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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| 1042220 | 12, Castle Street | 1042220 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.160568 55.719381,-2.160648 55.719472,-2.160787 55.719430,-2.160706 55.719347,-2.160568 55.719381))) | NORHAM CASTLE STREET NT 9047 (South side) 13/81 No. 12 22.12.69 GV II Formerly a house and shop, now all used as house. Mid-late C19. Snecked stone with Welsh slate roof did brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central panelled door with overlight. Left bay has contemporary shop front with panelled door and 4-pane shop window in surround with pilasters and dentil cornice. Elsewhere sash window with projecting sills. Gabled roof with end stacks. Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042221 | Gravestone Circa 24 Yards South Of Chancel Of Church Of St Cuthbert | 1042221 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.165404 55.719840,-2.165429 55.719834,-2.165434 55.719816,-2.165399 55.719805,-2.165374 55.719816,-2.165377 55.719832,-2.165404 55.719840))) | NORHAM CHURCH LANE NT 8947 12/83 Gravestone c.24 yards south of chancel of Church of St. Cuthbert GV II Gravestone. Early C18. Sandstone tablet c.3. ft. high with segmental-arched top. Recessed moulded panel with primitive carving of cherub's head and wings. Inscribed beneath:- My loving husband is gone to rest and hopes to rise among the just. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042222 | 3, Cross View | 1042222 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.162356 55.719613,-2.162365 55.719699,-2.162492 55.719694,-2.162482 55.719610,-2.162356 55.719613))) | NORHAM CROSS VIEW NT 8947 12/85 No. 3 22.12.69 GV II House. Probably early C19 with earlier core. Scored stucco with Welsh slate roof and brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 2 windows. On the ground floor half-glazed door to right in raised surround. Two sash windows to left and 2 on 1st floor all in raised stone surrounds. Steeply- pitched roof with banded left end stack and flat coping. Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042223 | Alder Side | 1042223 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.162140 55.719618,-2.162078 55.719621,-2.162095 55.719681,-2.162148 55.719679,-2.162145 55.719667,-2.162229 55.719663,-2.162224 55.719616,-2.162140 55.719618))) | NORHAM CROSS VIEW NT 8947 12/87 No. 5 (Alder Side) 22.12.69 GV II Cottage. Early Cl9. Rendered with painted ashlar dressings, Welsh slate roof and old brick chimneys. Single storey, 3 bays. Central panelled door with 3- pane overlight in raised stone surround. 12-pane sashes in similar surrounds. Gabled roof with decorative bands of fish-scale slates. Very tall left end stack. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042224 | 10, Cross View | 1042224 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.161476 55.719655,-2.161275 55.719672,-2.161312 55.719757,-2.161507 55.719738,-2.161483 55.719654,-2.161476 55.719655))) | NORHAM CROSS VIEW NT 8947 12/88 No. 10 22.12.69 GV II House. Mid-late C19. Dressed stone with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof and brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central door, with elaborate Gothic panelling and overlight, under floating cornice. Flanking single-storey canted bay windows with finely-moulded reveals add cornices. On 1st floor, sash windows in alternating-block surrounds. Gabled roof with flat coping and corniced end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042225 | House, Offices, Waiting Room, Platforms And Lamps At Norham Station | 1042225 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.148802 55.714334,-2.148778 55.714279,-2.148597 55.714304,-2.148632 55.714385,-2.148602 55.714389,-2.148581 55.714337,-2.148421 55.714358,-2.148415 55.714350,-2.148280 55.714367,-2.148285 55.714378,-2.148199 55.714391,-2.148212 55.714439,-2.148149 55.714457,-2.148155 55.714475,-2.148239 55.714449,-2.149779 55.714250,-2.149543 55.714261,-2.148913 55.714338,-2.148904 55.714319,-2.148802 55.714334),(-2.148808 55.714351,-2.148812 55.714360,-2.148773 55.714365,-2.148762 55.714340,-2.148802 55.714334,-2.148808 55.714351)),((-2.148721 55.714460,-2.148245 55.714525,-2.148279 55.714533,-2.148519 55.714510,-2.149344 55.714403,-2.149291 55.714385,-2.148721 55.714460))) | NORHAM NORHAM STATION NT 94 NW 5/90 House, offices, waiting room , platforms and lamps at Norham Station GV II Disused station including 2 platforms with 4 lamps, the station master's house, the waiting room, the office and telegraph office, the porter's room and a store, formerly the base of the signal box. 1849 for the York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway. Waiting room, office and store, and the lamps probably late C19. House, platforms and porter's room ashlar, the other buildings wood boarding; Welsh slate roofs. House: Tudor style. Single storey towards platform, 2 storeys to rear. 2 plus 3 bays. Lower left section has 2 boarded doors. Right section has one- light window in the centre and flanking 3-light mullioned windows. Gabled roof with 2 end stacks of paired, corniced shafts. Waiting room and offices: single storey, 4 bays. Panelled doors in 2nd and 4th bays, small-paned casement windows in 1st and 3rd bays. Original telegraph notice attached and enamel signs on doors. Gabled roof. Porter's room separated from office by flight of stone steps. Single storey, one bay with boarded door. Gabled roof with banded end stack. 2 storeys to rear with single-storey, 5-bay lean-to which has boarded doors in outer bays and two 12-pane and one 18-pane Yorkshire sashes. Two 8-pane Yorkshire sashes on 1st floor. On each platform 2 Victorian gas lamps probably re-set on later concrete posts. They are supported on curved iron brackets, have the station name on the glass, antefixae at the corners and little onion-shaped finials Railway Stations of the North East: Hoole: Newton Abbott and London, 1985. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042226 | Goods Warehouse And Oil Lamp At Norham Station | 1042226 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.148682 55.714138,-2.148714 55.714196,-2.148892 55.714164,-2.148862 55.714107,-2.148682 55.714138))) | NORHAM NORHAM STATION NT 94 NW 5/92 Goods Warehouse and oil lamp at Norham Station GV II Engine shed built 1849 for the York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway, converted to goods warehouse 1852. Snecked stone with Welsh slate roof. One tall storey. Tall entry in each end with wooden lintel. 4 buttresses with offsets on right return. Gabled roof. 10 yards east of the warehouse an oil lamp on wood post. It is supported on curved brackets, has the station name on the glass, antefixae at the corners and an onion-shaped finial. Information from Mr. Short, the last station master. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042227 | Buchan Lodge | 1042227 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.162899 55.719619,-2.163019 55.719575,-2.162965 55.719526,-2.162922 55.719538,-2.162830 55.719456,-2.162742 55.719490,-2.162899 55.719619))) | NORHAM PEDWELL WAY NT 8947 12/94 Buchan Lodge 22.12.69 GV II House. Mid-late C18. Ashlar with concrete tile roof and C19 brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Rusticated quoins. Central 6-panel door with overlight in broad rusticated surround with keystone tied into cornice. Sash windows in flat raised surrounds. Narrow C19 window to right of door. 1st-floor sill bands. Steeply-pitched gabled roof with kneelers, splayed coping and end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042228 | Drumore House | 1042228 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.162813 55.720288,-2.163064 55.720324,-2.163097 55.720228,-2.162853 55.720192,-2.162813 55.720288))) | NORHAM PEDWELL WAY NT 8947 12/96 No. 12 (Drumore House) GV II House, formerly schoolmaster's house. c.1800. Dressed stone with Scottish slate roof and brick chimneys. Square plan. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central doorway with Victorian vertical-panel door, now with glazed panels. 3-pane overlight. 12-pane sashes in plain reveals. Eaves cornice. Hipped roof with 2 stacks on side pitches. 2-bay returns. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042229 | The Masons Arms | 1042229 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.163372 55.718929,-2.163460 55.718913,-2.163366 55.718756,-2.163350 55.718758,-2.163342 55.718744,-2.163291 55.718754,-2.163292 55.718766,-2.163199 55.718783,-2.163192 55.718770,-2.163156 55.718778,-2.163159 55.718787,-2.163110 55.718799,-2.163146 55.718846,-2.163184 55.718835,-2.163206 55.718873,-2.163295 55.718856,-2.163289 55.718845,-2.163321 55.718840,-2.163372 55.718929))) | NORHAM WEST STREET NT 8947 (North side) 12/100 No. 16 (The Masons Arms) 22.12.69 GV II Inn. Probably C18, refronted c.1820. Entrance altered c.1900. Painted roughcast; Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 4 plus 1 bays. On the ground floor bays two and three have recessed entrance with a wood lintel. Set within the recess 2 panelled doors flanking a 2-light window with wood mullion. Baysone andfourhave 2-storey bow windows with tripartite 12- and 8-pane sashes, and roll-moulded sills. Above the recessed entrance two 12-pane sashes. The right bay has boarded double doors to through passage on ground floor, and 12-pane sash above. Hollow-chamfered cornice and low parapet with flat coping. Steeply-pitched roof with banded ridge and left end stack. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042230 | 43, West Street | 1042230 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.163864 55.718497,-2.163894 55.718493,-2.163890 55.718484,-2.164002 55.718466,-2.163952 55.718374,-2.163787 55.718407,-2.163831 55.718495,-2.163860 55.718490,-2.163864 55.718497))) | NORHAM WEST STREET NT 8947 (South side) 12/102 No. 43 GV II House. Early-mid C19. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof and brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central half-glazed, late C19 door with 3-pane overlight. To left canted bay window with stone pent roof and original 12- and 6-pane sashes of Scottish type with horizontally-set panes. To right renewed tripartite sash. On 1st floor three 12-pane sashes. Gabled roof with flat coping and end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042231 | East Ord Farmhouse | 1042231 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.033621 55.757511,-2.033685 55.757506,-2.033655 55.757408,-2.033632 55.757410,-2.033612 55.757361,-2.033419 55.757386,-2.033441 55.757441,-2.033499 55.757433,-2.033507 55.757456,-2.033582 55.757446,-2.033594 55.757477,-2.033607 55.757475,-2.033621 55.757511))) | ORD EAST ORD NT 95 SE 2/105 East Ord Farmhouse GV II House, 1820-30. Random rubble with Welsh slate roof and brick chimneys. L-plan. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Later C19 glazed porch with decorative bargeboards. Original 16-pane sashes. Gabled roof with flat coping and end stacks. 2 original 16-pane sashes on right return. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042232 | Walled Garden And Dovecote Circa 30 Yards South West Of Middle Ord | 1042232 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.049518 55.748495,-2.050155 55.748356,-2.049908 55.748015,-2.049901 55.748018,-2.050142 55.748352,-2.049574 55.748477,-2.049557 55.748456,-2.049511 55.748469,-2.049288 55.748157,-2.049281 55.748158,-2.049518 55.748495))) | ORD MIDDLE ORD NT 95 SE 2/111 Walled garden and dovecote c.30 22.12.69 yards south-west of Middle Ord GV II Walled garden with dovecote/summer house in north-east corner. 1788 for J. Grey. Squared stone, the garden wall raised in brick. The dovecote has felted roof. High wall round three sides of large square garden, the side walls ramped down towards the southern end. Flat coping. Doorway into garden near north- east corner has lintel inscribed JG 1788. Dovecote/summer house: 2 storeys, one bay, square with boarded door and 2 fixed 16-pane windows on ground floor; boarded door above. Steep pyramidal roof with small square wood pigeon entry above, also a pyramidal roof. Interior has a small corner fireplace and finely-moulded cornice. Brick nesting boxes on 1st floor. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042233 | Milepost Circa 100 Yards South Of Bridge Mill | 1042233 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.954185 55.690380,-1.954213 55.690371,-1.954217 55.690359,-1.954210 55.690350,-1.954180 55.690344,-1.954155 55.690356,-1.954158 55.690371,-1.954185 55.690380))) | ANCROFT Al NU 04 SW (West side, off) 10/7 Milepost c.100 yards south of Bridge Mill GV II Milepost. Early C19. Cast iron. Triangular with slightly-rounded back and steeply-canted top. Inscribed on one face BEL (Belford), on the other BER (Berwick) and on the top L (London) 9 6 328 Formerly on the Al, the line of which has changed at this point. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042234 | Church Of St Anne | 1042234 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.997759 55.700104,-1.997831 55.700105,-1.997833 55.700093,-1.998154 55.700100,-1.998156 55.700076,-1.998251 55.700078,-1.998258 55.700004,-1.997842 55.699994,-1.997839 55.700016,-1.997694 55.700012,-1.997689 55.700071,-1.997761 55.700073,-1.997759 55.700104))) | ANCROFT ANCROFT NU 04 NW 7/8 Church of St. Anne 22/12/69 GV II* Parish church. Nave C12. West end raised into a tower C13. Restored 1836 and again in 1870 when the nave was extended, the chancel rebuilt and the door and windows replaced. Tower restored 1886. Squared stone; Welsh slate roof. Romanesque style. Chancel, nave and west tower. Nave south side is C12 as far as the mid-point buttress. Blocked south door with 3 orders of arches, the outer order with worn beakhead, the whole set slightly forward from wall face under a gable; an C18 sundial on the gable. Original C12 corbel table and large buttress, formerly at south-east corner of nave. Extended to east, new windows and new south doorway added in similar style in 1870. Above the corbel table the tower was raised. On the south side it has 2 lancet windows and 2 slit windows to the newel stair. On the west aide the roof mark of the gable of the original towerless church can be seen, as can the band where the corbel table was cut away. This side has 2 faucets and a C12 window with shafts. The corbel table formerly continued on the north side; one arch remains. 2-bay chancel in similar style. Interior: the tower was built to be defensible. It has a tunnel-vaulted ground floor blocking the C12 doorway, and a stone newel stair in the corner. Nave and chancel entirely C19 inside. Chancel arch quite elaborate with chevron and billet moulding. King-post roofs with arched braces resting on stone corbels with good naturalistic carving. F.R. Wilson: Survey of Churches in the Archdeaconry of Lindisfarne: Newcastle: 1870. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042235 | Milepost Circa 100 Yards North Of Nabhill | 1042235 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.995254 55.710229,-1.995279 55.710223,-1.995286 55.710214,-1.995282 55.710202,-1.995254 55.710193,-1.995224 55.710205,-1.995230 55.710223,-1.995254 55.710229))) | ANCROFT B 6525 NU 04 NW (East side) 7/12 Milepost c.100 yards north of Nabhill II Milepost. Early C19. Cast iron. Triangular with rounded back and steeply- canted top. Inscribed on one face BER (Berwick), on the other Wr (Wooler) and on the top MOR (Morpeth) 4 12 43 , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042236 | Milepost In Ancroft Village | 1042236 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.998670 55.698562,-1.998694 55.698556,-1.998700 55.698538,-1.998670 55.698526,-1.998642 55.698535,-1.998638 55.698547,-1.998645 55.698556,-1.998670 55.698562))) | ANCROFT B 6525 NU 04 NW (East side) 7/13 Milepost in Ancroft Village II Milepost. Early C19. Cast iron. Triangular with rounded back and canted top. Inscribed on one face Wr (Wooler), on the other BER (Berwick) and on the top MOR (Morpeth) 11 5 42 , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042237 | Range Of Farmbuildings Circa 30 Yards North Of Cheswick Cottage | 1042237 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.936861 55.711702,-1.937248 55.711645,-1.937243 55.711634,-1.937458 55.711599,-1.937378 55.711445,-1.937294 55.711459,-1.937348 55.711563,-1.936931 55.711631,-1.936885 55.711540,-1.936786 55.711556,-1.936861 55.711702))) | ANCROFT CHESWICK NU 04 NW 7/15 Range of farmbuildings c.30 yards north of Cheswick Cottage GV II Farmbuildings. Early C19. Rubble with dressings. Scottish slate roof. U-plan. 2-storey centre with single-storey, L-plan wings. Central byre has 2 boarded doors on ground floor, 3 small windows to granary above. Flanking single-storey sections have one segmental arch each side to shelter sheds. Projecting stable to right 4 bays with 2 boarded doors and 2 shuttered windows. Projecting byre to left has 2 boarded doors. Gabled roofs with flat coping. , | 2015-10-20 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042238 | Gates, Gatepiers And Lodge To North West Of Cheswick House | 1042238 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.961011 55.712690,-1.961093 55.712644,-1.960977 55.712575,-1.960880 55.712628,-1.960837 55.712602,-1.960793 55.712626,-1.960836 55.712651,-1.960856 55.712640,-1.960945 55.712682,-1.960974 55.712667,-1.961011 55.712690))) | ANCROFT CHESWICK NU 04 NW 7/19 Gates, gatepiers 22/12/69 (lodge an addition) and lodge to north-west of Cheswick House II Gates, gatepiers and lodge. 1887 for William Crossman. Lodge snecked stone with Welsh slate roof. Gatepiers ashlar, gates wrought iron. 4 big square gatepiers with open lantern tops. Elaborate double gates with large pierced wheels in the centre. Pedestrian gate to left and open panel in wall to right have similar wheels. Lodge, attached to left, single storey, 1-bay.Gable end towards road has canted bay window with arched lights under pent roof. Above, a shield bearing the date, 1887, and the monogram of William Crossman. Gabled roof with overlapping coping and ridge stack. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042239 | Walled Garden Circa 30 Yards North Of Cheswick House | 1042239 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.957231 55.711259,-1.957226 55.711133,-1.956526 55.711115,-1.956491 55.711335,-1.957219 55.711313,-1.957226 55.711310,-1.957231 55.711259),(-1.957114 55.711139,-1.957214 55.711142,-1.957211 55.711304,-1.956507 55.711329,-1.956538 55.711124,-1.957114 55.711139))) | ANCROFT CHESWICK NU 04 NW 7/21 Walled garden c.30 yards north of Cheswick House GV II Walled garden. Late C19. Snecked stone lined in English Garden Wall Bond brick. Terracotta urns. Rectangular garden c.40 x 25 yards. Rear and side walls c.10 ft. high, ramped down to low front wall. On the front wall 6 large urns. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042240 | East House Farm Cottages With Attached Garden Walls And Railings | 1042240 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.949259 55.713626,-1.949340 55.713607,-1.949326 55.713589,-1.949420 55.713566,-1.949437 55.713588,-1.949509 55.713571,-1.949488 55.713546,-1.949746 55.713483,-1.949765 55.713508,-1.949847 55.713488,-1.949827 55.713463,-1.950081 55.713402,-1.950106 55.713435,-1.950265 55.713397,-1.950238 55.713362,-1.950498 55.713299,-1.950422 55.713199,-1.949253 55.713494,-1.949256 55.713498,-1.949177 55.713518,-1.949259 55.713626),(-1.950097 55.713286,-1.950415 55.713204,-1.950455 55.713243,-1.950129 55.713325,-1.950097 55.713286),(-1.949758 55.713372,-1.950089 55.713291,-1.950117 55.713327,-1.949787 55.713408,-1.949758 55.713372),(-1.949425 55.713456,-1.949748 55.713375,-1.949777 55.713410,-1.949451 55.713490,-1.949425 55.713456),(-1.949441 55.713492,-1.949288 55.713529,-1.949263 55.713497,-1.949415 55.713459,-1.949441 55.713492))) | ANCROFT CHESWICK NU 04 NW 7/25 East House farm cottages with attached garden walls and railings GV II Terrace of 8 farm cottages with their attached garden walls and railings, now 4 dwellings and a storehouse, c.1820. Restored and converted into 5 cottages in 1940s. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Iron railings. L-plan with 7 cottages stepping down the hill end the 8th at right-angles at the bottom. Single storey. Each cottage was originally 3 bays with central boarded door and small square windows in raised surrounds. Only the 8th cottage remains exactly like this. Each of the others has had one window extended to 2 or 3 lights in similar style. Cottages 1, 4 and 6 have also had their doors blocked off. Gabled roofs with flat coping. Rendered end stacks of one and two shafts. Low walls with chamfered coping. Railings and gates with round spearhead standards and urn finials to principals. Despite the alterations an unusUally fine and complete group of workers' cottages. Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042241 | Cattle Shelter Circa 400 Yards South East Of East House | 1042241 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.947250 55.710083,-1.947281 55.710135,-1.947577 55.710081,-1.947547 55.710030,-1.947250 55.710083))) | ANCROFT CHESWICK NU 04 NW 7/28 Cattle shelter c.400 yards south-east of East House GV II Cattle shelter or field hemel. 1816 for G. & R. Turnbull. Dressed stone with pantiled roof. Single storey, 3 bays, with 3 segmental arches. The central voussoirs of the centre arch inscribed G & R T 1816. Original roof timbers with collar-beam trusses and 2 rows of purlins. The right end of the shelter is walled off with a boarded door and was probably used as a feed store. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042242 | Farmbuildings At East Allerdean | 1042242 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.042941 55.711611,-2.042943 55.711678,-2.043614 55.711668,-2.043601 55.711394,-2.043617 55.711393,-2.043616 55.711374,-2.043671 55.711373,-2.043670 55.711331,-2.043574 55.711332,-2.043570 55.711246,-2.043480 55.711247,-2.043481 55.711334,-2.043339 55.711336,-2.043338 55.711253,-2.043177 55.711254,-2.043178 55.711338,-2.043025 55.711341,-2.043024 55.711254,-2.042930 55.711255,-2.042941 55.711611),(-2.043225 55.711586,-2.043044 55.711589,-2.043027 55.711368,-2.043484 55.711364,-2.043497 55.711584,-2.043225 55.711586))) | ANCROFT EAST ALLERDEAN NT 94 NE 6/32 Farmbuildings at 22/12/69 East Allerdean (formerly listed as Range of Barns and Shippons at East Allerdean) II Range of farmbuildings. c.1880, with older buildings remaining in rear range. Snecked stone with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roofs. Older parts have pantiled roofs. Square in plan. Entrance side has high cross-gabled carriage arch with boarded double doors. Triangular dovecote screen in gable and weather vane above. Flanking single- storey ranges. On right return 2-storey cartshed with granary over. Older buildings to rear and on left return have steeply-pitched gabled roofs. Internal court was covered from the start with fine king and queen post roofs. C20 shed as part of rear range not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042243 | Haggerston Dovecote Circa 1/4 Mile West Of Haggerston Castle | 1042243 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.945626 55.685810,-1.945676 55.685795,-1.945687 55.685772,-1.945675 55.685753,-1.945653 55.685742,-1.945603 55.685741,-1.945565 55.685764,-1.945568 55.685789,-1.945576 55.685796,-1.945626 55.685810))) | ANCROFT HAGGERSTON NU 04 SW 10/34 Haggerston dovecote 22/12/69 c.? mile west of Haggerston Castle II Dovecote. Probably.C17, altered internally in C18. Random rubble; roofless. Circular. Doorway on east side in chamfered alternating-block surround. Several small square openings also with chamfered surrounds, some now blocked. Lined inside with brick nesting boxes. The potence remains, but apart from its central post is in poor repair. Scheduled Ancient Monument. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042244 | The Italian Garden Including Walls And Features | 1042244 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.937254 55.686954,-1.937333 55.686959,-1.938362 55.686816,-1.938408 55.686801,-1.938446 55.686783,-1.938481 55.686743,-1.938441 55.686637,-1.938479 55.686625,-1.938527 55.686583,-1.938535 55.686526,-1.938502 55.686481,-1.938470 55.686466,-1.938363 55.686446,-1.938298 55.686313,-1.937014 55.686487,-1.937086 55.686671,-1.937078 55.686672,-1.937189 55.686915,-1.937210 55.686937,-1.937254 55.686954),(-1.937766 55.686891,-1.937320 55.686951,-1.937234 55.686937,-1.937204 55.686912,-1.937128 55.686735,-1.937170 55.686729,-1.937143 55.686663,-1.937101 55.686669,-1.937029 55.686494,-1.938290 55.686323,-1.938351 55.686453,-1.938461 55.686473,-1.938489 55.686487,-1.938519 55.686528,-1.938512 55.686579,-1.938467 55.686618,-1.938424 55.686633,-1.938465 55.686741,-1.938434 55.686777,-1.938357 55.686807,-1.937975 55.686863,-1.937956 55.686818,-1.937747 55.686846,-1.937766 55.686891))) | ANCROFT HAGGERSTON NU 04 SW 10/36 The Italian Garden including walls and features GV II House and walled garden. Early C20 for Thomas Leyland. Garden wall roughly-dressed stone lined in English Garden Wall Bond. Brick west wall lined in snecked stone. House and arbour. ashlar with Lakeland slate roof. Wrought-iron gates. Large square garden with tall Rococo style double gates in south-east corner. Small panelled doorway in north-east corner is flanked by 4 wood panels of naturalistic open-work carving. Arbour against centre of east wall with 4 Roman Doric columns. House set against north wall. Single storey, 3 bays with moulded plinth and rusticated quoins. Pedimented centre bay, originally an open temple front, has two Roman Doric columns in antis; triglyph frieze. Flanking round- headed windows with radiating glazing bars. Hipped roof. Keyed Venetian windows on returns. Garden west wall has large segmental apse with 6 round-headed niches separated by broad flat pilasters. Little Lakeland slate roof over. Interior of house has 2 naturalistic plaster ceilings with vines growing through trellises. Also contemporary doors and wood panelling. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042245 | Pergola In The Italian Garden | 1042245 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.937682 55.686713,-1.937788 55.686700,-1.937767 55.686654,-1.937902 55.686633,-1.937873 55.686580,-1.937742 55.686601,-1.937718 55.686557,-1.937612 55.686570,-1.937637 55.686615,-1.937500 55.686633,-1.937525 55.686687,-1.937662 55.686668,-1.937682 55.686713))) | ANCROFT HAGGERSTON NU 04 SW 10/38 Pergola in the Italian Garden GV II Pergola. Early C20 for Thomas Leyland. Dressed stone and brick. Large cruciform pergola in centre of garden. Low stone walls with brick piers. Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042246 | Rotunda At Haggerston Castle | 1042246 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.934997 55.686545,-1.935050 55.686539,-1.935092 55.686520,-1.935113 55.686488,-1.935100 55.686453,-1.935062 55.686429,-1.935009 55.686418,-1.934953 55.686421,-1.934915 55.686439,-1.934900 55.686472,-1.934909 55.686512,-1.934942 55.686534,-1.934997 55.686545))) | ANCROFT HAGGERSTON NU 04 SW 10/40 Rotunda at 22/12/69 Haggerston Castle GV II Rotunda (along with the Tower, q.v.) forms the remains of a house rebuilt 1893-7 by R. Norman Shaw for Thomas Leyland. The rest of the house was demolished in 1933. Ashlar, roof not visible. Baroque style. One tall storey. Pedimented doorway with Gibbs surround and pulvinated frieze. Large 9-pane fixed windows with projecting moulded sills and large triple keystones. Above each window an oculus in architrave. Between each bay bold pilasters with banded rustication. Interior is also faced in ashlar and rusticated throughout. Attached giant Tuscan columns support segmental arches with coffered soffits. Shallow domed ceiling. R. Norman Shaw : Andrew Saint : 1976. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042247 | Inlandpasture Farmhouse | 1042247 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.978406 55.734382,-1.978416 55.734460,-1.978387 55.734462,-1.978395 55.734509,-1.978495 55.734503,-1.978427 55.734219,-1.978188 55.734240,-1.978214 55.734338,-1.978230 55.734336,-1.978254 55.734462,-1.978351 55.734457,-1.978322 55.734328,-1.978389 55.734323,-1.978406 55.734382))) | ANCROFT INLANDPASTUIIE NU 04 NW 7/42 Inlandpasture 22/12/69 Farmhouse GV II House. 1820-30, for the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital. Tooled-and- margined ashlar with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Plinth. 2 steps up to central 6-panel door with margined overlight, in architrave with floating cornice. Renewed 16-pane sashes in plain reveals with projecting sills. Plain cornice band. Hipped roof with 2 large banded ridge stacks. 2-bay returns with similar detail. 2 lower service wings to rear. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042248 | Gatepiers, Garden Wall And Railings Attached To South West Of Inlandpasture Farmhouse | 1042248 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.978428 55.734222,-1.979225 55.734153,-1.979230 55.734147,-1.978429 55.734215,-1.978428 55.734222))) | ANCROFT INLANDPASTURE NU 04 NW 7/44 Gatepiers, garden wall and railings attached to south-west of Inlandpasture Farmhouse GV II Gatepiers and garden wall with railings. Early C19. Ashlar and iron. Square banded piers with pyramidal caps. Low wall with flat coping. The railings have bars and dog bars with star-shaped finials. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042249 | Church Of St Peter | 1042249 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.990771 55.737076,-1.990831 55.737074,-1.990829 55.737054,-1.990987 55.737049,-1.990983 55.737013,-1.991037 55.737011,-1.991033 55.736976,-1.990981 55.736978,-1.990978 55.736962,-1.990950 55.736964,-1.990946 55.736931,-1.990937 55.736931,-1.990879 55.736934,-1.990884 55.736967,-1.990681 55.736976,-1.990684 55.736991,-1.990553 55.736996,-1.990560 55.737060,-1.990684 55.737054,-1.990684 55.737062,-1.990770 55.737059,-1.990771 55.737076))) | ANCROFT SCREMERSTON NU 04 NW 7/47 Church of 22/12/69 St. Peter II Parish church. 1842-3 by Bonomi & Cory. Snecked stone with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. Early English style. Nave, chancel and west tower. West tower has clasping buttresses with offsets. Tall 2-light Geometric bell openings. Broach spire with 2 tiers of lucarnes. 4-bay nave has gabled south porch to left. Lancet and paired lancet Windows. 2-bay chancel also with lancets. 3 stepped lancets at east end. Gabled roofs. Interior: Open timber king- and queen-post roof in the nave with cusped arched braces, and circles with quatrefoils in the spandrels. Chancel roof has king post and cusped arched braces with open-work decoration in the spandrels. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042250 | Town Farmhouse | 1042250 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.975608 55.723900,-1.975697 55.723886,-1.975628 55.723737,-1.975767 55.723715,-1.975711 55.723599,-1.975591 55.723620,-1.975580 55.723596,-1.975537 55.723603,-1.975549 55.723627,-1.975443 55.723646,-1.975498 55.723758,-1.975535 55.723751,-1.975608 55.723900))) | ANCROFT SCREMERSTON NU 04 NW 7/51 Town Farmhouse II House. 1820-30. Porch added c.1910. For the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital. Ashlar with Scottish slate roof. L-plan. 2 storeys, 5 bays. Plinth and pilaster strips. Centre bay breaks forward slightly. Added central corniced stone porch, with flush-panel door on left return; cornice of original door surround visible above. Sash windows with projecting sills. Bays 2 and 5 on 1st floor have original 12-pane sashes. lst-floor band. Projecting eaves cornice with blocking course. Hipped roof with 2 brick ridge stacks. Long, lower 3-bay service wing to rear. Interior has staircase with iron lyre-shaped balusters. 6-panel doors and shutters, and fireplaces with fluted surrounds and paterae. Cornice in front room with acanthus scrolls. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042251 | The Cottage | 1042251 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.992433 55.721366,-1.992552 55.721365,-1.992551 55.721342,-1.992697 55.721340,-1.992695 55.721296,-1.992358 55.721300,-1.992360 55.721345,-1.992432 55.721345,-1.992433 55.721366))) | ANCROFT SCREMERSTON HILL NU 04 NW 7/53 The Cottage II House and attached outbuildings. Early C18. Dressed stone with Lakeland slate roofs; outbuilding to right has pantiled roof; brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays with single-storey, one-bay outbuildings on each side. Central boarded door with overlight. 12-pane sash to right, C20 tripartite sash to left. Shorter 12-pane sash above door. C20 casements in outer bays. Very steeply-pitched roof with end stacks and reverse-stepped coping. Outbuilding to left has one small window and a blocked doorway close in to side of house. Outbuilding to right has boarded door in similar position. Steeply-pitched roofs with reverse-stepped coping. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1042252 | Horncliffe House | 1042252 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.107260 55.746372,-2.107013 55.746454,-2.107056 55.746497,-2.107629 55.746308,-2.107721 55.746304,-2.107758 55.746265,-2.108203 55.746118,-2.108152 55.746069,-2.108112 55.746078,-2.108101 55.746066,-2.108006 55.746098,-2.107970 55.746063,-2.108047 55.746038,-2.107983 55.745971,-2.107779 55.746039,-2.107832 55.746083,-2.107829 55.746108,-2.107810 55.746131,-2.107777 55.746148,-2.107746 55.746157,-2.107735 55.746152,-2.107611 55.746193,-2.107592 55.746178,-2.107536 55.746195,-2.107551 55.746212,-2.107446 55.746248,-2.107462 55.746266,-2.107385 55.746271,-2.107289 55.746256,-2.107243 55.746213,-2.107063 55.746276,-2.107113 55.746323,-2.107185 55.746300,-2.107260 55.746372))) | HORNCLIFFE HORNCLIFFE NT 95 SW 1/57 Horncliffe House 22.12.69 GV II* Country House. c.1800 for William Alder. Porch added mid C19. Ashlar with Welsh and Scottish slate roofs. Palladian style. Central 3-storey main block with single-storey concave linking wings to end pavilions. Centre block 2 : 3 : 2 bays, the centre 3 bays pedimented and breaking forward slightly. Pedimented porch with panelled door and fanlight in broad, hollow- chamfered surround. The porch has rounded, rusticated corners. The centre section has 12-pane sashes flanked by narrow 8-pane sashes on ground and 1st floor, 9- and 6-pane sashes on 2nd floor. Outer bays have 12-pane sashes and 9-pane sashes on 2nd floor. Eaves cornice. Hipped roof with 2 tall, corniced ridge stacks. 5-bay concave linking wings with round-headed arches, square piers, archivolts and full-length glazing with radiating glazing bars. Arcade to right has conservatory behind. End pavilions have Venetian windows in round-arched recesses; hipped roofs with 2 corniced ridge stacks. To rear centre block has 3-storey, 3-bay bow window. Linking 5-bay wings have keyed round-headed windows. Pavilions have Venetian windows. Interior: Oval geometric stair with wrought-iron balusters and boldly wreathed and moulded handrail. Many plaster friezes, with acanthus scrolls and other foliage. Modillion cornice in entrance hall. In Morning Room a pine fireplace with gesso decoration of entwined roses and thistles, also seaweed and shells and sheaves of corn. Drawing room has white and coloured marble fireplace with Ionic pilasters. The conservatory has mid-Victorian iron work and a niche with terracotta colonettes and the crestof Sir Hubert Jerningham who lived here in the late 1860s. Source: North Durham : Raine J. : London 1852. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1042253 | Church Of St John | 1042253 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.982451 55.650449,-1.982589 55.650439,-1.982583 55.650411,-1.982917 55.650388,-1.982904 55.650326,-1.982828 55.650331,-1.982821 55.650307,-1.982351 55.650338,-1.982365 55.650410,-1.982441 55.650405,-1.982451 55.650449))) | NU 0139 LOWICK MAIN STREET (North side) 13/101 Church of St. John GV II Parish Church. Nave and tower 1794, Gothicized mid C19. Chancel added 1887 by F.R. Wilson. Tower and nave roughcast with ashlar dressings. Chancel snecked rubble. Rock-faced buttresses. Lakeland slate roof. Nave, chancel, west tower and north vestry. Nave and tower have rusticated quoins. Tower has pointed-arched south door. Inscription above. THIS CHAPEL REBUILT AN DOM 1794 REV GEORGE GOODWILL MINISTER WILL SMITH CHAPEL GEO HALL THO HILL WARDENS GEO SAMPLE HENRY PENNY SELBY MORTON ARCHIT Band above and paired lancet bell openings. C19 saddleback roof. 4-bay nave with paired lancets. 3-bay chancel with lancets. 5-light east window with Geometric tracery. Gabled roof with flat coping. Interior has Victorian hammer-beam roof. Nave south window with figures of St. George and St. Constance, in style of Morris and Co. 1902. Reredos has late C19 naturalistic carving. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1042254 | Monument To Harrigade Family C 5 Yards South-West Of Church Of St John | 1042254 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.982950 55.650311,-1.982975 55.650305,-1.982982 55.650296,-1.982978 55.650284,-1.982950 55.650275,-1.982923 55.650284,-1.982923 55.650302,-1.982950 55.650311))) | NU 0139 LOWICK MAIN STREET (North side) 13/102 Monument to Harrigade family c.5 yards south- west of Church of St.John GV II Churchyard memorial. Various dates 1816-1829. Sandstone. Chest tomb with curved sides. Fluted mouldings at corners and incised panels on each side with leaf carvings in corners. Chamfered top with multi-moulded edges. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1042255 | 2 Monuments To Lee Family, C 20 Yards South-West Of Church Of St John | 1042255 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.982903 55.650239,-1.982927 55.650233,-1.982933 55.650215,-1.982903 55.650203,-1.982875 55.650212,-1.982871 55.650225,-1.982878 55.650233,-1.982903 55.650239))) | NU 0139 LOWICK MAIN STREET (North side) 13/104 2 monuments to Lee family, c.20 yards south- west of Church of St. John GV II 2 gravestones. 1791 and 1797. Sandstone. On left, small tablet with simple domed top, to Adam Lee, 1791. Also James, son of Thos. Lee who died Oct 26 1775 in minority. Good lettering. _ On right, Thos. Lee 1797. Larger tablet with shaped top. Inscribed: His heart was honest And his life sincere A loving husband And a parent dear. Good lettering. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1042256 | St Edwards Presbytery | 1042256 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.981374 55.649946,-1.981210 55.649973,-1.981270 55.650092,-1.981438 55.650064,-1.981374 55.649946))) | NU 0139 LOWICK MAIN STREET (North side) 13/106 St. Edward's Presbytery GV II Presbytery. 1864 for Rev. Ch. Dunn. Brick with ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roof. 2 spans. Entrance front on gable end. 3 storeys and 3 bays. Flush quoins and door and window surrounds. Central door with segmental-pointed head. Small 2-light window over with cusped heads to lights. 3-light windows on ground floor, 2-light above, all with segmental-pointed heads to lights. Gabled roof with kneelers and flat coping; conjoined and corniced ridge and end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1042257 | 15, Main Street | 1042257 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.980651 55.650160,-1.980716 55.650237,-1.980862 55.650197,-1.980797 55.650120,-1.980651 55.650160))) | NU 0139 LOWICK MAIN STREET (North side) 13/108 No. 15 GV II Cottage. Early-mid C19. Snecked rubble with ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roof. Single storey, 3 bays. C20 central door in raised Tudor-arched surround with cornice over. 16-pane sash windows in raised chamfered surrounds with cornices. Gabled roof with kneelers and ridged coping. Corniced end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1042258 | The Village Store | 1042258 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.977958 55.650387,-1.977879 55.650402,-1.977938 55.650502,-1.978110 55.650469,-1.978053 55.650370,-1.978005 55.650379,-1.977997 55.650365,-1.977950 55.650374,-1.977958 55.650387))) | NU 01 39 LOWICK MAIN STREET (South side) 13/112 No. 24 (The Village Store) GV II Shop. Early C19. Scored stucco with pantiled roof and brick chimneys. Double span. Single storey, 4 bays. Raised quoins. Left bay has 3 steps up to Victorian panelled door in raised surround. Bays 2 and 4 have large 16-pane slightly-bowed shop windows in raised surrounds. Later shop door between. Hipped roof with 2 small ridge stacks. 12-pane sash on right return. Rear span probably older and originally part of No. 22 (q.v.). Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1042259 | Milepost Circa 100 Yards South Of Junction With B6348 | 1042259 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.793961 55.569430,-1.793986 55.569424,-1.793993 55.569416,-1.793989 55.569403,-1.793961 55.569394,-1.793934 55.569403,-1.793930 55.569415,-1.793937 55.569424,-1.793961 55.569430))) | ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER Al NU 13 SW (East side) 7/2 Milepost c.100 yards south of junction with B6348 II Milepost. C19. Cast iron. c.2 ft. high. Triangular in plan with canted triangular top. Inscribed on one face A and on the other B, for Alnwick and Belford. 12 2 , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042260 | Bridge Over Waren Burn In Warenford | 1042260 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.784211 55.550332,-1.784339 55.550647,-1.784472 55.550630,-1.784391 55.550514,-1.784342 55.550403,-1.784313 55.550314,-1.784211 55.550332))) | ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER A1 NU 12 NW 10/4 Bridge over Waren Burn in Warenford GV II Bridge. Late C18 or early C19. Ashlar. Broad segmental arch framed by arch band. Broad band marks base of parapet. Flat coping. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042261 | Gatepiers And Screen Wall At Twizell North Lodge | 1042261 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.790254 55.556281,-1.790153 55.556194,-1.790067 55.556209,-1.790004 55.556208,-1.789934 55.556196,-1.790001 55.556217,-1.790071 55.556218,-1.790145 55.556203,-1.790236 55.556280,-1.790203 55.556297,-1.790175 55.556325,-1.790183 55.556364,-1.790195 55.556360,-1.790191 55.556327,-1.790198 55.556316,-1.790254 55.556281))) | ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER Al NU 12 NW (West side) 10/8 Gatepiers and screen wall at Twizell North Lodge GV II Gatepiers and screen walls. Mid C19. Ashlar. Four, large, square, corniced piers with ball finials; flanked by low concave walls which end in similar piers. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042262 | Stable Block Circa 50 Yards North Of Adderstone Hall | 1042262 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.776192 55.567634,-1.776516 55.567665,-1.776561 55.567515,-1.776442 55.567504,-1.776420 55.567574,-1.776323 55.567564,-1.776346 55.567493,-1.776241 55.567481,-1.776192 55.567634))) | ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER ADDERSTONE NU 13 SW 7/12 Stable block c.50 yards north of Adderstone Hall GV II Stable block. 1819 by William Burn. Ashlar and dressed stone with Welsh slate roof. U-plan. 2-bay centre of one tall storey with projecting 1 1/2-storey, l-bay wings. Centre has 2 segmental arches to carriage house. Wings have 3- bay inner returns with boarded doors and 6-pane casements in raised surrounds. Cornice and blocking course. Hipped roof with 3 later ridge stacks. Rear is partly converted to a cottage; it has outside stone steps to boarded granary door. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042263 | Church Of St Hilda | 1042263 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.759228 55.566156,-1.759318 55.566156,-1.759319 55.566144,-1.759578 55.566145,-1.759578 55.566082,-1.759540 55.566081,-1.759540 55.566056,-1.759484 55.566055,-1.759483 55.566075,-1.759303 55.566075,-1.759304 55.566083,-1.759198 55.566087,-1.759191 55.566102,-1.759210 55.566121,-1.759208 55.566133,-1.759230 55.566133,-1.759228 55.566156))) | ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER LUCKER NU 13 SE 8/16 Church of St. Hilda GV II Parish church. Late C18, largely rebuilt 1874. Snecked stone. North wall and part of vestry ashlar. Lakeland slate roof. Romanesque style. Nave, chancel, south porch and vestry. South porch has round-arched doorway with arched wood and iron gates. 3-bay nave has paired and single round-headed windows in chamfered surrounds. Concave cornice and 2 gargoyles with beasts' heads. Large 2-light west window with roundel over. Bellcote over east gable of nave, has 2 round-headed openings with roundel over. One-bay chancel with apse. Similar windows. Corbel table with vigorously- carved beasts. Roll-moulded cornice. Interior: West window and chancel windows are shafted, with cushion capitals and roll-moulded arches. Tall, round chancel arch has 2 orders of columns and multi-moulded arch with nailhead in the soffit. Open timber roof with arched braces. Elaborate Jacobean-style pulpit of 1904 by C. Errington; also good choirstalls and reredos of c.1900. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042264 | Lucker Mill | 1042264 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.758694 55.565168,-1.758825 55.565229,-1.758896 55.565192,-1.758714 55.565107,-1.758736 55.565092,-1.758632 55.565044,-1.758613 55.565057,-1.758577 55.565040,-1.758512 55.565084,-1.758547 55.565101,-1.758531 55.565111,-1.758630 55.565157,-1.758647 55.565146,-1.758694 55.565168))) | ADDERSTONE AND LUCKER LUCKER NU 13 SE 8/19 Lucker Mill GV II Formerly a watermill, now workshop. Late C18, possibly with earlier core. Random rubble and dressed stone. Welsh slate and pantiled roof. In 2 sections: To left the former mill. 3 storeys, 3. bays. Alternating-block surrounds and quoins. Broad stable-type door to right. Yorkshire sashes on ground and lst floors. Louvred windows on 2nd floor. Gabled Welsh slate roof with slightly- ridged coping and old brick chimney to rear. Former granary attached to right. Lower, 2 storeys and 3 irregular bays. To left a stretch of large squared stone. Right of this random rubble with slatted windows. Steeply-pitched gabled roof with flat coping. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042265 | Garden Walls Gatepiers And Gates To South And South West Of The Old Vicarage | 1042265 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.760510 55.566417,-1.760515 55.566402,-1.760490 55.566376,-1.760452 55.566355,-1.760444 55.566333,-1.760412 55.566294,-1.760333 55.566255,-1.760262 55.566250,-1.760197 55.566233,-1.760128 55.566203,-1.760101 55.566203,-1.759856 55.566349,-1.759867 55.566355,-1.760105 55.566210,-1.760126 55.566210,-1.760188 55.566239,-1.760258 55.566258,-1.760320 55.566258,-1.760358 55.566274,-1.760402 55.566299,-1.760446 55.566361,-1.760485 55.566384,-1.760502 55.566402,-1.760500 55.566415,-1.760510 55.566417))) | ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER LUCKER NU 13 SE 8/21 Garden walls, gatepiers and gates to south and south-west of The Old Vicarage GV II Garden walls, gatepiers and gates. c.1840. Ashlar and iron. Low serpentine walls with arched coping. Broken in centre by square corniced piers with chamfered edges. Gates have dog bars, band of scrolled decoration, and standards with decorative heads. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042266 | Walled Garden Circa 200 Yards West Of Twizell House | 1042266 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.795370 55.550860,-1.795212 55.550431,-1.793895 55.550593,-1.794068 55.551019,-1.795370 55.550860),(-1.795353 55.550857,-1.794079 55.551009,-1.793913 55.550597,-1.795202 55.550441,-1.795353 55.550857))) | ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER WARENFORD NU 12 NW 10/23 Walled garden c.200 yards west of Twizell House GV II Walled garden. Dated 1819 by Prideaux John Selby. Random rubble lined with brick in English garden wall bond. Flat coping. Walls c. 12 ft. high along north side, ramped down to c. 9 ft, along east and west sides, and ramped down again to c. 5 ft. on south side. North wall has 2 boarded doors with segmental heads Lintel of one is inscribed PJS This was a heated wall. 1819. Similar doorway in east wall. Rounded north-east corner and 2 lean-to buttresses on outside of east wall. P.J. selby was the author of 'Illustrations of British Ornithology', 1821 and 'History of British Trees'. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042267 | Canisbay Cottage | 1042267 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.699179 55.604223,-1.699218 55.604189,-1.699178 55.604174,-1.699198 55.604157,-1.699127 55.604131,-1.699110 55.604146,-1.699041 55.604121,-1.699056 55.604108,-1.699014 55.604092,-1.699040 55.604069,-1.699003 55.604055,-1.698959 55.604093,-1.698902 55.604072,-1.698945 55.604035,-1.698971 55.604045,-1.698985 55.604033,-1.698908 55.604004,-1.698836 55.604067,-1.698884 55.604085,-1.698842 55.604121,-1.698904 55.604144,-1.698926 55.604126,-1.699022 55.604161,-1.698999 55.604182,-1.699065 55.604207,-1.699086 55.604189,-1.699179 55.604223))) | BAMBURGH ARMSTRONG COTTAGES NU 13 SE 8/25 Nos. 10 and 11 (Canisbay Cottage) GV II 2 cottages. 1894. Built for the workmen brought in by Lord Armstrong to restore Bamburgh Castle. Wood boarding, painted dark green with white trim, Welsh slate roof, brick chimneys. Semi-detached. Single storey, 8 bays. 1st and 5th bays project and are cross gabled with bargeboards; gable to right has open-work timber framing. Boarded doors in 3rd and 7th bays. Windows with small-paned upper sashes, plate glass lower sashes, (windows in No. 11 are renewed). Hipped roof with 3 small ridge stacks and large patterned terracotta chimney pots. Formerly part of a longer row; Nos. 7, 8 and 9 (Armstrong Cottages) have been destroyed by fire. Included for social and historical interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042268 | 15 And 16, Armstrong Cottages (See Details For Further Address Information) | 1042268 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.699081 55.603699,-1.699115 55.603670,-1.699145 55.603682,-1.699194 55.603641,-1.699164 55.603630,-1.699226 55.603577,-1.699257 55.603588,-1.699311 55.603543,-1.699280 55.603531,-1.699306 55.603510,-1.699199 55.603470,-1.699165 55.603499,-1.699186 55.603506,-1.699118 55.603564,-1.699046 55.603625,-1.699026 55.603617,-1.698976 55.603659,-1.699081 55.603699))) | BAMBURGH ARMSTRONG COTTAGES NU 13 SE 8/27 Nos. 15 and 16 GV II 2 cottages. Built 1894 for the workmen brought to restore Bamburgh Castle for Lord Armstrong. Wood boarding, painted dark green with white trim, Welsh slate roof with brick chimneys. Semi-detached. Single storey, 8 bays. Boarded doors in 3rd and 6th bays. Windows with small-paned upper sashes, plate-glass lower sashes. Cross-gabled outer bays with bargeboards linked by open-work timber framing. Hipped roof. 3 ridge stacks with tall patterned terracotta chimney pots. Included for social and historical interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-08-26 | ||||
| 1042269 | Church Of St Aidan | 1042269 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.718614 55.608071,-1.718654 55.608070,-1.718653 55.608050,-1.718670 55.608050,-1.718655 55.607877,-1.718668 55.607877,-1.718652 55.607864,-1.718631 55.607871,-1.718264 55.607880,-1.718261 55.607859,-1.718158 55.607861,-1.718162 55.607950,-1.717855 55.607955,-1.717856 55.607968,-1.717877 55.607967,-1.717878 55.607980,-1.717858 55.607980,-1.717858 55.607997,-1.717879 55.607996,-1.717880 55.608005,-1.717861 55.608006,-1.717862 55.608017,-1.717882 55.608016,-1.717883 55.608039,-1.717903 55.608039,-1.717903 55.608029,-1.717959 55.608027,-1.717959 55.608036,-1.717978 55.608036,-1.717978 55.608027,-1.717998 55.608026,-1.717999 55.608033,-1.718041 55.608032,-1.718044 55.608044,-1.718058 55.608043,-1.718055 55.608032,-1.718113 55.608030,-1.718116 55.608044,-1.718128 55.608042,-1.718123 55.608030,-1.718176 55.608029,-1.718184 55.608126,-1.718211 55.608126,-1.718210 55.608114,-1.718282 55.608113,-1.718282 55.608124,-1.718309 55.608123,-1.718304 55.608058,-1.718557 55.608053,-1.718559 55.608073,-1.718614 55.608071))) | BAMBURGH CHURCH STREET NU 1734 (North side) 17/32 Church of St. Aidan 22.12.69 GV I Parish church. C12, C13 and C14. Restored 1830 and later C19. Squared stone and ashlar; chancel and north transept have stone slate roofs; other roofs not visible. West tower, nave, aisles, transepts and chancel. Tower C13 or early C14. 4 stages with offsets. Y-tracery window on ground floor, lancet bell openings; top storey C19 with battlements. Aisles embrace tower. South aisle rebuilt early C14; renewed 2- and 3-light Decorated windows. C19 south door. Low-pitched roof behind parapet. South transept also has renewed Decorated windows. C13, 5-bay chancel with crypt. Paired lancets under continuous dripstone. Former priest's door in 2nd bay has surround of l83O with high gable. Rainwater. heads dated 1830 with arms of Lord Crewe. East end has 3 lancets of even height separated by buttresses. Corbel table, parapet and steeply-pitched roof. North transept in small squared C12 stone has narrow east lancet (cf interior), renewed Decorated windows elsewhere. Steeply-pitched roof. North aisle in larger Medieval ashlar has 4 renewed Decorated windows. Interior: Indications of earlier Romanesque church include round rere-arch of north transept east window, masonry of south transept north wall, and uneven build of east end of nave. 3 triple-chamfered tower arches. 4-bay nave has late C12 - early C13 north arcade with round piers, simply-moulded capitals and double-chamfered arches; 3rd pier has stiff-leaf capital, east arch is very narrow. South arcade similar but slightly later. Transept arches have 2 slight chamfers towards nave and north aisle, unmoulded towards transept; very wide C14 double-chamfered arch into south aisle. C16 clerestory windows, now beneath roof; also C16 square newel stair in tower. Tower ceiling includes old forked beam associated with legend of death of St. Aidan. North aisle has old arched tiebeams. Chancel: Double-chamfered chancel arch with large Decorated squint to right. Arcaded side walls with pairs of arches rising over each pair of lancets and narrow arch between; they rise from corbels which were formerly the capitals of shafts which have been removed. C14 sedilia, piscina and aumbry. C14 tomb recess with effigy of Knight. 2 low-side windows, the south one blocked. Elaborate C19 open timber roof. C17 altar rails. Wall monuments to:- Claudius Forster, 1623, a cartouche in aedicule; Forster family, 1711, large and well- carved. Large stone reredos with statues of saints, 1895 by W.S. Hicks. North aisle: recumbent effigy of Grace Darling, 1844 by Raymond Smith, formerly in the churchyard; Sharpe memorial of 1839 by Chantrey. Hatchments in nave. Vaulted 2-bay crypt with cinquepartite rib vaults rising from corbels. , | 2013-08-19 | 1969-12-22 |
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