special interest. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1041873 | Stable Range 120 Metres North Of Acton House | 1041873 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.700763 55.319675,-1.700678 55.319687,-1.700699 55.319736,-1.701287 55.319656,-1.701263 55.319603,-1.700763 55.319675))) | FELTON ACTON NU 10 SE 6/100 Stable range 120 metres north of Acton House II Stable range, C18 altered early C19. Rubble with cut and tooled quoins and dressings; pantile roof. The north range of a group enclosing a yard opening southwards. Single storey, 5 bays, symmetrical. Slightly-projecting centrepiece has round arch with tooled-and-margined voussoirs, and slit window above under coped gable with moulded kneelers and finial. Flanking bays have boarded doors between 16-pane centre-hinged casements; similar single windows in end bays. All windows with slightly-projecting sills. All openings in alternating-block surrounds. Coped gable to right end. Adjacent east and west ranges are altered and not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041874 | Garden Wall To East Of Felton Park | 1041874 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.719254 55.295139,-1.717541 55.295268,-1.717529 55.295279,-1.717547 55.295286,-1.719126 55.295170,-1.719270 55.295151,-1.719270 55.295144,-1.719254 55.295139)),((-1.716242 55.295342,-1.716341 55.295357,-1.716483 55.295354,-1.717099 55.295307,-1.717096 55.295293,-1.716480 55.295336,-1.716368 55.295340,-1.716298 55.295334,-1.716197 55.295303,-1.715791 55.295093,-1.715772 55.295092,-1.715724 55.295121,-1.715640 55.295055,-1.715614 55.295059,-1.715661 55.295106,-1.715712 55.295141,-1.715732 55.295142,-1.715781 55.295113,-1.716129 55.295293,-1.716242 55.295342))) | FELTON FELTON PARK NU 10 SE and NU 1800 6/104 and 12/104 Garden wall to east of 31/12/69 Felton Park GV II Garden wall, later C18. Brick in irregular largely stretcher bond; cut stone coping and dressings. Wall with flat coping, c.3.5 metres high, joins north- east corner of front block of house and runs north then returns east alongside road; boarded door close to corner in each part, that in roadside wall with segmental rear arch and brick inscribed 'FB 1774' above. Various heating ducts at rear of this section; beyond boarded double gates is an external projection with furnace. Section beyond greenhouse (q.v.) has 2 old doors made up of broad boards with moulded edges, in alternating-block surrounds, and external pilaster buttresses. After short step northwards, the coping is ramped down twice. Overall length c.250 metres, as far as straight-joint with later wall, which is not of interest. Altered C19 building at rear of wall near east end is not of special interest. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1041875 | Longfield Cottage | 1041875 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.728592 55.296793,-1.728430 55.296816,-1.728460 55.296880,-1.728659 55.296851,-1.728631 55.296787,-1.728592 55.296793))) | FELTON FELTON PARK NU 10 SE 6/108 Longfield Cottage II Shelter shed with accommodation for groom over. Early C19, converted to dwelling in early C20. Tooled square stone; Welsh slate roof with brick stack. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Segmental arcade, now filled with boarded door between side lights, in right bay and small-paned windows in other bays. 2-pane casement flanked by 4-pane Yorkshire sashes above. Hipped roof with central ridge stack. 1st floor 12-pane Yorkshire sash on left return. Probably built for the Riddell family's well-known racehorses, such as Doctor Syntax, pastured here in the early C19. Wood porch and added brick rear outshut are not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041876 | Boundary Stones To South And South West Of Longfield Cottage | 1041876 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.737606 55.296446,-1.737621 55.296457,-1.737637 55.296449,-1.737627 55.296439,-1.737606 55.296446)),((-1.733588 55.295841,-1.733598 55.295851,-1.733620 55.295842,-1.733609 55.295834,-1.733588 55.295841)),((-1.728544 55.295929,-1.728560 55.295940,-1.728575 55.295932,-1.728560 55.295921,-1.728544 55.295929))) | FELTON FELTON PARK NU 10 SE NU 16770029 NU 17000023 and NU 17330023 6/109 Boundary stones to south and south-west of Longfield Cottage GV II Park boundary stones, late C18 or early C19. Cut sandstone. Rectangular flat-topped stones 0.35 - 0.5 metre high. Western stone has incised 'R' on west face; central stone incised 'R' on north face; western stone worn incised letter on east face. The 'R' refers to the Riddell family who pastured their well-known racehorses in this part of the park, in the early C19. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041877 | Milepost 450 Metres North Of Lane To South Acton | 1041877 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.718119 55.309577,-1.718125 55.309573,-1.718116 55.309570,-1.718113 55.309573,-1.718119 55.309577))) | FELTON OLD A 1 NU 10 SE NU 17990175 (East side) 6/113 Milepost 450 metres north of lane to South Acton II Milepost, probably mid-C19. Cast iron, painted white (formerly green) with black figures. Triangular plan with open back; raised legend M (Morpeth) 11 / A (Alnwick) 8. Height 0.60 metre. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041878 | Garden Wall At Rear Of Number 16 | 1041878 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.711193 55.296810,-1.711070 55.296691,-1.711043 55.296692,-1.711042 55.296700,-1.711165 55.296816,-1.711182 55.296819,-1.711193 55.296810))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (North side) 12/117 Garden wall at rear of No. 16 GV II Garden wall, probably c.1800. Brick in irregular stretcher bond, with stone coping and incorporated rubble walling. Tall flat-coped wall on east side of rear garden, with coping stepped down; part of wall of older building incorporated at north end. Attached wall on north is altered and not of special interest. Included for group value. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041879 | Old Felton Bridge Over River Coquet | 1041879 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.710054 55.296500,-1.710084 55.296531,-1.710098 55.296583,-1.710097 55.296601,-1.710065 55.296642,-1.710285 55.296591,-1.710142 55.296471,-1.710155 55.296448,-1.710138 55.296434,-1.710102 55.296435,-1.710017 55.296372,-1.710030 55.296349,-1.709991 55.296344,-1.709955 55.296314,-1.709928 55.296284,-1.709936 55.296244,-1.709815 55.296301,-1.709901 55.296364,-1.709908 55.296402,-1.709948 55.296408,-1.710010 55.296465,-1.710013 55.296490,-1.710054 55.296500))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (South side, off) 12/119 Old Felton Bridge over River Coquet 31/12/69 GV II* Bridge, probably C15 widened C19 and C20. Squared stone, east side of north arch widened in tooled-and-margined stone. Three arches, each with 4 chamfered ribs, all widened to west. West face: 2 semicircular and one segmental arch with arch rings; triangular cutwaters carried up on refuges. Parapets with chamfered coping. South part in Thirston parish (Castle Morpeth). , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1041880 | Bridge Over Back Burn 20 Metres East Of Park Lodge With Attached Railings | 1041880 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.711334 55.296349,-1.711357 55.296354,-1.711369 55.296330,-1.711492 55.296271,-1.711456 55.296207,-1.711449 55.296140,-1.711433 55.296137,-1.711421 55.296144,-1.711428 55.296214,-1.711293 55.296276,-1.711334 55.296349))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (West end) 12/121 Bridge over Back Burn 20 metres east of Park Lodge, with attached railings GV II Bridge and railings, late C18. Good-quality squared stone; wrought iron. Single segmental arch with recessed voussoirs, with band above and flanking pilasters; pilasters have domed niches above and below band; end pilasters with single niches; flat-coped parapet. On west end of each parapet is an openwork box-section wrought-iron pier, with palmette panels and central moulded urn finial, each flanked by 4 smaller urns; attached to each a short length of railing extends east along the parapet, with spearhead bars and a top rail ramped down and Hiding in a scroll. To south of southern pier is a short length of similar railing. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041881 | Church Of St. Michael And All Angels | 1041881 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.714694 55.295648,-1.714709 55.295667,-1.714802 55.295643,-1.714792 55.295631,-1.715030 55.295570,-1.714999 55.295530,-1.715024 55.295524,-1.714996 55.295492,-1.714972 55.295498,-1.714935 55.295452,-1.714881 55.295466,-1.714855 55.295434,-1.714785 55.295452,-1.714804 55.295476,-1.714696 55.295504,-1.714688 55.295492,-1.714670 55.295496,-1.714678 55.295509,-1.714628 55.295522,-1.714616 55.295510,-1.714597 55.295515,-1.714624 55.295550,-1.714474 55.295589,-1.714466 55.295578,-1.714443 55.295583,-1.714457 55.295601,-1.714481 55.295594,-1.714518 55.295641,-1.714554 55.295631,-1.714576 55.295659,-1.714617 55.295648,-1.714630 55.295665,-1.714694 55.295648))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (West end, off) 12/122 Church of St. Michael and All Angels GV I Parish church. Building history 'a happy puzzle for the antiquarian' (Pevsner). Approximate sequence: Nave-and-chancel church of c.1200 with small west tower or belfry, and perhaps transepts; south porch then south-west chapel added in later C13; aisles early C14 (chantry endowed 1331) incorporating earlier porch and chapel; present porch c.1400, later truncated; nave roof reduced in pitch and belfry rebuilt C16 or C17; north aisle extended c.1845; vestry 1870; east end rebuilt 1884; north aisle extension partly rebuilt c.1900. Squared stone of varying colour and quality; cut dressings. Low- pitched felted roof to nave; graduated Lakeland slates on chancel; stone roof to porch. Aisled nave with south porch; chancel with small north vestry. West end shows central projecting turret with small loops, carrying belfry with twin square-headed openings to east and west and single openings to north and south; pyramidal stone cap. Flanking tall 2-light windows of 1870 and heavy stepped west-facing angle buttresses of former aisle less nave; at right-angles to these the other parts of the buttresses may be seen in the masonry of the added aisles. Blocked window in north aisle; small chamfered lancet in south aisle; diagonal stepped south-west buttress. Gabled projecting south porch with hollow-chamfered arch under a moulded hood, probably re-set, between irregular buttresses formed from cut-down side walls. Block sundial dated 17.. above. Shallow but taller gabled projection behind is south end of older porch, with lower courses of diagonal buttresses surviving. Interior with stone benches, vault on chamfered ribs and late C19 double doors in arch of two continuous chamfers. To west a C19 two-light window with the head of older lancet above and flower-carved stone to right. To east chamfered plinth, stepped buttress, three C19 windows and diagonal stepped buttress. Five-light window, with Geometrical-traceried head cut from a single slab, in east end of aisle. North side of nave: Older west part shows 2 stepped buttresses and two C19 windows; middle part c.1900 with three 2-light windows; projecting gabled east part of c.1845 with two 2-light windows, tracery renewed. Chancel south wall shows late C19 double-chamfered priest's door under tablet R R 'ALEX DAVISON ESQ /impropriator/repaired this chancel 1823', and 3 restored lancets. Massive irregular clasping buttress at south-east corner. East end with 3 stepped lancets and tablet 'EMERSON MUSCHAMP BAINBRIDGE/OF FELTON HALL/ 1884'; coped gable with finial cross. Interior: Five-bay north arcade of double-chamfered arches with chamfered hoodmoulds on octagonal columns with moulded capitals; earlier semicircular east respond. South arcade is made up of double-chamfered west arch on semicircular responds (perhaps re-set), a length of c.1200 nave wall with the original south doorway, chamfered arch on shafted jambs (inner order cut away) with tall round-headed rear arch, and 2 broad eastern arches similar in detail to north arcade. To east of original doorway a small carved recess probably for stoup; above and to east are traces of blocked windows. Rear arch of the present south door is end of vault of older porch, with one chamfered rib. Renewed doorway in west end to turret newel stair, now ending in shouldered doorway on to nave roof. Double-chamfered chancel arch, with chamfered hood, on semicircular responds with moulded capitals and holdwater bases. Low- pitched nave roof has purlins resting on tie-beams with central block carrying ridge; chancel has late C19 crown-post roof with scissor braces. Monuments: In north aisle broken C14 priest's slab with high-relief figure and Lombardic marginal inscription. Wall tablets in chancel; James Muncaster d.1797 with urn and arms, signed by Fisher of York; Robert Lisle of Acton House d.1800 with draped urn and arms, signed by T. King of Bath; Alexander Davison of Swarland Park d.1829 with carved canopied niche. In south aisle tablet to William Adams of South Acton c.1824. Octagonal font, probably C14 but re-tooled. One medieval bell inscribed AVE.M/RIA.GRACIA.PLENA; second, uninscribed, probably 1674. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041882 | Tate Headstone 10 Metres South Of Chancel Of Church Of St Michael And All Angels | 1041882 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.714400 55.295480,-1.714408 55.295486,-1.714416 55.295482,-1.714409 55.295476,-1.714400 55.295480))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (West end, off) 12/124 Tate headstone 10 metres south of chancel of Church of St. Michael and All Angels GV II Headstone, 1783. Cut sandstone. Small stone with shaped top, facing west. At top is oval panel with moulded border containing relief carving of figure of death,carrying scythe and hourglass, approaching 2 seated draped figures, encircled by text 'Be Prudent ...... seem Time well spent'; inscription below to Jane, wife of James Tate of Guyzance Mill. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041883 | Lambert Headstone 6 Metres South Of Church Of St Michael And All Angels | 1041883 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.714546 55.295474,-1.714553 55.295480,-1.714563 55.295477,-1.714557 55.295470,-1.714546 55.295474))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (West end, off) 12/126 Lambert headstone 6 metres south of Church of St. Michael and All Angels GV II Headstone, 1764 with later additions to inscription. Cut sandstone. Shaped top has carving of cherub above oval panel inscribed 'Prepare to meet thy God' and foliage. Inscriptions: 'Here lies Jane, who when in Life Was Joy, Comfort: Crown and Wife to Thomas Lambert of Old Felton 1764 The Sweet Remembrance of the Just Shall flourish when they sleep in Dust' (to Thomas & George Lambert d.1770 & 1798) 'Be on your Guard, watch and pray In the Prime of Life we're calld away' (on reverse, to Isabella wife of George Lambert d.1812) 'In sure and certain Hope to rise, And claim her Mansion in the Skies, A Christian here her Flesh laid down The Cross exchanging for the Crown'. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041884 | Innes Headstone 7 Metres South Of Church Of St Michael And All Angels | 1041884 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.714618 55.295456,-1.714626 55.295462,-1.714634 55.295458,-1.714627 55.295452,-1.714618 55.295456))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (West end, off) 12/128 Innes headstone 7 metres south of Church of St. Michael, and All Angels GV II Headstone, 1796. Cut sandstone. Flat-topped stone has relief-carved top with oval panel, flanked by garlands and grieving cherubs, above inscription to James Innes of Felton d.1758 and his wife Ann d.1796, 'Their only Surviveing Son, James Innes, of Croydon in the countyof Surrey erected this stone in Memory of good parents'. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041885 | Felton Mill | 1041885 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.713659 55.294444,-1.713745 55.294478,-1.713832 55.294405,-1.713909 55.294435,-1.714087 55.294285,-1.714028 55.294251,-1.713872 55.294190,-1.713816 55.294237,-1.713892 55.294266,-1.713846 55.294303,-1.713780 55.294277,-1.713684 55.294358,-1.713735 55.294378,-1.713659 55.294444))) | FELTON RIVERSIDE NU 1800 (West end, off) 12/132 Felton Mill 31/12/69 II Water Mill, C18 and early C19. Rubble with roughly-tooled and shaped quoins and dressings to C18 part, and tooled-and-margined quoins and dressings to C19 part.; (except for rock-faced dressings to millrace openings). Welsh slate roof. Plan: C18 part is a 2-storey range set at right-angles to river; attached L-plan 4-storey C19 part with 2-storey wing beyond. North-west elevation: Main part 4 + 2 storeys, 3 + 2 bays. Taller C19 part has one ground-floor and two lst-floor doors; window openings with slightly- projecting sills; most carpentry gone. Hipped roof with small stepped-and- banded lateral stack near left end. Right part is gable end of C18 block: 2 doorways with windows above. All openings in alternating-block surrounds. Set back to left is 2-storey, 2-bay C19 wing with metal ridge vent. 4-bay left return shows 9-pane casements and 16-pane Yorkshire sashes; lower part of left bays behind wing. 7-window right return shows broad segmental arch to head-race. Rear elevation, to river: C19 part shows projecting right bay; 2-storey pent-roofed addition on inner return has segmental tail-race arch, 16-pane Yorkshire sash and pigeon holes with alighting shelves in end wall. Similar tail-race arch at foot of C18 range on left. Interior being remodelled as dwellings at time of survey; 3 undershot waterwheels in process of being broken up. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1041886 | Three Marker Stones To East Of Lighthouse And Buildings | 1041886 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.537975 55.333282,-1.537991 55.333293,-1.538006 55.333285,-1.537996 55.333275,-1.537975 55.333282)),((-1.537585 55.333618,-1.537595 55.333628,-1.537616 55.333621,-1.537603 55.333610,-1.537585 55.333618)),((-1.537494 55.333905,-1.537504 55.333915,-1.537525 55.333908,-1.537509 55.333897,-1.537494 55.333905))) | HAUXLEY COQUET ISLAND NU 20 SE NU 294044 8/135 Three marker stones to east of lighthouse and buildings GV II Marker stones, C18 or early C19. Cut sandstone. Rectangular flat-topped pillars with incised letters W A D on seaward face; overall height c.O.6 metre. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041887 | Garden Wall To East Of Hauxley Hall With Attached Summerhouse | 1041887 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.561060 55.321490,-1.561077 55.321498,-1.562257 55.321436,-1.562269 55.321426,-1.562259 55.321338,-1.562237 55.321332,-1.562228 55.321341,-1.562237 55.321419,-1.562084 55.321427,-1.562080 55.321401,-1.562057 55.321402,-1.562052 55.321381,-1.561988 55.321385,-1.561992 55.321404,-1.561967 55.321405,-1.561970 55.321433,-1.561090 55.321479,-1.561070 55.321378,-1.561052 55.321372,-1.561039 55.321382,-1.561060 55.321490))) | HAUXLEY HIGH HAUXLEY NU 20 SE 8/137 Garden wall to east of Hauxley Hall, with attached summerhouse GV II Garden wall and summerhouse. Wall late C18, summerhouse probably early C20 re-using old materials. Wall brick in irregular, largely stretcher bond, with stone coping and roughly-coursed stone rear face. Summerhouse brick with roof of red fish-scale tiles. 3.5-metre high wall runs north from north-east corner of Hall (q.v.), with gap for C20 drive, then turns east alongside road; flat stone coping replaced by cement in places, swept up at east end. Short southward return 5 metres high with 3 external set backs. Half-glazed summerhouse has open porch with banded piers carrying separate swept hipped roof. Historical note: This length of wall probably formed the back of the 'long glass house' built by John Widdrington so that 'his delicate south-country wife might take exercise without exposure to the east wind' (Northumberland County History V p.308). C20 greenhouse built against wall, and altered length of wall further to east, are not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041888 | Roadside Walls On North Side Of Street | 1041888 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.668328 55.328962,-1.668343 55.328972,-1.670543 55.329013,-1.670560 55.329006,-1.670554 55.328997,-1.670526 55.328994,-1.669508 55.328971,-1.668344 55.328953,-1.668328 55.328962))) | ACKLINGTON GUYZANCE VILLAGE NU 20 SW 7/35 Roadside walls on north side of street GV II Roadside walls, probably mid-C19. Squared rubble with cut dressings. Wall 0.8 metres high, inturned at gateways. Pitched coping; small monolithic gabled piers to gates and gateways. In central section between the two terraces of cottages is a square embayment for a former pump. Included for group value. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041889 | 7 And 8, Guyzance Village | 1041889 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.669000 55.328884,-1.669276 55.328887,-1.669278 55.328835,-1.668806 55.328831,-1.668807 55.328806,-1.668688 55.328805,-1.668688 55.328822,-1.668624 55.328821,-1.668623 55.328880,-1.669000 55.328884))) | ACKLINGTON GUYZANCE VILLAGE NU 20 SW (South side) 7/37 Nos. 7 and 8 31.12.69 GV II Row of cottages, C18 remodelled in mid C19 and in C20 converted from 3 to 2. Roughly-tooled squared stone; C19 east end bay of more neatly-cut masonry; returns and rear squared rubble. Welsh slate roof. Single storey, 10 irregular bays. Two boarded doors, six 4-pane sash windows, one 6-pane casement and small C20 window inserted in former doorway near left end. Coped gables at ends and between Nos. 7 and 8. Left end and 2 ridge stacks stepped with chamfered caps; rebuilt right end stack. 4-pane sash on left return. Flat-roofed C20 extension to west of No. 7 is not of interest. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1041890 | Outbuilding Group To South Of Numbers 7 And 8 | 1041890 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.668797 55.328766,-1.668865 55.328772,-1.668877 55.328707,-1.668806 55.328702,-1.668802 55.328720,-1.668729 55.328714,-1.668745 55.328628,-1.668681 55.328623,-1.668665 55.328710,-1.668644 55.328708,-1.668632 55.328754,-1.668797 55.328766))) | ACKLINGTON GUYZANCE VILLAGE NU 20 SW 7/38 Outbuilding group to south of Nos. 7 and 8 GV II Outbuilding with attached pigsties, privies and middens. C18 altered mid-C19. Rubble with some cut dressings; pantile roofs. North elevation single storey 3 + 1 bays. Left part has boarded double doors with boarded window on left and old 12-pane casement on right; slightly-lower extension to right has stable door. Left end stack C19, stepped with chamfered cap; right end gables of both parts have raised reverse-stepped coping. Left return shows boarded window in tooled-and-margined surround. Rear main part shows 3 blacksmiths' windows, one set in blocked doorway with timber lintel, and 4-pane casement; short walls runs south from centre of wall to join gabled privy/pigsty with yard and midden enclosed by low walls and roughly-arched coping, and renewed door on right return. Left part shows similar attached open midden and pigsty. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041891 | Pump Opposite Number 1 | 1041891 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.668445 55.328884,-1.668458 55.328894,-1.668476 55.328887,-1.668463 55.328876,-1.668445 55.328884))) | ACKLINGTON GUYZANCE VILLAGE NU 20 SW (South side) 7/40 Pump opposite No. I GV II Pump, probably late C19. Cast iron. Fluted shaft with domed cap and spike finial; curved handle. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041892 | Boundary Marker 20 Metres South East Of Cliff Cottage | 1041892 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.571825 55.336849,-1.571829 55.336855,-1.571845 55.336852,-1.571840 55.336844,-1.571825 55.336849))) | AMBLE BAY VIEW NU 2704 14/42 Boundary marker 20 metres south- east of Cliff Cottage GV II Harbour boundary marker, c.1837. Cast iron. Rectangular pillar with arched top; raised letters BOUNDARY/W H C (Warkworth Harbour Commissioners) on south-east face. Overall height 0.4 metre. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041893 | Boundary Marker In Lane At Rear Of Number 6 The Coastguard Houses | 1041893 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.572159 55.336754,-1.572162 55.336759,-1.572175 55.336755,-1.572171 55.336751,-1.572159 55.336754))) | AMBLE BAY VIEW NU 2704 14/43 Boundary marker in lane at rear of No. 6 The Coastguard Houses GV II Harbour boundary marker, c.1837. Cast iron. Rectangular pillar with arched top; raised letters WHC (Warkworth Harbour Commissioners) on south-east face. Overall height 0.5 metre. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041894 | The Vicarage With Outbuildings And Yard Wall | 1041894 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.583154 55.333107,-1.583204 55.333158,-1.583234 55.333163,-1.583273 55.333199,-1.583457 55.333133,-1.583273 55.332965,-1.583065 55.333039,-1.583143 55.333111,-1.583154 55.333107))) | AMBLE CHURCH STREET NU 2604 (South side) 13/47 The Vicarage, with outbuildings and yard wall GV II Vicarage, dated 1876 by Johnson & Hicks of Newcastle. Snecked stone with cut dressings except for south elevation of outbuilding in yellow Ashington brick; Welsh slate roof with chimneys heightened in brick. L-plan, with outbuilding and wall enclosing rear yard. Jacobean style. South elevation 2 storeys, 3 bays. Chamfered plinth, 1st floor string. Ground floor shows 2-light transomed windows, two in centre bay, except for 3-light on left; 3-light transomed windows above. All windows small-paned leaded casements in moulded surrounds. Coped gables with finials on moulded kneelers; left-of-centre stack rising from front roof slope. 3-bay left return has scattered similar fenestration; lower left bay has hip-ended roof with hip-roofed dormer on left return; taller gabled right bay with 4-light attic window. 1-bay right return shows vertical-panelled door in flat-arched surround with dated lintel and hoodmould; 4-light attic window. Set back to right is 2.5-metres-high yard wall, with gabled coping, joining end of outbuilding, formerly coach-house, with C20 door in old opening and hipped roof. Interior: Doors of 5 fielded panels in corniced surrounds, moulded cornices and dado rails. Straight closed-string stair with turned balusters; similar stairhead balustrade incorporates contemporary stairhead gate. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041895 | The Dock Public House | 1041895 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.585073 55.333500,-1.585094 55.333518,-1.585144 55.333496,-1.585102 55.333463,-1.585194 55.333424,-1.585091 55.333344,-1.584872 55.333432,-1.585019 55.333549,-1.585045 55.333538,-1.584999 55.333502,-1.585018 55.333494,-1.585042 55.333513,-1.585073 55.333500))) | AMBLE QUEEN STREET NU 2604 (North side) 13/53 The Dock Public House GV II Public House, 1837. Tooled squared stone of near-ashlar quality; Welsh slate roof with stacks rebuilt in brick on older brick bases. 2 storeys, 5 bays, slightly irregular. Plinth. Pilaster at left end with moulded band and capital. Wooden fascia board above ground-floor openings; moulded stone band to lst-floor sills; eaves cornice. Panelled double doors at left end and in bay 4, the latter with 2-pane overlight and narrow 2-pane sash immediately to right; one 12-pane and two 16-pane sash windows; traces of blocked openings. 8-pane sashes to 1st floor. Coped left gable; ridge and right end stacks. Part of the original planned development coeval with the harbour, built by the contractors Sandersons. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041896 | Amble War Memorial Clock Tower | 1041896 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.581330 55.334838,-1.581263 55.334880,-1.581326 55.334912,-1.581392 55.334871,-1.581330 55.334838))) | AMBLE QUEEN STREET NU 2604 (South side) 13/57 Clock Tower War Memorial GV II Clock Tower as World War I memorial, 1925 by Will Burton, council surveyor. Squared stone with ashlar dressings; white marble panels with leaded inscriptions, wrought-iron dwarf rails. Slender square three-stage tower. Three-stepped base carries tower with angle pilasters, stepped-and-chamfered plinth and moulded strings. Dwarf rails with knob-topped twist standards and twist rails link front faces of pilasters. Lower stage: north face has twin panels in recessed chamfered surrounds, 'TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF AMBLE WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918' and 'THE SITE FOR THIS MEMORIAL WAS GIVEN BY E.M. LAWSON-SMITH ESQ IN MEMORY OF HIS TWO SONS WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR', with inserted World War II plaque below; side faces have panels with names of fallen; boarded door to rear. Second stage has tall slatted square-headed openings and top stage clockfaces in keyed surrounds. Parapet has moulded coping and square pyramid-topped finials at corners. Unveiled Saturday May 9th 1925. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041897 | Walls And Gate To War Memorial Garden | 1041897 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.580943 55.334974,-1.581163 55.335096,-1.581179 55.335097,-1.581702 55.334764,-1.581688 55.334756,-1.581669 55.334760,-1.581172 55.335076,-1.580968 55.334966,-1.580950 55.334966,-1.580943 55.334974))) | AMBLE QUEEN STREET NU 2604 (South side) 13/59 Walls and gate to War Memorial garden GV II Walls and gate, 1925. Snecked stone with cut dressings; wrought iron. On north and east sides of garden is low wall with chamfered coping formerly carrying rails; wall inturned on either side of entrance on north, which has posts with ball finials holding an attractive gate with pierced lower rail, curved bars and a naturalistic vine. Included for group value. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041898 | Stone On Brinkburn/Longframlington Parish Boundary 650 Metres North East Of Todstead | 1041898 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.796327 55.289204,-1.796332 55.289206,-1.796338 55.289203,-1.796332 55.289199,-1.796327 55.289204))) | BRINKBURN B 6334 NZ 19 NW NZ 13049946 (North side, off) 10/62 Stone on Brinkburn/ Longframlington parish boundary 650 metres north- east of Todstead II Boundary stone, probably C18. Sandstone. Segmental-topped slab with incised letter 'L' (Longframlington) on east. West face plain. Overall height 0.15 metre. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041899 | South Part Of West Farmbuilding Range At Healey | 1041899 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.850697 55.299961,-1.850692 55.300001,-1.850678 55.300000,-1.850660 55.300232,-1.850738 55.300233,-1.850762 55.299963,-1.850697 55.299961)),((-1.850791 55.300125,-1.850830 55.300132,-1.850876 55.300120,-1.850895 55.300101,-1.850892 55.300074,-1.850870 55.300057,-1.850838 55.300049,-1.850783 55.300057,-1.850766 55.300069,-1.850756 55.300090,-1.850766 55.300108,-1.850791 55.300125))) | BRINKBURN B 6344 NU 00 SE (North side, off) 4/66 South part of west farmbuilding range at Healey II Barn, pigsty/henhouse and gingang. Early C19 except for mid-C19 gingang. Squared rubble with tooled-and-margined quoins,except for rock-faced gingang; Welsh slate roofs. Barn with gingang on west side and pigsty/henhouse to south. East elevation: Barn, partly behind C20 covered yard, shows doorway in chamfered alternating-block surround with slit vent to left and part-slatted window to right. Lower pigsty/henhouse to left has pent extension, produced by roofing over twin exercise yards, with 2 boarded doors; original sty entrances within have monolith segmental-arched lintels, and part-slatted window above. Coped gables. Left return shows external stone stair to boarded door in chamfered alternating-block surround. West elevation: Barn shows boarded door in chamfered alternating-block surround, and slit vent to right of circular gingang with 5 double-stepped piers and conical roof. Pigsty/henhouse to right shows henhole above chamfered stone shelf. Interior. Gingang shows massive cross beam on larger north and south piers; separate roof structure has radial tie beams to central post with struts to principals, and 2 levels of curved purlins. Henhouse above pigsty is lined with stone nesting boxes. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041900 | Farmbuilding Range On West Of Yard At Brinkburn Lodge | 1041900 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.817020 55.286034,-1.817066 55.286052,-1.817363 55.285797,-1.817264 55.285758,-1.816969 55.286015,-1.817020 55.286034))) | BRINKBURN B 6334 NZ 19 NW (South side) 10/68 Farmbuilding range on west of yard at Brinkburn Lodge GV II Cartshed, shelter sheds, granary and bothy. Early C19. Squared stone with tooled-and-margined quoins and dressings; blue slate roof. 1 + 2 storeys, 6 irregular bays. Boarded double doors under tall segmental-arched cart entrance at left end; arcade of 3 similar but lower arches in centre, with 2 windows above and boarded opening with pigeon holes above right. Bothy at right end has boarded door with 5-pane overlight, 16-pane sash to left and 6-pane casement on 1st floor. Coped gables; banded ridge stack, rendered, to bothy. Right return shows O.S.B.M. Rear elevation shows boarded door to cart shed; 2 windows to granary; 8-pane sash with external iron bars and 1st floor 6-pane casement to bothy. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041901 | Pauperhaugh Bridge Over The River Coquet | 1041901 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.843100 55.289645,-1.843301 55.289409,-1.843239 55.289383,-1.842974 55.289700,-1.843051 55.289715,-1.843100 55.289645))) | BRINKBURN B 6344 NZ 19 NW (South side, off) 10/222 Pauperhaugh Bridge, over the River Coquet GV II Bridge. Mid C19. Rock-faced stone. 3 large segmental arches flanked by segmental-topped flood arches; band; parapet with arched coping. Splayed wing walls. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041902 | Mounting Block At North West Corner Of Priory Church | 1041902 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.819279 55.279024,-1.819292 55.279034,-1.819311 55.279025,-1.819300 55.279016,-1.819279 55.279024))) | BRINKBURN BRINKBURN PRIORY NZ 19 NW 10/71 Mounting block at north-west corner of Priory Church GV II Mounting block, of uncertain date. Monolithic sandstone block with 3 steps and a square socket on the top. Included for group value. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041903 | Riverside Wall North Of Manor House With Attached Gatepiers | 1041903 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.819411 55.279680,-1.819419 55.279688,-1.819437 55.279687,-1.819490 55.279643,-1.819555 55.279566,-1.819640 55.279486,-1.819830 55.279000,-1.819836 55.278795,-1.819806 55.278700,-1.819776 55.278643,-1.819610 55.278625,-1.819591 55.278632,-1.819603 55.278643,-1.819754 55.278658,-1.819804 55.278797,-1.819799 55.278997,-1.819624 55.279456,-1.819584 55.279508,-1.819411 55.279680))) | BRINKBURN BRINKBURN PRIORY NZ 19 NW 10/73 Riverside wall north of Manor House, with attached gatepiers GV II Riverside wall and gatepiers. Medieval, remodelled and partly rebuilt in early C19. Squared stone with cut dressings. Wall c.150 metres long, 5 metres high to river but only 1 metre internally. Gabled C19 coping with occasional crenellations. Seen from across the river, a long stretch of wall to the left has medieval masonry, including a corbelled-out projection close to the attached gateway, extending to a little below the coping. Central part, with steps down to water, entirely rebuilt. Right end part with chamfered set-back at mid-height is probably medieval, and joins north- west corner of walled yard of Manor House (q.v.). Internal face shows attached gateway towards north end; the gatepiers have C15 or early C16 mouldings and later swept dips (ball finials missing) and may be an in-situ remnant of a priory gatehouse. Later attached wall to east of gatepiers is not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041904 | Tunnel 50 Metres East Of Priory Church | 1041904 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.817774 55.278928,-1.817775 55.278938,-1.818014 55.278927,-1.818010 55.278903,-1.817991 55.278902,-1.817981 55.278890,-1.817981 55.278830,-1.817944 55.278827,-1.817946 55.278901,-1.817767 55.278912,-1.817774 55.278928))) | BRINKBURN BRINKBURN PRIORY NZ 19 NW 10/75 Tunnel 50 metres east of Priory Church GV II Artificial tunnel, probably a grotto or folly. Late C18 or early C19. Roughly-squared stone. L-plan. Short barrel-vaulted passage 1.8 metres high runs north then turns east through longer, slightly larger tunnel to exit; overall length c.22 metres. Not genuinely subterranean; constructed in a dug trench, and infilled above vault. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041905 | Brinkburn Mill | 1041905 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.816969 55.278727,-1.817018 55.278711,-1.816998 55.278690,-1.817028 55.278680,-1.816987 55.278638,-1.816941 55.278652,-1.816869 55.278578,-1.816767 55.278610,-1.816839 55.278684,-1.816856 55.278678,-1.816897 55.278721,-1.816947 55.278705,-1.816969 55.278727))) | BRINKBURN BRINKBURN PRIORY NZ 19 NW 10/77 Brinkburn Mill GV II Mill and attached miller's cottage. Mill probably C18 with re-used medieval masonry, remodelled and cottage added c.1830. Squared stone (except for squared rubble at rear of mill); cut dressings; Welsh slate roof. L-plan. Neo-Tudor style. East elevation in 2 parts. Mill to left 2 low storeys, 2 bays; central boarded double doors in chamfered surround, with smaller doorway near left end; 2-light recessed and chamfered mullioned windows with lead-latticed casements. Coped left end gable on moulded kneelers; stepped ridge stack. To right, set back slightly, is gable end of taller single-storey cottage with 3-light mullioned window under hoodmould and slit window above; coped gable, with finial, on moulded kneelers. Left return of mill shows external six-spoked iron undershot waterwheel 3.5 metres in diameter. Right return of cottage shows projecting gabled-porch with tall pointed arch, and 4-light window to left. Rear elevation of mill shows two 2-light windows in gabled half dormers; projecting gable end of cottage on left has stepped projecting stack, and 2-light window on right return. Interior: Stones and some mill machinery in Situ; king-post roof. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041906 | Brinkheugh Farmhouse And Outbuilding To East | 1041906 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.810944 55.280074,-1.810950 55.280087,-1.811175 55.280054,-1.811147 55.279993,-1.811108 55.279999,-1.811084 55.279947,-1.810900 55.279973,-1.810925 55.280030,-1.810813 55.280048,-1.810838 55.280093,-1.810944 55.280074))) | BRINKBURN BRINKHEUGH NZ 19 NW Brinkheugh Farmhouse and 10/80 outbuilding to east (formerly listed as 21.10.53 Brinkheugh) GV II* House: Rear wing is C16 or early Cl7 bastle; front block late C17. Front roughly-squared stone, returns coursed rubble, rear wing large rubble on boulder plinth, outbuildings rubble; cut dressings. Welsh slate roofs with end stacks rebuilt in brick on old bases. Double-span plan with attached outbuilding to east of rear wing. South elevation 2 storeys, 5 bays, symmetrical. Rusticated quoins. Central 6-panel door in bolection-moulded surround and entablature with swan-neck pediment enclosing initials IBM (James and Margaret Bilton) and worn date 16..; 12-pane sash windows in surrounds with swept convex moulding and cornices. Coped gables on moulded kneelers; end stacks. Set back to right is single-storey 2-bay outbuilding with fire window and two 2-light windows, all blocked, and coped right gable. Left return shows gable end of bastle, above C18 outshut. At 1st-floor level 2 small chamfered windows, one blocked but with old iron bars, and 9-pane fixed window; blocked chamfered light to attic. Right return shows blocked doorway in gable of main block, and gable end of bastle showing original upper door and window opening, both under relieving arches, and both now blocked. Rear shows bastle boulder plinth and 2 late C17 inserted windows, the lower mullioned, and small blocked chamfered window on ground floor left. Original bastle openings, and window re-set on north of outbuilding, all have stop-chamfered lintels. Interior: Large western ground floor room in front block, now subdivided, has 6-panel door to eastern room in bolection-moulded surround under broken pediment; panelled double doors to stair in similar surround with cornice; arched cupboard between panelled pilasters. Eastern room has old fireside cupboard with H hinges. Bastle part has walls 1.15 metre thick and late C17 open-well stair inserted into west part, with closed Strings, turned balusters, moulded handrail and panelled square newels with low pyramidal tops. Kitchen in east part of bastle has old close-spaced ceiling beams and cupboard with shaped fielded panels and H hinges. 2-panel doors on lst floor, those in front block in bolection-moulded surrounds; similarly-moulded stone surrounds to bedroom fireplaces, that in west bedroom with moulded wood overmantel and old cupboard alongside. Small timber newel stair, probably late C17, to bastle attic. Blocked bastle byre door visible from within outbuilding. , | 1988-09-15 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1041907 | Cockshot Farmhouse | 1041907 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.814540 55.292671,-1.814553 55.292695,-1.814669 55.292682,-1.814668 55.292677,-1.814742 55.292667,-1.814737 55.292645,-1.814798 55.292640,-1.814772 55.292592,-1.814419 55.292634,-1.814431 55.292684,-1.814540 55.292671))) | BRINKBURN COCKSHOT NZ 19 NW 10/84 Cockshot Farmhouse GV II House. Probably late C17, raised and remodelled mid-C18; east extension early C19. Roughly-squared stone with cut lintels and sills; renewed pantile roof with one stack rebuilt in brick. 2 storeys, 3 + 1 bays. Left part has part-glazed 6-panel door in centre bay, with blocked window above; other windows 12-pane sashes, some renewed; original eaves line visible above upper window sills. Steeply-pitched roof. Gables have raised reverse-stepped coping on moulded kneelers. End stacks with chamfered caps. C19 right bay shows renewed 12-pane sash with 2-pane casement over; coped right gable with end stack rebuilt on old base. Left return shows blocked lst-floor door and gable window. Rendered rear porch is not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041908 | Jacksons Stile 150 Metres North Of Cockshot Farm | 1041908 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.816122 55.294375,-1.816124 55.294386,-1.816154 55.294385,-1.816157 55.294405,-1.816311 55.294398,-1.816308 55.294379,-1.816444 55.294369,-1.816464 55.294478,-1.816541 55.294474,-1.816513 55.294315,-1.816116 55.294334,-1.816122 55.294375))) | BRINKBURN COCKSHOT NZ 19 NW 5/86 Jackson's Stile, 150 metres north of Cockshot Farm II House and cottage. House early C18 altered early C19; cottage probably early C19. House has squared stone front, rendered returns and coursed rubble rear; cottage squared rubble; cut dressings. Welsh slate roofs. House 2 storeys, 2 wide bays. Right-of-centre 4-panel door with 4-pane overlight; 12-pane sash windows on ground floor and 4-pane sashes, probably once 16-pane but intermediate glazing bars lost, above; all windows in openings with C18 stone surrounds, heightened early C19. Gables have raised reverse-stepped coping on-moulded kneelers; end stacks with chamfered caps. Single-storey 4-bay cottage on right shows 12-pane Yorkshire sashes; coped right gable; similar ridge and right end stacks. Outshut at rear of cottage. Altered single-storey wing at rear of house is not of special interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041909 | Woodbine Cottage | 1041909 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.956018 55.314543,-1.956084 55.314560,-1.956112 55.314526,-1.956143 55.314535,-1.956172 55.314499,-1.956063 55.314470,-1.956006 55.314540,-1.956018 55.314543))) | THROPTON THROPTON VILLAGE NU 00 SW (North side) 16/309 Woodbine Cottage GV II House, early C19. Squared stone; Scottish slate roof, 2 storeys, 3 bays. Plain door on left with 4-pane overlight; 16-pane sash windows with slightly- projecting sills. Coped left gable; stepped-and-banded left end and ridge stacks. Rendered C20 extension to rear is not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1041910 | Roman Catholic Church Of All Saints | 1041910 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.955211 55.313955,-1.955304 55.313973,-1.955342 55.313907,-1.955089 55.313859,-1.955051 55.313924,-1.955090 55.313931,-1.955211 55.313955))) | THROPTON THROPTON VILLAGE NU 00 SW (South side) 16/313 Roman Catholic Church of All Saints 21.10.53 (formerly listed as All Saints RC Church) GV II* Roman Catholic Church; late C18 or early C19, altered 1842. Horizontally- tooled stone except for west end, tooled-and-margined stone with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. Aisleless rectangular plan, with presbytery (q.v.) adjoining east end. 1842 west end has boarded double doors in large moulded arch beneath 2 carved niches with corbelled sills holding figures of saints. Expanded-arm cross in gable and gabled bellcote with twin pointed arches and Greek cross finial. Stepped diagonal buttresses carrying small pinnacles. Built into wall on right of door is copy of C18 inscribed stone, the original being set in the adjacent graveyard wall (q.v.). South wall 5 bays; sill band, 2-light Y-tracery windows with hoodmoulds. 2 similar windows on north, the eastern blocked. Interior: Plastered. Internal 3-sided apse beyond pendant screen of 3 pointed arches with crocketed pinnacle in spandrels: panelled rear wall with similar arches on paired rounded pilasters. Moulded stone font. The Church originated as a chapel attached to Thropton Old Hall. , | 1987-08-25 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1041911 | Presbytery Attached To Roman Catholic Church Of All Saints | 1041911 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.954939 55.313969,-1.954926 55.313993,-1.955003 55.314013,-1.955032 55.313961,-1.955068 55.313969,-1.955090 55.313931,-1.955051 55.313924,-1.955089 55.313859,-1.954961 55.313835,-1.954890 55.313957,-1.954939 55.313969))) | THROPTON THROPTON VILLAGE NU OO SW (South side) 16/315 Presbytery attached to Roman Catholic 21.10.53 Church of All Saints (formerly listed as Presbytery) GV II Roman Catholic Presbytery, c.1811 perhaps incorporating some fabric of Thropton Old Hall; north wing heightened in later C19. Horizontally-tooled stone with ashlar door surround and band; Scottish slate roof except for Welsh slates on north wing. East elevation 2 storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. Plinth, 1st floor band. 3 steps up to central C20 glazed door under radial fanlight in surround with archivolt, moulded imposts, half-round pilasters and-moulded cornice. Plain sash windows with slightly-projecting sills. Hipped roof with 2 stepped- and-banded ridge stacks. Lower 1-bay north wing, set back to right, shows similar ground-floor window and stepped-and-corniced right end stack. 2-bay left return of main block shows similar detail to east elevation; rear elevation shows stair projection with 16-pane sash windows to left. Outbuilding on west of north wing is not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1041912 | Three Wheat Heads Inn | 1041912 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.956908 55.314400,-1.957177 55.314476,-1.957120 55.314541,-1.957222 55.314570,-1.957318 55.314460,-1.956957 55.314346,-1.956908 55.314400))) | THROPTON THROPTON VILLAGE NU 00 SW (South side) 16/318 Three Wheat Heads Inn GV II Inn. Early to mid C18, altered late C18, enlarged early C19. Squared tooled stone with cut dressings; Scottish slate roof. L-plan. Street front 2 storeys, in 2 sections: left part 4 irregular bays. Right 2 bays are original house: renewed door on right in surround of irregular large blocks with narrow chamfer; 4-pane sash on left and 4-pane sashes in stone surrounds on 1st floor. Left bays originally single-storey, heightened in later C18: centre renewed door with low overlight, 2 small windows on left and 4-pane sash on right; lst floor shows 2 large windows with pointed arches holding later sashes, and smaller blind window between, all in raised stone surrounds. Coped gables on moulded kneelers; stepped-and-corniced ridge and left end stacks. Right part has short link bay with vertical-panelled door and low overlight, and projecting early C19 wing; 3-bay left return shows left-of-centre renewed door, with low overlight, and renewed 12-pane sash windows except for 4-pane sashes in left bay. Stepped-and-corniced end stack. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1041913 | Barn, Gingang And Shelter Sheds To South West Of The Peel | 1041913 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.959142 55.314797,-1.959172 55.314798,-1.959209 55.314786,-1.959224 55.314769,-1.959221 55.314751,-1.959200 55.314734,-1.959164 55.314725,-1.959093 55.314735,-1.959111 55.314663,-1.959032 55.314656,-1.958983 55.314851,-1.959061 55.314858,-1.959080 55.314780,-1.959142 55.314797))) | THROPTON THROPTON VILLAGE NU OO SW (South side) 16/322 Barn, gingang and shelter sheds to south-west of The Peel GV II Barn, gingang and shelter sheds. Barn late C18 or early C19, extended and gingang added c.1850; shelter sheds c.1860 with late C19 byre addition. Barn squared stone, mid C19 parts rubble with tooled-and-margined dressings, byre snecked stone with rock-faced dressings. Welsh slate roofs. East elevation: Barn to right in 2 parts; older right section has stable door in alternating-block surround with 2 slit vents on right; left section has similar door and casement window with stop-chamfered frame. Pigeon holes in gable of left return. To left is lower L-plan shelter shed; boarded double doors to left of 3-bay arcade with stone piers and timber lintels. Behind east wing of shelter shed a pent byre with 2 boarded doors. To rear of barn gingang with 7 square piers, those to north and south larger and stepped, and conical roof. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1041914 | Pumphouse 150 Metres West Of Westfield Farmhouse | 1041914 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.982984 55.323967,-1.983047 55.323961,-1.983043 55.323941,-1.983021 55.323943,-1.983014 55.323928,-1.982972 55.323932,-1.982977 55.323947,-1.982959 55.323948,-1.982965 55.323969,-1.982984 55.323967))) | THROPTON WESTFIELD NU 00 SW 16/324 Pumphouse 150 metres west of Westfield Farmhouse II Pumphouse. Probably third quarter of C19, for Lord Armstrong. Roughly squared stone; Welsh slater roof. Small rectangular building, c.3 by 6 metres. 6 steps down to boarded door on south. Interior: 4-metre diameter all-metal waterwheel in situ The wheel operated a pump (mechanism partly removed) which raised water to Warton Farm, 0.5 kilometre to the south-west in Snitter parish. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1041915 | Acklington Church Of England Controlled First School | 1041915 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.641953 55.311097,-1.641901 55.311097,-1.641901 55.311064,-1.641768 55.311063,-1.641765 55.311180,-1.641948 55.311182,-1.641953 55.311097))) | ACKLINGTON ACKLINGTON VILLAGE NU 20 SW (North side) 7/2 Acklington Church of England controlled First School GV II School, dated 1852. Snecked stone with tooled quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roof with 2 stacks rebuilt in brick. T-plan. Tudor style. One storey, 1 + 1 bays. Left bay shows large window holding 4-pane casements, and similar blocked window on right partly hidden by cross-wing outshut; stepped ridge stack with chamfered cap. Projecting right bay is end of cross-wing, showing 4-light mullioned window holding 12-pane sashes with paired 6-pane casements above, and slit below rebuilt stack on gable; end of outshut to left shows renewed door in chamfered surround under shield-shaped datestone with Percy crescent. 3-bay right return; gabled centre bay shows blocked pointed doorway and 2-light window in gable, beneath gabled bellcote with pointed arch. Rear of wing shows similar fenestration to street front. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 | ||||
| 1041916 | Pant Opposite Old Vicarage | 1041916 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.644071 55.310902,-1.644040 55.310904,-1.644051 55.310930,-1.644084 55.310928,-1.644071 55.310902))) | ACKLINGTON ACKLINGTON VILLAGE NU 20 SW (North side) 7/4 Pant opposite Old Vicarage 31.12.69 (formerly-listed as Village Pump on Main Street near Church) GV II Pant. C19; canopy may be early C20. Pump and housing cast-iron and wood; ceramic trough; canopy of nailed timber construction with clay tile roof. Tall square pyramid-capped pump housing, with spout and long curved handle; rectangular trough stamped 'Jameson & Son, Corbridge' with iron bucket rest. All under canopy of corner posts with shaped braces carrying pyramidal roof with fancy ridge tiles and knob finial. , | 1988-09-15 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1041917 | Outbuilding To North Of Old Vicarage With Attached Yard Walls | 1041917 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.644057 55.310815,-1.644322 55.310795,-1.644308 55.310741,-1.644045 55.310761,-1.644057 55.310815))) | ACKLINGTON ACKLINGTON VILLAGE NU 20 SW (South side) 7/6 Outbuilding to north of Old Vicarage, with attached yard walls GV II Outbuilding and yard walls, 1861, probably by James Deason. Snecked stone with tooled ashlar dressings; graduated Lakeland slate roof. One storey, 5 narrow bays: 2 segmental arches holding boarded double doors, a stable door in chamfered surround, a 6-pane casement and a stable door in an inserted opening. Coped gables on moulded kneelers; small ridge stack with chamfered cap. Left return shows buttress and slatted gable opening; right return shows boarded pitching door in chamfered surround. Rear elevation to street shows pair of blocked slit vents near left end. South yard wall joins south-west corner of outbuilding with north-west corner of Old Vicarage (q.v.), and holds central gateway flanked by low buttresses. North wall joins north-east corner of outbuilding and runs east, stepping in to enclose former midden, to gateway with buttress on left; coping steps up to taller return linking to east end of Old Vicarage kitchen wing. Gabled copings throughout. Outbuilding contained coach-house, groom's room, cartshed, stable and cow byre. C20 outbuildings against north wall are not of interest. , | 1988-09-15 | 1988-09-15 |
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