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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| 1042382 | Farm Building To East Of South Hazelrigg Farmhouse | 1042382 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.914318 55.585313,-1.914375 55.585430,-1.914477 55.585414,-1.914410 55.585275,-1.915059 55.585170,-1.914934 55.584907,-1.914741 55.584937,-1.914841 55.585152,-1.914766 55.585164,-1.914761 55.585156,-1.913885 55.585299,-1.913792 55.585112,-1.913957 55.585084,-1.913927 55.585028,-1.913652 55.585075,-1.913804 55.585372,-1.914308 55.585291,-1.914318 55.585313)),((-1.914341 55.584832,-1.913594 55.584954,-1.913620 55.585004,-1.914884 55.584797,-1.914856 55.584747,-1.914341 55.584832))) | NU 03 SE CHATTON SOUTH HAZELRIGG 3/33 Farm building to East of South Hazelrigg Farmhouse GV 11 Farm building. Early C19. Dressed stone and welsh slate roofs. Long 2-storey range at rear with 2 pairs of segmental arches to left and 2 pairs to right of a central barn with large entrance and sliding door. Further 2-storey, L-shaped barns project at left and right forming a quadrangle partly open on 4th side. 3 cow sheds and yards also project from rear range, but not so far, partly filling in courtyard. Opposite the open side. of the farmyard is another range with 6 segmental arches left and 6 right of a staircase leading to store rooms above. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042383 | Weetwood Bridge | 1042383 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.972897 55.559187,-1.972973 55.559103,-1.972782 55.559040,-1.972801 55.559024,-1.972709 55.558994,-1.972689 55.559010,-1.972419 55.558919,-1.972376 55.558925,-1.972090 55.558833,-1.972072 55.558810,-1.971826 55.558734,-1.971757 55.558813,-1.971991 55.558887,-1.972035 55.558879,-1.972329 55.558974,-1.972342 55.558999,-1.972604 55.559089,-1.972591 55.559104,-1.972688 55.559136,-1.972703 55.559122,-1.972897 55.559187))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON WEETWOOD 4/35 Weetwood Bridge 21/9/51 1 Bridge. C16, altered mid C18. Ashlar. Single, high, wide elegant arch, forming hump-back bridge is flanked by pilaster strips each bearing a niche with a round inset panel above. North end of bridge has square projections with blocked round- headed arches; and round end piers with big conical finials. Flat coping stones on parapet. The approach walls have a drip stone at the base of the parapet supported on small corbels. The roadway is narrow over the bridge itself but the parapet splays out either side to allow vehicles to pass. Northumberland County History Vol XIV. Jervoise - Ancient Bridges of Northern England. , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1042384 | Weetwood Hall | 1042384 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.975142 55.561256,-1.975217 55.561371,-1.975412 55.561329,-1.975378 55.561278,-1.975405 55.561272,-1.975389 55.561248,-1.975362 55.561254,-1.975294 55.561150,-1.975274 55.561154,-1.975243 55.561107,-1.975068 55.561144,-1.975142 55.561256))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON WEETWOOD 4/36 Weetwood Hall 11 House, late C18 and C19 but with medieval core, Ashlar with local slate roof. Two storeys, 7 bays 1 : 3 : 1 : 2. The right 2 bays are an early C19 addition. Bays one and 5 are projecting cross-gables; parapet in centre with roof set back behind. Centre section has door in plain later C19 porch; and sash windows in raised surrounds. Stilted-arched Venetian windows in cross-gabled bays. Chimneys crown gable ends. Heavily butressed, irregular rear elevation has sash windows and a single gable. Interior shows thick walls of former tower house;early C19 staircase and woodwork. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042385 | Bridge Circa 200 Yards West Of Botany | 1042385 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.858462 55.517145,-1.858461 55.517190,-1.858587 55.517187,-1.858590 55.517142,-1.858462 55.517145))) | NU02 SE CHILLINGHAM BOTANY 8/38 Bridge. c.200 yards West of Botany II Bridge. C19. Dressed stone. Ashlar tunnel vault. Small round-arched structure with plain parapet. Invert, lined with dressed stone, forms a steep chute, the sides of which are also dressed stone and splay out below tile bridge. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042386 | Bank Top | 1042386 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.911812 55.528759,-1.911910 55.528767,-1.911912 55.528759,-1.911947 55.528761,-1.911953 55.528736,-1.911918 55.528733,-1.911923 55.528716,-1.911963 55.528720,-1.911985 55.528662,-1.912014 55.528663,-1.912047 55.528549,-1.912009 55.528546,-1.912024 55.528502,-1.911794 55.528485,-1.911775 55.528558,-1.911813 55.528561,-1.911819 55.528537,-1.911881 55.528542,-1.911853 55.528647,-1.911789 55.528641,-1.911795 55.528618,-1.911760 55.528615,-1.911741 55.528686,-1.911796 55.528689,-1.911785 55.528731,-1.911819 55.528733,-1.911812 55.528759))) | NU 0426-0526 CHILLINGEAM CHILLINGHAM 16/41 Bank Top Nos 4-8 (consecutive) GV 11 Estate houses. Dated 1838 in gables. By Edward Blore for the Earl of Tankerville. Roughly dressed stone with ashlar surrounds. Welsh slate roof. U-shaped plan. 2 storeys. 6 bays in all. Upper windows gabled dormers breaking eaves. They, and gables to projecting wings have overlapping coping stones and kneelers. Similar gables to porches projecting into courtyard from ends of wings. Windows chamfered and slightly recessed. Chamfered mullions in gable-end windows. Sash windows, most of them original. Single-storey addition to right, 3 bays with 2-bay outshut containing chamfered doorway and small window. Slender, square, tall chimney stack. Main block has big coupled, stone, corniced stacks; 3 on ridge and one projecting on each return. Small screen walls, with chamfered square piers and ridged coping, project from porches to form gateway to courtyard. Square gate piers with pyramidal caps. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042387 | Chillingham Castle | 1042387 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.904073 55.526069,-1.904093 55.526089,-1.904219 55.526052,-1.904234 55.526065,-1.904288 55.526049,-1.904275 55.526033,-1.904343 55.526012,-1.904359 55.526027,-1.904424 55.526004,-1.904413 55.525988,-1.904486 55.525966,-1.904499 55.525984,-1.904556 55.525964,-1.904545 55.525947,-1.904614 55.525926,-1.904613 55.525913,-1.904584 55.525883,-1.904603 55.525877,-1.904554 55.525824,-1.904532 55.525832,-1.904384 55.525667,-1.904409 55.525657,-1.904379 55.525624,-1.904323 55.525641,-1.904333 55.525653,-1.904249 55.525679,-1.904257 55.525689,-1.904163 55.525714,-1.904143 55.525703,-1.904111 55.525703,-1.904082 55.525719,-1.904087 55.525738,-1.903838 55.525809,-1.903873 55.525846,-1.903905 55.525836,-1.903925 55.525863,-1.903898 55.525873,-1.903909 55.525883,-1.903935 55.525874,-1.904012 55.525962,-1.903987 55.525971,-1.904025 55.526012,-1.904044 55.526005,-1.904069 55.526033,-1.904048 55.526041,-1.904073 55.526069))) | NU 0625 CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 17/43 Chillingham Castle 21/9/51 1 Castle. C14 with C17, C18 and C19 alterations. John Patterson and Sir Jeffrey Wyatville did work in early C19. Mostly dressed stone. Quadrilateral with 4 corner towers and linking ranges. Central courtyard. Late C19 service wing to left. Entrance front has 3-bay centre which is of basement and 3 storeys, flanked by higher towers with still higher turrets. Steps to projecting early Cl7 centre piece with paired Tuscan columns on all 3 floors, framing, on ground floor, round- headed doorway with moulded imposts, arch; and responds, and on 1st and 2nd floors, 2 renewed cross windows with another Tuscan column between them. Renewed cross windows left and right of centrepiece on 2 upper floors. Slit windows on ground floor. Frieze and cornice above each floor, blank arches on first two friezes, lozenges above 2nd floor. Achievement of arms above top window;and 4 beasts with shields stand in frontof embattled parapet. Sashes under hoodmould in towers. In courtyard, early C17 two-storey addition; possibly rebuilt open arcade on ground floor of segmental arches on square piers with small attached Ionic columns. 6 statues of Worthies on corbels above the piers: Staircase to 1st floor. Balcony on 2nd floor. Interior: Tunnel-vaulted basements to towers and ranges. Newel stairs in towers. Early C17 ceiling with pendants, two elaborate C17 overmantel and a fine early C18 white marble fireplace with satyr heads. Interior in poor repair. Northumberland County History Vol X1V Archeologia Aeliana : New Series Vol X1V 1891 Country Life Vol 33; Vol 121 , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1042388 | Garden Wall To West Of Chillingham Castle | 1042388 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.905834 55.524683,-1.905861 55.524674,-1.905861 55.524656,-1.905839 55.524647,-1.905809 55.524653,-1.905802 55.524665,-1.905806 55.524674,-1.905834 55.524683))) | NU 0625 CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 17/47 Garden wall to West of Chillingham Castle GV 11 Garden wall. Early C19 dressed stone with random rubble, possibly medieval sections. Steeply ridged coping stones with roll-moulded top. Embattled. Two C19 doorways with Tudor arches. Square tower at right corner and older masonry on right return with chamfered, round-arched carriage entry. Beyond this more old masonry with slit windows. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042389 | Tombstone Of Batie Family Circa 7 Yards South West Of South Porch Of Church Of St Peter | 1042389 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.903336 55.527259,-1.903364 55.527250,-1.903368 55.527238,-1.903361 55.527229,-1.903331 55.527223,-1.903307 55.527234,-1.903309 55.527250,-1.903336 55.527259))) | NU 0625 CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 17/50 Tombstone of Batie family c.7 yards S.W. of South Porch of Church of St. Peter GV 11 Tombstone of Daniel Batie, 1717 then various dates up to 1776. Sandstone. Shouldered top with tiny cherubs in centre. Moulded inset panel on inscription side. On other side, rustic cherub and verse My friends go home & cease from tears I Must lye hear til christ Apeares , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042390 | The Estate House | 1042390 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.907691 55.528504,-1.907712 55.528506,-1.907710 55.528523,-1.907805 55.528525,-1.907815 55.528405,-1.907738 55.528401,-1.907738 55.528385,-1.907506 55.528373,-1.907505 55.528395,-1.907432 55.528393,-1.907425 55.528445,-1.907549 55.528449,-1.907546 55.528476,-1.907715 55.528483,-1.907714 55.528494,-1.907693 55.528493,-1.907691 55.528504))) | NU 0426-0526 CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 16/54 The Estate House 11 House. c1780 with early C19 and C20 additions. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys. 3-bay central block plus early C19 wings of one and 2 bays raised to 2 storeys in 1930. Flat arches with voussoirs to windows and door in central block. 12-pane sashes on 1st floor, 16-pane on ground floor. Right wing has early C19 gabled porch with a square peak to gable and a 16-pane sash window. One-bay left wing has 16-pane sash on ground floor, C20, 12-pane sash above. Gabled roof with flat coping stones and stone corniced gable-end stacks. Wings have hipped roofs. Interior: plain early C19 staircase, 6-panelled doors and plain late C18 fireplaces. In one room early C17 panelling with fluted pilasters, brought from Chillingham Castle, and an overmantel made from a C16 panel with 3 King's heads in roundels, also from Chillingham Castle. Overmantel panel illustrated in Northumberland County History Vol XIV. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042391 | Urn Circa 10 Yards West Of Estate House | 1042391 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.907963 55.528359,-1.907988 55.528353,-1.907995 55.528345,-1.907991 55.528332,-1.907963 55.528323,-1.907936 55.528332,-1.907936 55.528350,-1.907963 55.528359))) | NU 0426-0526 CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 16/56 Urn c.lO yards West of Estate House GV 11 Urn on plinth. C18. Marble. Elaborately decorated with festoons in high relief. Lid with enriched ball finial. Brought from Chillingham Castle but originally from Versailles. A present from Louis Philippe to the Earl of Tankerville. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042392 | The Manor House | 1042392 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.904124 55.528008,-1.904146 55.528011,-1.904151 55.527996,-1.904217 55.528001,-1.904250 55.527903,-1.904363 55.527897,-1.904444 55.527874,-1.904373 55.527788,-1.904339 55.527784,-1.904151 55.527846,-1.904165 55.527848,-1.904124 55.528008))) | NGR 02 NE CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 5/58 The Manor House (formerly listed as 21.9.51 Chillingham Vicarage) GV 11 House, formerly vicarage. 1828 by Sir Jeffery Wyatville. Tudor style. Irregular plan, almost lozenge-shaped. 4-bay entrance has doorway in 2nd bay framed by offset buttresses which rise to parapet. 2-light Tudor-arched windows under hood moulds, those on ground floor taller, have delicate traceried glazing bars. Tudor-arched door with plain mullioned fanlight under hoodmould with blank shield above. Top parapet with ridged coping. Canted left corner of one bay only, also framed by buttresses and with similar windows. Here the parapet is higher and has a blank shield under a hoodmould. Left return similar. Rear has much older masonry and the early Cl9 windows have been fitted in under older relieving arches. Attached 3-storey earlier block to right. 2 gabled dormers breaking eaves. All windows altered in variety of styles. Remains of relieving arches over most windows. , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1042393 | Public Fountain At Bank Top | 1042393 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.911531 55.528255,-1.911583 55.528257,-1.911589 55.528230,-1.911536 55.528226,-1.911531 55.528255))) | NU 0426-0526 CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 16/60 Public Fountain at Bank Top GV 11 Public fountain. 1872. Limestone ashlar. Octagonal on square base. Pyramidal roof above cornice has foliated cross finial. On west face trefoiled panel above semicircular bowl, with leaf carving, resting on colonnette with carved capital. At left and right angles similar colonnettes and capitals (the right colonnette missing). Drip stone forms gable above trefoil panel. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042394 | West Lodge And Gateway To Chillingham Castle | 1042394 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.912507 55.523365,-1.912605 55.523364,-1.912602 55.523359,-1.912542 55.523364,-1.912491 55.523353,-1.912466 55.523329,-1.912475 55.523327,-1.912457 55.523308,-1.912440 55.523313,-1.912369 55.523243,-1.912378 55.523240,-1.912362 55.523220,-1.912342 55.523227,-1.912315 55.523190,-1.912343 55.523142,-1.912321 55.523134,-1.912335 55.523114,-1.912351 55.523117,-1.912367 55.523094,-1.912348 55.523091,-1.912367 55.523063,-1.912275 55.523043,-1.912220 55.523128,-1.912250 55.523134,-1.912258 55.523123,-1.912332 55.523145,-1.912306 55.523184,-1.912314 55.523208,-1.912333 55.523229,-1.912327 55.523231,-1.912343 55.523251,-1.912359 55.523246,-1.912431 55.523316,-1.912420 55.523320,-1.912438 55.523338,-1.912458 55.523332,-1.912507 55.523365))) | NU 02 NE CHILLINGHAM CHILLINGHAM 5/61 West Lodge and Gateway to Chillingham Castle 11 Lodge and gateway. Dated 1835 on lodge. By Edward Blore for the Earl of Tankerville. Dressed stone. Welsh slate roof. Tudor and Jacobean styles. Lodge: L-shaped, 1? storeys, 2 bays. Gabled projecting left bay has stone-roofed canted bay window on ground floor, 2-light window under hoodmould above. Casement windows with double-chamfered surrounds. Blank right bay with front lean-to. Gabled coping, kneelers and finials to roof. Offcentre transverse stack with 2 diagonal shafts. Small gabled porch on left return. Wide curved wall, stepped up on right to lodge. Lower left section with 2 end and two central square piers with roll moulded ogee caps and similar finials. Central piers have cast iron gates with obelisk finials and flanking, 2-stage square towers on plinths of wall height. Each has 2 x 2 arcaded lower stage with roll- moulded ogee roof dying into diagonally-set upper stage with similar top and finial. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042395 | Hepburn Bell Farmhouse | 1042395 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.916618 55.508800,-1.916803 55.508804,-1.916812 55.508710,-1.916749 55.508708,-1.916751 55.508686,-1.916703 55.508684,-1.916700 55.508706,-1.916627 55.508704,-1.916618 55.508800))) | NU 02 SE CHILLINGHAM HEPBURN BELL 8/63 Hepburn Bell Farmhouse 11 Farmhouse. Late C18 and early C19. Coursed rubble with some dressed stone. Pantiled and welsh slate roofs. Double span roof, front span earlier, 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central doorway, 12-pane sashes, pantiled roof. Garden front also 3 bays. Slightly later 2-storey, central ashlar porch has pedimented gable with kneelers, Welsh slate roof with flat gable copings. 3 corniced ridge stacks, one rebuilt in brick. Inside: simple early C19 staircase, 6-panelled doors and internal shutters. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042396 | Brandon Farmhouse | 1042396 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.934539 55.447532,-1.934614 55.447522,-1.934595 55.447482,-1.934645 55.447475,-1.934664 55.447516,-1.934762 55.447503,-1.934680 55.447319,-1.934587 55.447332,-1.934581 55.447319,-1.934546 55.447325,-1.934551 55.447338,-1.934459 55.447352,-1.934539 55.447532))) | NU Ol NW INGRAM BRANDON 12/66 Brandon Farmhouse GV 11 Farmhouse. Mid C18. Dressed stone. Slate roof. 2 storeys. 3 bays with 2, two-bay cross-gabled projections to rear. Later additions to left rear. Central doorway in architrave with projecting cornice on curved stone brackets. Architraves to 12-pane sash windows. Band below 1st floor windows. Rusticated quoins. Similar decoration on returns. Left return extended in early Cl9 in similar style but with original back quoins re-used. Stone corniced ridge stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042397 | Brandon White House | 1042397 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.912434 55.455338,-1.912512 55.455314,-1.912464 55.455264,-1.912554 55.455237,-1.912494 55.455174,-1.912243 55.455251,-1.912316 55.455327,-1.912399 55.455301,-1.912434 55.455338))) | NU Ol NE INGRAM BRANDON 13/68 Brandon White House 21/9/51 (Previously listed in Brandon Civil Parish) II Farmhouse. Mid C18 with C19 alterations to rear and left side. Dressed stone with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys. 1 + 3 bays. Originally 3-bay house with central doorway and single-storey addition to left. Windows and door in architraves. Sash windows, glazing bars removed. Left bay now has blocked doorway and similar but later windows. C19 masonry to 1st floor of left bay and to left return. C19 kitchen projection to rear has 16-pane sashes. Flat coping stones to gables and 3 ridge stacks, brick on stone bases. Inside a large brick segment-vaulted basement. , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1042401 | Lilburn Chapel | 1042401 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.966025 55.511411,-1.966040 55.511472,-1.966307 55.511451,-1.966290 55.511390,-1.966025 55.511411))) | NU 02 SW LILBURN LILBURN TOWER 7/82 Lilburn Chapel (previously listed as West Lilburn Chapel) 21.9.51 11 Ruined chapel. C11. Massive blocks of dressed stone. Nave, chancel and C13 south chapel. Long, tall and narrow, still of Anglo-Saxon shape. Walls stand to c 9 feet on north side, 5 feet on south side, but the east and west ends stand to gable height. Remains of plain, square responds to former chancel arch. Responds of former arch into south chapel have C13 mouldings. Small square recesses in chancel are possibly aumbry and piscina. 2 elaborate medieval tomb slabs in south chapel and one in nave. Northumberland County History Vol XIV , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1042402 | Entrance Gateway To Military Hospital | 1042402 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000136 55.770273,-2.000159 55.770323,-2.000191 55.770321,-2.000170 55.770269,-2.000136 55.770273))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (West Side) Entrance gateway to Military Hospital NU 0052 11/188A II 2. Gateway in front has round arch and pediment. Now disused, with windows boarded up. , | 2013-08-19 | 1971-05-26 | ||||
| 1042403 | 71 And 73, Ravensdowne | 1042403 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000225 55.770436,-2.000247 55.770487,-2.000384 55.770486,-2.000436 55.770478,-2.000417 55.770433,-2.000388 55.770434,-2.000381 55.770422,-2.000359 55.770425,-2.000349 55.770395,-2.000410 55.770394,-2.000403 55.770380,-2.000202 55.770381,-2.000225 55.770436))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (West Side) Nos 71 & 73 NU 0053 11/189 1.8.52. II 2. C18. Ashlar, with quoins. Pantiled roof, 3 storeys, 3 windows. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042404 | 10-14, Ravensdowne | 1042404 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000169 55.767938,-2.000497 55.767997,-2.000565 55.767876,-2.000402 55.767846,-2.000369 55.767905,-2.000419 55.767914,-2.000412 55.767928,-2.000202 55.767888,-2.000169 55.767938))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (East Side) Nos 10 & 14 (even) NU 0052 11/192 1.8.52. II GV 2. Late C18. Ashlar, quoins, cornice. Round-arched entry in centre, which leads to No 12 in rear wing of No 14. 6 sash windows in upper storey (those of No 14 are 12-paned, others have glazing bars removed). Nos 2 to 20 (even) and No 26 form a group. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042405 | 20, Ravensdowne | 1042405 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000311 55.768107,-2.000447 55.768122,-2.000472 55.768054,-2.000337 55.768043,-2.000334 55.768053,-2.000326 55.768052,-2.000311 55.768107))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (East Side) No 20 NU 0052 11/193 1.8.52. II GV 2. C18. Tall 2 storeys, with 3 12-paned sashes above a doorcase with fine traceried fanlight, fluted pilasters and cornice. Entry to No 18 is between Nos 16 and 20. Nos 2 to 20 (even) and No 26 form a group. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042406 | 26, Ravensdowne | 1042406 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000090 55.768224,-2.000401 55.768270,-2.000436 55.768155,-2.000393 55.768151,-2.000397 55.768138,-2.000322 55.768131,-2.000283 55.768144,-2.000276 55.768166,-2.000302 55.768186,-2.000297 55.768203,-2.000247 55.768198,-2.000251 55.768184,-2.000209 55.768180,-2.000206 55.768193,-2.000105 55.768182,-2.000090 55.768224))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (East Side) No 26 NU 0052 11/194 1.8.52. II GV 2. C18. 2 storeys and attics, cornice, scroll footstones. Modern door, fanlight, moulded doorcase with fluted scroll brackets supporting heavy broken pediment. 5 sash windows above. Long rear wing is pantiled. Nos 2 to 20 (even) and No 26 form a group. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042407 | 44, Ravensdowne | 1042407 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000082 55.769160,-2.000135 55.769075,-1.999903 55.769034,-1.999863 55.769100,-1.999788 55.769084,-1.999771 55.769115,-1.999993 55.769150,-1.999996 55.769145,-2.000082 55.769160))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (East Side) No 44 (formerly listed as Nos 42 & 44) NU 0052 11/198 1.8.52. II GV 2. Late C18 or early C19. Ashlar, ground floor chanelled, three storeys. Doorcase of Tuscan pilasters, plain frieze and dentilled cornice. Two twelve-paned sash windows on ground floor and three on each upper floor. All listed buildings in Ravensdowne east side from Nos 30 to 76 (even) form a group. Listing NGR: NU0010352858 | 2019-10-25 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042408 | 50, Ravensdowne | 1042408 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.999806 55.769248,-2.000014 55.769289,-2.000036 55.769246,-1.999831 55.769201,-1.999806 55.769248))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (East Side) No 50 NU 0052 11/199 1.8.52. II GV 2. Nos 46 to 50 (even) form a single facade. C17 or C18. Plain ashlar, scroll footstones, 3 storeys. 1 sash window on each floor. All listed buildings in Ravensdowne (East Side) from Nos 30 to 76 (even) form a group. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042409 | 56 And 58, Ravensdowne | 1042409 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.999534 55.769337,-1.999721 55.769368,-1.999687 55.769434,-1.999926 55.769462,-1.999971 55.769374,-1.999550 55.769303,-1.999534 55.769337))) | 1. 840 RAVENSDOWNE (East Side) Nos 56 & 58 NU 0052 11/201 1.8.52. II GV 2. Early C19. Ashlar, 2 storeys, scroll footstones. No 56 has a plain doorcase with traceried fanlight. No 58 has moulded doorcase with cornice on scrolls, and a traceried fanlight. All listed buildings in Ravensdowne (East Side) from Nos 30 to 76 (even) form a group. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042410 | Bewick Bridge | 1042410 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.911057 55.495246,-1.911119 55.495307,-1.911275 55.495513,-1.911317 55.495526,-1.911355 55.495500,-1.911266 55.495410,-1.911188 55.495309,-1.911143 55.495229,-1.911057 55.495246))) | NU 02 SE BEWICK BEWICK BRIDGE 8/1 Bewick Bridge II Bridge. Early C19. Coursed dressed stone. Single span. Wide arch slightly recessed. Parapet, which is completely plain and quite thin, splays out at either end. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042411 | Farmbuildings North Of New Bewick Farmhouse | 1042411 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.892267 55.476478,-1.892253 55.476552,-1.892319 55.476556,-1.892312 55.476595,-1.892423 55.476601,-1.892443 55.476478,-1.892662 55.476492,-1.892661 55.476506,-1.892841 55.476516,-1.892824 55.476647,-1.892919 55.476653,-1.892972 55.476291,-1.892738 55.476275,-1.892748 55.476239,-1.892255 55.476212,-1.892258 55.476193,-1.891835 55.476162,-1.891768 55.476448,-1.892267 55.476478),(-1.892268 55.476477,-1.892271 55.476461,-1.892345 55.476464,-1.892341 55.476484,-1.892268 55.476477),(-1.892143 55.476273,-1.892114 55.476397,-1.891910 55.476384,-1.891941 55.476255,-1.892143 55.476273))) | NU 02 SE BEWICK NEW BEWICK 8/3 Farmbuildings North of New Bewick Farmhouse GV II Farmbuildings. Mid C19. Dressed stone. Welsh slate roofs. 3 covered stockyards, with dovecote to right; 1? storey and 2 storey barns to left. Stockyards have gables filled with segmentally arched wood boarding. Dovecote,with offices beneath, has pyramidal roof with wrought iron vane. Steep bargeboarded cross gables, 2 with arched recesses containing stone pigeonholes; another gable has round-headed window with 2-light mullioned window beneath. Band above 1st floor. Smaller barn has segmental-arched entrance in square recess for sliding door. Low pointed-arched window above with slatted bars. 2-storey barn with gable end to road has stabling with granary over. Single-storey offices to right of courtyard not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042412 | Church Of Holy Trinity | 1042412 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.894082 55.493144,-1.894079 55.493118,-1.894125 55.493118,-1.894122 55.493052,-1.894081 55.493053,-1.894081 55.493028,-1.894011 55.493030,-1.894011 55.493055,-1.893777 55.493067,-1.893781 55.493116,-1.894012 55.493118,-1.894014 55.493144,-1.894082 55.493144))) | NU 02 SE BEWICK OLD BEWICK 8/4 Church of Holy Trinity 21/9/51 I Parish church. C12 with some C14 alterations. Restoration of 1866 when south porch, bellcote and vestry were added. Stone in vestry records repairs done in 1695. Roughly dressed coursed stone. Lakeland slate roof. Nave, chancel, south porch and north vestry. Nave has massive C12 masonry, the upper part of west wall rebuilt in C19 using old stone. 2 narrow round-headed windows and sexfoil rose window over are Victorian. South doorway in porch has one order of columns with block capitals, all much renewed. 2 C19 round-headed windows in nave south wall. North wall has one small C12 window. Similar, smaller window in chancel north wall. Larger round-headed window in south wall may be partly original (rere-arch) but enlarged later. Apsidal east end, roughly squared externally in C14 when 2-light window with cusped heads was inserted in south wall. 2 offset buttresses support apse. Upper courses of apse and north side rebuilt in C19. Narrow priest's door. Victorian Romanesque double bellcote over east gable of nave. Interior: chancel arch has semi-circular responds with different capitals: north side has cable-moulded echinus, 2 beast heads and leaf fonts, South side is halfway between block and scalloped shape. Abaci on both sides have saltire crosses. Arch has roll mould, hollow chamfer and outer billet moulding. Apse arch has plain responds with saltire crosses an blocks and billet moulding. C14 sandstone effigy of lady in chancel. Several grave slabs built into south porch and one, with foliated cross, in nave. , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1042413 | Chatton Bridge | 1042413 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.905145 55.550048,-1.905341 55.550078,-1.905323 55.550004,-1.905255 55.550004,-1.905025 55.549975,-1.905003 55.549952,-1.904967 55.549967,-1.904789 55.549943,-1.904740 55.549923,-1.904677 55.549924,-1.904658 55.549980,-1.904712 55.549994,-1.904763 55.549990,-1.904949 55.550020,-1.904966 55.550038,-1.904998 55.550026,-1.905145 55.550048))) | NU 02 SE CHATTON B6348 5/6 Chatton Bridge 11 Bridge. Early C18 and late C19, possibly with older core. Ashlar and rock-faced ashlar. North side is oldest. 2 broad segmental arches with smaller segmental flood arch to left. 2 triangular cut-waters carried up to parapet to make indents for pedestrians. Cut-waters between 2 main arches more pronounced than that between left and flood arches Plain parapet and approach walls. Older masonry on right approach and abutment with indication of steeper, earlier roadway. Bridge doubled in width in late C19. Rock-faced facade and rusticated vaults. 4 stone steps down from east of north side. , | 2013-08-19 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042414 | Chatton Park | 1042414 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.893021 55.552213,-1.893014 55.552248,-1.893086 55.552253,-1.893075 55.552310,-1.893169 55.552316,-1.893190 55.552212,-1.893126 55.552208,-1.893155 55.552070,-1.892945 55.552057,-1.892936 55.552106,-1.892920 55.552105,-1.892915 55.552128,-1.892932 55.552129,-1.892922 55.552176,-1.892903 55.552174,-1.892883 55.552276,-1.892964 55.552282,-1.892977 55.552211,-1.893021 55.552213))) | NU 02 NE CHATTON B6348 5/7 Chatton Park 11 House. 1830-40. Textured ashlar with tooled margins. Low-pitched, hipped Welsh slate roof. Square plan. 2 storeys. 4 x 3 bays on plinth. Service wing to rear. Central porch with parapet. The Percy crest, a crescent moon, in panel above door. 12-pane sash windows in chamfered reveals with projecting sills. Broad eaves with large paired stone brackets. 2 stone ridge chimney stacks. Interior: 6-panelled doors in architraves, panelled shutters and early C19 staircase. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042415 | Hetton House | 1042415 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.935037 55.559904,-1.935412 55.559798,-1.935333 55.559712,-1.935113 55.559779,-1.935130 55.559798,-1.934980 55.559844,-1.935037 55.559904))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON B6349 4/8 Hetton House 21/9/51 11* House. Mid C18 with older core. C19 range to right. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Central staircase plan. 2 rooms deep. 2 storeys with attic. 5 bay facade. All 12-pane sashes in architraves. Door with eared architrave, pulvinated frieze and cornice. Rusticated quoins. Stone-coped gabled roof with kneelers. 3 hipped dormers, tripartite left and right, single light in centre. Gable-end stacks, stone bases then brick with modillions. Older masonry to rear. Arched staircase window with flat imposts, keystone and thick glazing bars. Inside several mid C18 panelled rooms with modillion cornices especially the hall, sitting room with an ornamented niche and the green room where the fireplace is flanked by room-height Ionic columns and elaborate niches; plain fireplace with bolection moulding. Handsome mid-C18 staircase with 2 alternately twisted and fluted balusters to a tread and moulded handrail. Northumberland County History Vol X1V , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1042416 | Broomhouse Farmhouse | 1042416 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.930308 55.542811,-1.930419 55.542783,-1.930387 55.542742,-1.930339 55.542754,-1.930314 55.542722,-1.930362 55.542710,-1.930327 55.542664,-1.930171 55.542704,-1.930156 55.542683,-1.930106 55.542696,-1.930122 55.542715,-1.930037 55.542737,-1.930072 55.542780,-1.930132 55.542765,-1.930165 55.542805,-1.930281 55.542776,-1.930308 55.542811))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON BROOMHOUSE 4/9 Broomhouse Farmhouse GV 11 Farmhouse. Early C19. Ashlar. Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys. Originally 3 bays with one-storey, one-bay addition to left.Made 4 full bays in mid Cl9. Parallel range added to rear, also mid C19. Solid, square corniced porch, central in original house with crescent moon, for Duke of Northumberland, in frieze. Sash windows, glazing bars removed. 2 corniced stone stacks both formerly on gable ends but one now on ridge. Later brick stack on left gable. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042417 | Farmbuildings To West Of Broomhouse Farm House | 1042417 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.930923 55.542708,-1.931001 55.542689,-1.930967 55.542642,-1.931025 55.542647,-1.931053 55.542639,-1.931077 55.542617,-1.931075 55.542598,-1.931058 55.542580,-1.931007 55.542566,-1.931259 55.542506,-1.931133 55.542337,-1.931051 55.542356,-1.931134 55.542467,-1.931049 55.542488,-1.930959 55.542378,-1.930868 55.542398,-1.930958 55.542510,-1.930886 55.542527,-1.930797 55.542417,-1.930714 55.542436,-1.930804 55.542547,-1.930716 55.542568,-1.930627 55.542458,-1.930534 55.542479,-1.930619 55.542591,-1.930532 55.542612,-1.930426 55.542471,-1.930333 55.542493,-1.930479 55.542689,-1.930843 55.542602,-1.930923 55.542708)),((-1.930533 55.542269,-1.930219 55.542341,-1.930255 55.542390,-1.930578 55.542316,-1.930540 55.542267,-1.930533 55.542269))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON BROOHHOUSE 4/10 Farmbuildings to West of Broomhouse Farm House GV 11 Farmbuildings. Early C19. Roughly dressed and coursed stone with well dressed stone around openings. Welsh slate roof. Largely symmetrical arrangement of buildings projecting at right-angles to a main range. 5 projections, the centre one a two-storey barn, those left and right single-storey cowsheds with cast iron columns. The main range along the back has segmental arches into cowsheds. Range to right of barn becomes 2 storeys with granary over. Projecting behind barn is a threshing shed with granary over and attached circular gingang with ball finial at apex of roof. Square stone pillars. Roof structure of main tie beam and radiating subsidiary tie beams, king post with struts to principal rafters. Two rings of curved purlins. Massive beams to support former machinery. Further two-storey range to front of farm. Cart shed with 4 segmental arches and a granary over which is reached by outside stairs. , | 2017-11-07 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042418 | Towermartin Farmhouse | 1042418 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.989153 55.533600,-1.989175 55.533601,-1.989178 55.533617,-1.989357 55.533604,-1.989354 55.533509,-1.989265 55.533510,-1.989263 55.533498,-1.989174 55.533499,-1.989171 55.533468,-1.989097 55.533468,-1.989098 55.533502,-1.989037 55.533503,-1.989040 55.533561,-1.989151 55.533561,-1.989153 55.533600))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON COLDMARTIN 4/11 Towermartin Farmhouse GV 11 Farmhouse. Dated on possibly re-set triple keystone above door WA 1700 R Earlier walling behind and C19 and C20 alterations. Dressed stone facade, pantiled roof. 2 storeys. 3 bays with one-bay cross-gabled extension to left and projecting to rear. Later outshut partly filling angle. Central door with flat raised surround. Similar surrounds to windows. Band. Heavily rusticated quoins. Sash windows, all renewed. Gabled roof with flat stone coping and stone gable stacks. Left extension has granary on 1st floor. C20 dormer window and front and rear porches. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042419 | Gingang And Barn Circa 30 Yards North Of Towermartin Farmhouse | 1042419 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.989190 55.533820,-1.989179 55.533848,-1.989191 55.533865,-1.989238 55.533882,-1.989282 55.533879,-1.989310 55.533866,-1.989322 55.533848,-1.989319 55.533829,-1.989305 55.533815,-1.989419 55.533811,-1.989413 55.533745,-1.989028 55.533757,-1.989034 55.533823,-1.989190 55.533820))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON COLDMARTIN 4/13 Gingang & barn c. 30 yds north of Towermartin Farmhouse GV 11 Gingang and threshing barn. Early C19. Random rubble and pantiles. Octagonal gingang attached to 2-storey barn. Gingang roof supported on squared blocks of masonry except for one round pillar to right of door. Spaces between pillars now filled with iron framed windows and corrugated iron. Interior roof structure: massive tie beam, then above, a wheel shape created by radiating collar beams. A second radiating collar nearer the apex. Barn, with chamfered door and window surrounds, included mainly for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042420 | Fowberry Cottages | 1042420 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.942865 55.558129,-1.942956 55.558114,-1.942813 55.557824,-1.942725 55.557837,-1.942732 55.557855,-1.942674 55.557864,-1.942718 55.557952,-1.942739 55.557949,-1.942747 55.557964,-1.942781 55.557959,-1.942799 55.557994,-1.942742 55.558003,-1.942802 55.558128,-1.942859 55.558119,-1.942865 55.558129))) | In the entry for CHATTON FOWBERRY 4/18 Nos 2-5 Fowberry Cottages The entry shall be amended to read:- CHATTON FOWBERRY Nos 3-5 Fowberry Cottages (Consecutive) ------------------------------------ NU 02 KW CHATTON FOWBERRY 4/18 Nos.2-5 Fowberry Cottages 11 Terrace of cottages. Dressed stone with ashlar window and door dressings. Single storey, double-fronted cottages. Chamfered door surrounds. 12-pane sashes. Projecting ashlared end stacks and ridge stacks, 3 in all, with cornices and drip stones. Low stone garden walls, roughly dressed stone with ridged coping stones. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042421 | Fowberry Lodge | 1042421 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.946188 55.553498,-1.946163 55.553498,-1.946167 55.553552,-1.946317 55.553549,-1.946314 55.553497,-1.946293 55.553498,-1.946286 55.553415,-1.946183 55.553418,-1.946188 55.553498))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON FOWBERRY 4/19 Fowberry Lodge 11 Lodge. Dated 1829 but probably 1770's or '80's'. Ashlar with local slate roof. Gothick style. Plain early C.19 extension behind. Single storey. Original part has central door leading to lobby and one room left and right. 3-bay facade. Ogee windows left and right with intersecting glazing bars. Ogee head to door also, but truncated by a shelf, with a rope-moulded edge, presumably to hold a dog's head (c.f. gate-piers). Fanlight with intersecting glazing bars. Above door an oval recessed panel with date, 1829, and a shell, the crest of the Milbournes, C20 owners of Fowberry. On either side of panel initials M.C, for Matthew Culley. Moulded cornice and parapet with 9 small quatrefoils. The centre bay projects slightly and has a castellated pediment. Inside a sandstone fireplace with ogee sides and a lintel with gothick tracery, c1780. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042422 | Garden House Circa 1/4 Mile South West Of Fowberry Tower | 1042422 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.943217 55.556443,-1.943159 55.556451,-1.943176 55.556496,-1.943257 55.556486,-1.943238 55.556441,-1.943217 55.556443))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON FOWBERRY 4/21a Garden House c.1/4 mile south-west of Fowberry Tower II Garden house. Mid C18. Brick in English Garden Wall Bond with Welsh slate roof. Square. 2 storeys with one room per floor. Outside stone stair to 6-panelled door with overlight. Entry to ground floor beneath stairs Band above ground floor. Pyramidal roof. Left return has 12-pane sash on 1st floor Interior has elaborate rococo ceiling, on 1st floor, in poor repair at time of survey. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042423 | Farmbuildings To North Of Fowberry Mains Farmhouse | 1042423 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.951716 55.545699,-1.951750 55.545729,-1.952204 55.545565,-1.952216 55.545576,-1.952302 55.545547,-1.951916 55.545200,-1.951831 55.545230,-1.952154 55.545521,-1.951776 55.545659,-1.951501 55.545417,-1.951424 55.545444,-1.951716 55.545699)),((-1.951891 55.545548,-1.951934 55.545532,-1.951914 55.545514,-1.951923 55.545511,-1.951884 55.545474,-1.951973 55.545444,-1.951944 55.545417,-1.951857 55.545447,-1.951789 55.545388,-1.951678 55.545431,-1.951776 55.545511,-1.951783 55.545508,-1.951823 55.545547,-1.951870 55.545530,-1.951891 55.545548))) | NU 02 NW CHATTON FOWBERRY MAINS 4/26 Farmbuildings to North of Fowberry Mains Farmhouse GV 11 Farmbuildings. Early C19. A mixture of coursed and random dressed stone and rubble. Welsh and local slate roof. Two parallel single-storey ranges connected by a 2-storey range to form 3 sides of a square. The farmhouse (g.v.) completes the square. Less uniform buildings in centre. Left range contains stables ending in coachman's room with early C19 fireplace, 12-pane sash window and stone chimney stack. Similar arrangement in byres to right. 2-storey cross range has 4 segmental arches forming shelter sheds and a granary above with slatted wooden windows. In the middle, wallsforming yards, a turnip-chopping shed with segmental arch, a store with shouldered ashlar door jambs and another byre with 2 segmental arches. Many good wooden stalls and fodder racks. The byres to the right rest on a plinth of boulders, seem to be coarser in stonework and may be earlier. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-01-25 | ||||
| 1042424 | Bower Villa | 1042424 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.001801 55.766036,-2.001994 55.766071,-2.002032 55.766003,-2.001837 55.765971,-2.001801 55.766036))) | 1. 840 PALACE GREEN (South Side) No 9 ( Bower Villa) NT 9952 11/142 II 2. Early C19 stone villa, painted stucco, 2 storeys, 3 later sash windows each floor. Pilaster doorpiece with coloured bust of the Duke of Wellington over it. , | 2013-08-19 | 1971-05-26 | ||||
| 1042425 | The Old Guardhouse | 1042425 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.003492 55.766297,-2.003529 55.766234,-2.003254 55.766183,-2.003217 55.766245,-2.003300 55.766261,-2.003293 55.766274,-2.003406 55.766294,-2.003413 55.766282,-2.003492 55.766297))) | 1. 840 PALACE GREEN (South Side) The Old Guardhouse NT 9952 11/143 II* 2. A simple and dignified small stone building of the C18, facing down Palace Street, with a portico of 4 Tuscan columns and pediment. There is a recess behind the columns, with a door and 2 windows at the back and a door at each end. The wings each contain 1 window. Over the door is a board inscribed Formerly in Marygate, rebuilt on this site 1843. Disused and the windows boarded up at time of survey. Interior contains 2 rooms, with a vaulted windowless prison chamber between. , | 2013-08-19 | 1971-05-26 | ||||
| 1042426 | 25 And 27, Palace Street | 1042426 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.002734 55.766711,-2.002698 55.766765,-2.002789 55.766783,-2.002779 55.766799,-2.002899 55.766822,-2.002975 55.766702,-2.002846 55.766675,-2.002833 55.766695,-2.002755 55.766678,-2.002734 55.766711))) | 1. 840 PALACE STREET (East Side) Nos 25 & 27 NT 9952 11/145 II 2. 1 large house, divided. Datestone inscribed H.B.1782' over door of No 25. Ashlar, back fillets, scroll footstones. Wood doorpieces now gone. 5 windows (1 blank). , | 2013-08-19 | 1971-05-26 | ||||
| 1042427 | Ness Gate Hotel | 1042427 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000841 55.767546,-2.000956 55.767572,-2.001047 55.767460,-2.000927 55.767426,-2.000841 55.767546))) | 1. 840 PALACE STREET EAST (East Side) No 1 (Ness Gate Hotel) (formerly listed as Ravensdowne House) NU 0052 11/147 1.8.52. II 2. Early C19. Ashlar, 2 storeys and attics, back fillets, pilastered doorpiece with pediment. 5 sashes on upper floor. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042428 | Grammar School | 1042428 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.000713 55.767178,-2.001008 55.767260,-2.001131 55.767131,-2.001042 55.767105,-2.001001 55.767153,-2.000950 55.767140,-2.000923 55.767173,-2.000755 55.767129,-2.000713 55.767178))) | 1. 840 PALACE STREET EAST (East Side) No 5 (Grammar School) (formerly listed as Grammar School) NU 0052 11/148 1.8.52. II* 2. 1754. 3 storeys, with back fillets, pilastered doorpiece, 6 sash windows on upper floors. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042429 | Avenue House | 1042429 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.001839 55.766915,-2.001739 55.766893,-2.001643 55.767016,-2.001735 55.767039,-2.001839 55.766915))) | 1. 840 PALACE STREET EAST (West Side) No 4 (Avenue House) NT 9952 11/149 1.8.52. II 2. No 11 Weddell's Lane forms rear wing of building. C18, enlarged and balconies added early C19. Stuccoed, with stone cornice, parapet and coping, original pedimented attic windows, doorpiece with Corinthian pilasters and entablature. 4 plus 1 windows, irregularly arranged, on 2 storeys. 3 windows have cast iron Greek honeysuckle patterned balconies, elliptical in plan. Windows have moulded architraves and over 1 is a shield of arms. The left hand return side of the house is on Weddell's Lane, with a side entrance to a separate dwelling. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042430 | 2 And 4, Parade | 1042430 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.001769 55.771078,-2.001803 55.771149,-2.002040 55.771116,-2.002006 55.771009,-2.001896 55.771024,-2.001910 55.771064,-2.001846 55.771072,-2.001832 55.771033,-2.001752 55.771044,-2.001769 55.771078))) | 1. 840 PARADE Nos 2 & 4 NT 9953 11/151 II GV 2. Early Cl9. Scored stucco, 2 storeys, slated or pantiled roofs. Sash windows. Centre panelled door and fanlight in plain stone architraves. Nos 2 to 22 (even) form a group. , | 2013-08-19 | 1971-05-26 | ||||
| 1042431 | 12-18, Parade | 1042431 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.001083 55.771260,-2.001130 55.771253,-2.001124 55.771241,-2.001209 55.771229,-2.001215 55.771240,-2.001306 55.771226,-2.001300 55.771216,-2.001387 55.771203,-2.001393 55.771213,-2.001437 55.771207,-2.001389 55.771078,-2.001347 55.771084,-2.001354 55.771112,-2.001349 55.771112,-2.001365 55.771150,-2.001274 55.771163,-2.001248 55.771105,-2.001205 55.771111,-2.001216 55.771136,-2.001168 55.771143,-2.001182 55.771174,-2.001099 55.771187,-2.001086 55.771160,-2.001039 55.771167,-2.001083 55.771260))) | 1. 840 PARADE Nos 12 to 18 (even) NU 0053 11/152 II GV 2. C19, in a symmetrical composition. Ashlar, slate roof, 2 storeys. E plan, with centre and end gabled blocks linked by 2 straight blocks. Centre gabled portion has kneelers, 2 narrow 8-paned sash windows on each floor and a loop light in gable. Doors to Nos 14 and 16 are in the re- entrant sides. 2 flanking straight blocks have 2 12-paned sash windows on each floor. The end gabled wings have each a narrow sash window on each floor on each front, and doors to Nos 12 and 18 on re-entrant sides. Nos 2 to 22 (even) form a group. , | 2013-08-19 | 1971-05-26 | ||||
| 1042432 | East Barrack, Berwick Barracks Museum | 1042432 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.999640 55.771456,-1.999858 55.771432,-1.999808 55.771314,-1.999795 55.771316,-1.999599 55.770857,-1.999402 55.770883,-1.999591 55.771313,-1.999544 55.771319,-1.999556 55.771348,-1.999592 55.771343,-1.999640 55.771456))) | NUO053 BERWICK ON TWEED PARADE (South side) 622/11/154 East barrack, Berwick Barracks Museum 26.05.1971 GV I Barrack and officers' block, now museum. 1721, probably by Nicholas Hawksmoor, for the Board of Ordnance. Sandstone ashlar, later render to the front, with brick axial stacks, and slate valley roof. Vernacular Baroque style. PLAN: double-depth plan with officers' section to N end, forn1ing E side of parade ground quadrangle. EXTERIOR: 3 storeys and attic; 16:4-window range. A near symmetrical range, with left-hand end section set forward, blocked quoins to stepped gables, the single bay to the right of the end range defined by a blocked pilaster strip, entrance bays to the centre and 3 from each end of the main range: broken forward, with a thin cornice and parapet. Segmental-arched doorways with imposts and tall keys, small-paned fanlights and double boarded doors; ashlar Surrounds to ground- and second-floor flat-arched 8/8-pane sashes, and first-floor round-arched sashes with key and imposts; the 5 accentuated right-hand bays have segmental-arched first-floor windows, as do those to the matching rear elevation. Left-hand gable onto the Parade has 3 segmental-arched ground-floor windows and 1 smaller right-hand one, single first-floor round-arched and second-floor segmental-arched windows, with 8/8-pane sashes, t11e 2 right-hand ground-floor windows have C20 horned sashes; 2 boarded oculi in the stepped gables. INTERIOR: axial fireplaces in heated back-to-back barrack rooms, divided by a spine wall, with stair flights from the entrances with uncut strings and 2 rails. Former officers' section has stair with column balusters and square newels and moulded rail, first-floor axial corridor and fireplaces with fluted surrounds. HISTORY: part of the earliest plarn1ed barrack complex in England, pre-dating most English barracks by nearly 80 years, because of the need for a permanent garrison on the Scottish border. This plan is typical of barracks in the C17 and early C18. One of a number of Ordnance buildings associated with Hawksmoor and Vanbrugh. , | 2013-08-19 | 1971-05-26 | ||||
| 1042433 | 4, Quay Walls | 1042433 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.005105 55.768172,-2.005178 55.768196,-2.005221 55.768158,-2.005233 55.768162,-2.005294 55.768112,-2.005349 55.768094,-2.005240 55.767988,-2.005164 55.768012,-2.005195 55.768041,-2.005132 55.768060,-2.005164 55.768093,-2.005172 55.768091,-2.005185 55.768103,-2.005105 55.768172))) | 1. 840 QUAY WALLS No 4 NT 9952 11/156 1.8.52. II* GV 2. Late C18. Stone, 3 storeys and basement. Moulded cornice, scroll foot- stones. 5 windows up, 4 on ground floor, re-sashed C19. Fine doorcase with elaborate cast lead traceried fanlight, an ornamented frieze and broken pediment. All listed buildings in Quay Walls form a Grade II in view of their prominence the river frontage of Berwick. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 | ||||
| 1042434 | 8, Quay Walls | 1042434 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.004803 55.767778,-2.004866 55.767741,-2.004773 55.767688,-2.004674 55.767744,-2.004691 55.767765,-2.004734 55.767745,-2.004803 55.767778))) | 1. 840 QUAY WALLS No 8 NT 9952 11/159 1.8.52. II GV 2. C18. No 8 and 8A are ashlar, 3 storeys and basement. Pair of doors under a pediment, 5 windows. All listed buildings in Quay Walls form a Grade II group in view of their prominence as the river frontage of Berwick. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-08-01 |
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