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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| 1044919 | West Wylam Bridge | 1044919 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.827079 54.973277,-1.828091 54.972934,-1.827991 54.972870,-1.827005 54.973202,-1.827079 54.973277))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM HAGG BANK 19/146 West Wylam Bridge II* Railway bridge, now disused. 1876 by William George Laws for the North-Eastern Railway Co. Wrought-iron. A long single span with the roadway suspended from 2 parabolic arches. Said to be the earliest use of this form of construction to carry railway. Built as part of the Scotswood, Newburn and Wylam Railway. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044920 | Holeyn Hall | 1044920 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.831290 54.989537,-1.831290 54.989552,-1.830971 54.989543,-1.830960 54.989801,-1.831124 54.989803,-1.831133 54.989671,-1.831322 54.989674,-1.831321 54.989646,-1.831455 54.989646,-1.831460 54.989542,-1.831290 54.989537))) | NZ 16 NW WYLAM HOLEYN HALL ROAD 17/147 Holeyn Hall 15/4/69 GV II Country house, now subdivided into 2 houses. 1851, and additions in 1858 by John Dobson. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. 2-storey double-span main block and projecting rear wing; 3-storey, one-bay tower. 6-bay garden front with l-bay tower on left. Raised alternating quoins. Windows in main block in raised surrounds with mid-jamb projections and 4-pane sashes on ground floor; 12-pane sashes above. Slightly later tower has large tripartite French window in architrave with cornice above on brackets. 1st and 2nd floor windows are 2- light in architraves. The whole front has sill bands to each floor, top cornice and balustrade. Doorway to rear probably later C19. Round-headed with closely-set radiating glazing bars to fanlight and finely-moulded eared architrave with keystone; cornice over. Hipped roofs with 3 stone corniced ridge stacks and one external stack on left wall of tower. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-04-15 | ||||
| 1044921 | Gateway C5 Yards South-East Of Holeyn Hall | 1044921 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.830971 54.989473,-1.830971 54.989460,-1.830928 54.989458,-1.830928 54.989473,-1.830971 54.989473))) | NZ 16 NW WYLAM HOLEYN HALL ROAD 17/149 Gateway c5 yards south- east of Holeyn Hall GV II Gate and gatepiers. Dated 1907. Ashlar and wrought-iron. Tall corniced rusticated piers. Ball finials with band of ornament. Ornamental gates with vines and bunches of grapes, and fleurs-de-lys finials to standards. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044922 | Ha-Ha Wall C30 Yards South Of Holeyn Hall | 1044922 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.831793 54.989263,-1.831662 54.989326,-1.831594 54.989342,-1.830752 54.989337,-1.830657 54.989368,-1.830612 54.989399,-1.830566 54.989452,-1.830512 54.989570,-1.830505 54.989616,-1.830544 54.989800,-1.830556 54.989794,-1.830518 54.989615,-1.830522 54.989592,-1.830576 54.989456,-1.830624 54.989402,-1.830680 54.989367,-1.830752 54.989345,-1.831608 54.989348,-1.831683 54.989328,-1.831716 54.989305,-1.831793 54.989271,-1.831793 54.989263))) | NZ 16 NW WYLAM HOLEYN HALL ROAD 17/150 Ha-ha wall c30 yards south of Holeyn Hall GV II Ha-ha wall. Early C19. Dressed stone. Straight walling in front of house, then curves forward boldly on east side of house. Slightly-projecting flat buttresses at regular intervals with square blocks above as plinths for urns. Flat coping with rounded edges. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044923 | Wall C150 Yards West Of Holeyn Hall | 1044923 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.833839 54.989193,-1.833872 54.989193,-1.833618 54.988669,-1.833597 54.988676,-1.833839 54.989193))) | NW 16 NW WYLAM HOLEYN HALL ROAD 17/152 Wall c150 yards west of Holeyn Hall GV II Garden boundary wall c 150 metres long. Mid C19. Probably by John Dobson. Dressed stone with ashlar coping and door surround. c8 ft high with, flat coping. Ramped at irregular intervals and ending at right with ramped section. Pierced by doorway which has plank door with deliberately asymmetrical alternating block surround and inclined lintel. Further section of wall to right with ridged coping not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044924 | Wylam Hall | 1044924 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.827896 54.976167,-1.827915 54.976165,-1.827898 54.976122,-1.827874 54.976126,-1.827845 54.976055,-1.827866 54.976050,-1.827862 54.976043,-1.827874 54.976032,-1.827866 54.976012,-1.827843 54.975997,-1.827741 54.976001,-1.827748 54.976014,-1.827710 54.976022,-1.827701 54.975996,-1.827582 54.976010,-1.827585 54.976015,-1.827410 54.976045,-1.827442 54.976118,-1.827516 54.976106,-1.827518 54.976115,-1.827601 54.976104,-1.827685 54.976301,-1.827779 54.976288,-1.827741 54.976190,-1.827896 54.976167))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM OVINGHAM ROAD 19/154 Wylam Hall II* House, now subdivided into 3 apartments. C15 altered in C18 and several periods up to late C19. Older parts random rubble, late C19 parts ashlar. Welsh slate roofs. Rambling irregular plan. Garden front has doorway with bolection- moulded eared surround, cornice and pulvinated frieze on stone consoles, and swan-neck pediment. C20 French window to right. Small C15 window to left. On 1st floor 4 renewed 12-pane sashes in architraves with moulded sills and wedge lintels, above architraves grooved in imitation of voussoirs. Left of this the stump of a demolished wing, and left again the Victorian addition with projecting chimney and 2-light mullioned windows. Rear of this block has pointed- arch staircase window with intersecting glazing bars. Rear wings have various windows C17 - C20. Gabled roofs. C15 block has flat coping with kneelers; and C17 finials with roll moulding and obelisks on right gable. One stone gable stack, one tall brick chimney and many C19 brick stacks. Interior of C15 block has walls 5 - 6 feet thick and a tunnel-vaulted ground floor 62 feet long with a mural chamber on south side. Ceiling of vault given plaster rib vault with, in parts, triple shafted pilasters and Gothick capitals; probably c1820 and altered later. Circular iron Gothick staircase with pointed arches between square balusters, also c1820. Attached to rear of C15 block is arcade of four C17/early C18 round brick arches. House belonged to Tynemouth Priory C12 - C15. The drive was used by George Stephenson for early experiments in making steam engines run uphill without rack and pinion. Newcastle upon Tyne Society of Antiquaries: Feb. 1914. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044925 | George Stephenson's Cottage | 1044925 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.804662 54.979292,-1.804712 54.979330,-1.804760 54.979309,-1.804780 54.979324,-1.804872 54.979286,-1.804854 54.979272,-1.804866 54.979268,-1.804817 54.979229,-1.804662 54.979292))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM RIVERSIDE WALK 19/156 George Stephenson's s Cottage 15/4/69 II* House. C18. Random rubble partly rendered. Pantile above stone slate roof. Central plank door. Flanking 12-pane Yorkshire sashes. Small 6-pane window above door. Continuous outshut to rear has C20 windows. Steeply-pitched gabled roof edged by stone slates. Thin raised coping and 2 rebuilt brick end stacks. Plaque on front wall records birth here of George Stephenson on June 9th 1781. A National Trust Property. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-04-15 | ||||
| 1044926 | Footbridge At Wylam Station | 1044926 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.814187 54.974862,-1.814167 54.974841,-1.814142 54.974848,-1.814269 54.975000,-1.814295 54.974993,-1.814279 54.974973,-1.814187 54.974862))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM STATION ROAD 19/158 Footbridge at Wylam Station GV II Footbridge over railway line. Later C19. Cast-iron. Supported on 2 elliptical iron arches with 3 circles in each spandrel. Trellis-work parapet supported by curved stanchions. Ball finials at angles of parapet. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044927 | The Old Schoolhouse | 1044927 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.824339 54.975737,-1.824248 54.975645,-1.824158 54.975674,-1.824250 54.975767,-1.824339 54.975737))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM WOODCROFT ROAD 19/162 The Old Schoolhouse GV II House. Formerly village school then schoolmaster's house. Early C18 core. Altered probably early C19. Random rubble with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 4 bays. Victorian 2-leaf door in early C20 gabled wood porch in 2nd bay. Mainly renewed 12-pane sashes. Steeply-pitched gabled roof with raised narrow coping on left gable and stone cornice gable stack. Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044928 | Ladywell Farmhouse | 1044928 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.015090 55.124453,-2.015076 55.124399,-2.014638 55.124441,-2.014653 55.124493,-2.014698 55.124489,-2.014706 55.124515,-2.014787 55.124507,-2.014780 55.124482,-2.015090 55.124453))) | NORTHUMBERLAND TYNEDALE 5334 NY 98 SE BAVINGTON B6342 (North side,off) 7/1 Ladywell farmhouse II House. C17 core, altered C18 and early C19. Random rubble with pantiled roof. 2 storeys, 2 broad bays with almost central plank door in plain surround. Ground-floor windows are late C19 sashes. Smaller upper windows are Yorkshire sashes. Gabled roof with thin raised coping and reversed crow-step gables, upper part of gable partly rebuilt in brick. Rebuilt brick end stacks. Interior: 2 large C18 fireplaces with flat lintels. Upper rooms formerly open to roof, which is said to have curved principals with tie and collar beams. Many stones on external walls have carved shapes and initials. The house was used as Presbyterian meeting house in later C17. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044929 | Bavington Hall | 1044929 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.014193 55.103309,-2.014289 55.103296,-2.014270 55.103251,-2.014296 55.103248,-2.014269 55.103179,-2.014246 55.103182,-2.014228 55.103140,-2.014704 55.103075,-2.014680 55.103016,-2.014707 55.103008,-2.014698 55.102985,-2.014670 55.102991,-2.014660 55.102966,-2.014157 55.103042,-2.014179 55.103097,-2.014119 55.103105,-2.014157 55.103197,-2.014093 55.103205,-2.014130 55.103296,-2.014185 55.103289,-2.014193 55.103309))) | NY 97 NE BAVINGTON B6342 (South side) 11/4 Bavington Hall GV II* Country house. Late C17. Altered and extended c1720. Roof rebuilt and upper storey altered early C19. Further addition c1930. For the Shafto family. Work of c1720 done for Admiral Delaval. Dressed stone, rough-cast on garden side, with Welsh slate roofs. 3 storeys. Double span with 2-storey L-shaped addition to left. Entrance front: main block of 7 bays, has alternating rusticated quoins and central 6-panelled door in round-arched Gibbs surround. Ground-floor windows have raised surrounds with triple keystones and 18-pane sashes with thick glazing bars. Similar glazing bars in architraves on 1st floor. Architraves to 2nd floor, enlarged in early Cl9 when roof was raised, hold 9-pane sashes with thin glazing bars. Panelled cornice was also added. 2-storey, 4-bay wing to right, probably C17, has 8-pane sashes with thick glazing bars on ground floor and Yorkshire sashes above. Projecting kitchen wing has fine ashlar facade but older masonry to rear. Projecting pedimented centre of one tall storey, 2 bays; and flanking 2-storey single bays. Central tall round- arched windows in architraves. Flanking ground-floor windows are 24-pane sashes with thick glazing bars. Oculus windows on 1st floor. Garden front, 7 bays, has door with Gibbs surround, large triple keystone and pediment. Sash windows, with intermediate glazing bars removed, in raised surrounds. 2nd-floor windows similar to entrance front. C20, 2-storey, 4-bay addition to right in similar style. Both spans have shaped gables with kneelers and many octagonal chimneys with concave cornices. Interior has 2 panelled rooms on ground floor. One has fireplace with terms and scrolled pedimented overmantel. The other has enriched panelling, fireplace within full-height Corinthian pilasters and enriched modillion cornice. An earlier panelled room on first floor has fireplace with pulvinated surround and frieze with plaster heads and angels. Many other C17, early C18 and early C19 fireplaces. Many 2-panelled doors in front block, 6-panelled doors elsewhere. Late C17 open-well stair with vase balusters and heavily-moulded handrail. One 2-light double-chamfered mullioned window in former external wall. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044930 | Eyecatcher C. 1/4 Mile South-West Of Homilton Farm | 1044930 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.040655 55.098269,-2.040688 55.098266,-2.040683 55.098251,-2.040675 55.098252,-2.040666 55.098224,-2.040686 55.098221,-2.040680 55.098200,-2.040634 55.098205,-2.040655 55.098269)),((-2.040732 55.098247,-2.040707 55.098250,-2.040712 55.098264,-2.040752 55.098259,-2.040732 55.098195,-2.040702 55.098198,-2.040710 55.098219,-2.040722 55.098218,-2.040732 55.098247)),((-2.040682 55.098229,-2.040686 55.098243,-2.040711 55.098241,-2.040707 55.098226,-2.040682 55.098229))) | NY 97 NE BAVINGTON B6342 (South side off) 11/8 Eyecatcher c. 1/4 mile south-west of Homilton Farm II Ruined eyecatcher, possibly dovecote. Late C18. Random rubble. Gothick style. 2 storeys, 3 bays. c 20 ft. square with higher square central tower. Pointed- arched central doorway. Triangular-headed window to right. Similar arrangement above. Returns have 3 triangular-headed recesses on each floor. Cyma-moulded top cornice. Central tower has concave cornice. Roofless, and with rear and part of left front walls collapsed. Included for landscape value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044931 | Birtley Castle, In Garden Of Birtley Hall | 1044931 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.193644 55.095182,-2.193586 55.095102,-2.193749 55.095063,-2.193765 55.095086,-2.193815 55.095073,-2.193783 55.095030,-2.193547 55.095086,-2.193618 55.095186,-2.193644 55.095182))) | NORTHUMBERLAND TYNEDALE 5334 NY 87 NE BIRTLEY BIRTLEY VILLAGE 9/13 Birtley Castle, in 10/11/51 garden of Birtley Hall II Ruined castle. Licence to crenellate 1307. Said to have been dated 1611 over door. Roughly dressed stone. Fragmentary remains. Parts of two walls stand to c.7ft. One slit window with dressed-stone surround, widely splayed inside, with old wood lintel. South-west corner is rounded. , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-11-10 | ||||
| 1044932 | Catreen Farmhouse, Outbuildings And Wall | 1044932 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.181536 55.096562,-2.181641 55.096622,-2.181783 55.096542,-2.181854 55.096584,-2.181904 55.096556,-2.181934 55.096574,-2.181974 55.096552,-2.181945 55.096534,-2.181951 55.096530,-2.181906 55.096506,-2.181924 55.096495,-2.181893 55.096477,-2.181940 55.096449,-2.181926 55.096441,-2.181972 55.096416,-2.181922 55.096384,-2.181874 55.096408,-2.181867 55.096404,-2.181736 55.096479,-2.181612 55.096411,-2.181656 55.096385,-2.181598 55.096352,-2.181387 55.096477,-2.181376 55.096472,-2.181314 55.096510,-2.181406 55.096562,-2.181468 55.096523,-2.181536 55.096562),(-2.181621 55.096547,-2.181501 55.096477,-2.181601 55.096417,-2.181724 55.096486,-2.181621 55.096547))) | NY 87 NE BIRTLEY BIRTLEY VILLAGE 9/14 Catreen Farmhouse, outbuildings and wall II Farmhouse and farmbuildings. Early C19. Dressed stone and Welsh slate roof. 3 ranges around farmyard. West range has 2-storey farmhouse on left. 3 bays with central 4-panelled door in plain surround. Windows are 16-pane sashes. Gabled roof with flat coping, kneelers and 2 stone corniced end stacks. Single-storey cartshed to right with double entry and ?-slatted window. North range is 2-storey byre with granary over. 2 segmental arches to byres. Plank pitching door above in chamfered alternating-block surround; also ventilation slits and one ?-slatted window. East range is single-storey byres and stable. Two plank doors in chamfered alternating-block surrounds. Ventilation slits. Slightly later building attached to rear of north range is 2-storey cartshed with store room above. 2 segmental arches. Two 4-pane windows on 1st floor and pitching door on left return have chamfered surrounds and shouldered lintels. All farmbuildings have gabled roofs with flat copings. 4th side of farmyard has wall of roughly dressed stone with ridged coping,and gate piers. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044933 | Garden Walls At Buteland Farm | 1044933 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.195534 55.128082,-2.195552 55.128082,-2.195501 55.127822,-2.195041 55.127842,-2.195082 55.128078,-2.195099 55.128077,-2.195060 55.127851,-2.195483 55.127835,-2.195534 55.128082))) | NY 88 SE BIRTLEY BUTELAND 5/17 Garden walls at Buteland Farm II Garden wall. C18. Random rubble lined with brick in English garden wall bond. Side walls c10 ft. high with flat coping. Lower south wall ramped at east end and with ridged coping. Side walls have doorways with brick segmental arches and each wall has also 4 segmental-arched bee boles. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044934 | Lowshield Green Farmhouse And Stable | 1044934 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.175409 55.114683,-2.175626 55.114691,-2.175628 55.114633,-2.175693 55.114636,-2.175697 55.114580,-2.175249 55.114565,-2.175244 55.114620,-2.175407 55.114626,-2.175409 55.114683))) | NY 88 SE BIRTLEY LOWSHIELD GREEN 5/23 Lowshield Green Farmhouse and stable GV II Farmhouse and attached stable. Late C18 or early C19. Dressed stone, Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays with lower 3-bay garage and stable to right. L-shaped with second span in angle of L. Door of six flush panels with overlight in slightly-chamfered surround. 12-pane sashes in plain reveals and projecting sills. Attached wing to right has late C20 garage door on left and plank door in alternating-block surround on right. ? slatted window between and 6-pane sash above. Rear has irregular fenestration with 12-pane and 4-pane sashes, also one C20 casement. Gabled roof with stone corniced ridge and end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044935 | Footbridge 30 Yards South Of Lowshield Green | 1044935 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.174876 55.114433,-2.174862 55.114441,-2.174891 55.114457,-2.174901 55.114448,-2.174888 55.114440,-2.174876 55.114433))) | NY 88 SE BIRTLEY LOWSHIELD GREEN 5/25 Footbridge 30 yards south of Lowshield Green GV II Clapper bridge. Probably C18. Random rubble. Small low bridge with dry stone abutments and roadway made from single large block of stone. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044936 | Gateway, Lodges And Walls At Entrance To Swinburne Castle | 1044936 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.102218 55.055801,-2.102277 55.055772,-2.102225 55.055735,-2.102272 55.055713,-2.102320 55.055748,-2.102423 55.055703,-2.102384 55.055674,-2.102352 55.055688,-2.102332 55.055673,-2.102345 55.055652,-2.102345 55.055623,-2.102316 55.055573,-2.102279 55.055535,-2.102267 55.055542,-2.102305 55.055577,-2.102332 55.055616,-2.102335 55.055648,-2.102322 55.055676,-2.102151 55.055759,-2.102061 55.055756,-2.101934 55.055711,-2.101924 55.055718,-2.102036 55.055760,-2.102097 55.055769,-2.102161 55.055766,-2.102218 55.055801))) | NY 97 SW CHOLLERTON A6079 Gateway, lodges and 14/29 walls at entrance to Swinburne Castle II* Gateway, walls and lodges. Late C18. Ashlar with Welsh slate roofs. Cast-iron railings. Archway flanked by single-storey l-bay lodges and by quadrant walls with railings. Archway has to each side a pair of engaged Tuscan columns with round-headed niches between. The capitals have sprays of oak leaves. Fluted frieze and cornice. Round arch in archivolt has ox skull with tasseled horns on keystone. Flanking rectangular panels with Adam-style rosettes and fans. Pediment above has cartouche with feathers. Lodges have 4-pane sashes. Fluted frieze and cornice; and corniced parapet with blind balustraded panels. Lodge inner returns have plank doors with pulvinated overpanels. Stone corniced end stacks and hipped roofs. Low quadrant walls with chamfered coping topped by spearhead railings and urn finials to principal standards, ending in tall square corniced piers. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044937 | Fell House Farmhouse | 1044937 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.066970 55.084380,-2.066766 55.084437,-2.066828 55.084508,-2.067031 55.084451,-2.066970 55.084380))) | NY 97 NE CHOLLERTON B6342 (South side) 11/30 Fell House Farmhouse GV II Farmhouse. Early C19. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Alternating quoins. 6-panelled door with overlight in tooled and margined alternating-block surround. Similar surrounds to 16-pane sash windows. Gabled roof with flat coping and 2 end stacks, brick on stone bases. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044938 | Fell House Farmbuildings With Gingang | 1044938 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.066361 55.084905,-2.066891 55.084766,-2.066732 55.084569,-2.066637 55.084594,-2.066759 55.084743,-2.066717 55.084755,-2.066643 55.084666,-2.066596 55.084679,-2.066668 55.084767,-2.066404 55.084836,-2.066195 55.084578,-2.066115 55.084600,-2.066258 55.084778,-2.066208 55.084762,-2.066167 55.084769,-2.066142 55.084790,-2.066143 55.084810,-2.066170 55.084831,-2.066222 55.084834,-2.066256 55.084822,-2.066270 55.084793,-2.066361 55.084905))) | NY 97 NE CHOLLERTON B6342 (South side) 11/32 Fell House Farmbuildings with gingang GV II Planned farmbuildings. Early C19. Random rubble with ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roofs. 3 ranges round farmyard with gingang to rear and carriage house in centre of yard. Rear range has large 2-storey block with 4 segmental arches to byres on ground floor and 3 hit-and-miss windows to granary over. Single-storey byre to left has partly-blocked segmental arch. Left range is single-storey, formerly stables, now storage. Plank door to right in chamfered alternating-block surround. Right range is in 3 sections with roofs stepping down from each section. Left part threshing barn with circular gingang to rear. Middle section was hay store with ventilation holes in gable end. Right section cart shed with 3 segmental arches. Gingang has square rubble piers and Welsh slate conical roof with ball finial. In centre of farmyard is carriage house with segmental arch and double arched door. Gabled roofs. Right range and carriage house have flat coping. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044939 | The Old School | 1044939 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.146626 55.061334,-2.146811 55.061355,-2.146827 55.061305,-2.146852 55.061307,-2.146847 55.061329,-2.146988 55.061342,-2.147008 55.061262,-2.146653 55.061231,-2.146626 55.061334))) | NY 97 SW CHOLLERTON BARRASFORD 14/34 The Old School II Former primary school, now house, 1831 by John Dobson. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. School room with former schoolmaster's house forming L-shape. 4 irregular bays. The 3 left bays are one tall storey and have wood cross casements in chamfered surrounds. Right bay now 2-storey, has C20 24-pane sash on ground floor and casement above. Gabled roof with flat coping and close-set moulded corbels supporting eaves. Stone corniced and conjoined ridge stack. Mid C20 addition on left return not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 | ||||
| 1044940 | Church Of St Mary | 1044940 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.869064 54.967933,-1.869077 54.967932,-1.869071 54.967881,-1.869060 54.967881,-1.869056 54.967841,-1.869003 54.967844,-1.869001 54.967816,-1.868924 54.967817,-1.868927 54.967852,-1.868848 54.967855,-1.868843 54.967807,-1.868693 54.967816,-1.868705 54.967894,-1.868536 54.967903,-1.868546 54.967971,-1.868716 54.967962,-1.868728 54.968039,-1.868888 54.968031,-1.868879 54.967982,-1.869009 54.967975,-1.869001 54.967936,-1.869064 54.967933))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/114 Church of St. Mary 15/4/69 GV I Parish church. Cll tower. South doorway late C12. The rest of the church mainly C13, restored 1857. Dressed stone and Welsh slate roof. Chancel, aisled transepts, nave, south porch. West tower and vestry. Unbuttressed west tower has 2-light round-arched bell openings, with baluster mullion and pierced roundel over, in round-headed thin raised frame. Further small round- headed windows below, 2 on south side and one on west. South porch has outer doorway with 2 continuous chamfers and inner doorway with 2 orders of colonettes and roll-moulded round arches. Windows to 2-bay nave and to transept aisle are paired Victorian lancets but transepts and chancel have very long C13 lancets with buttresses between. 3 exceptionally tall stepped lancets at east end. Renewed priest's door. Vestry has 12-pane Georgian windows. Steeply pitched roofs with flat coping and foliated cross finials on all gables. Interior: Arcades have 2 chamfers and hoodmoulds with figured label stops. Round piers and responds except for 2 octagonal ones at angle of transepts and aisles. One south capital partly carved with foliage in C14. Other capitals plainly moulded, those on north side later, probably early C14. Triple shafted corbel responds to transept aisles, that on north side with nailhead, on south side with big dogtooth. Chancel arch has semi-octagonal responds and similar capitals. East windows have roll-moulded surrounds. Trefoiled sedilia with renewed colonettes and capitals. Round C13 font on 4 colonettes. Finely-carved C18 black marble monument on sanctuary floor. Painted Royal coat of arms on west wall. Late Victorian pulpit, screen, lectern and choir stalls. Windows by Wailes and by Clayton and Bell. 2-panelled door to vestry. Monument to Thomas Bewick in south porch. Monuments attached to wall outside. Bell family transept south wall. George Burnett on south transept east wall and William Blacket on chancel south wall. 9 medieval grave covers leaning against nave south wall. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-04-15 | ||||
| 1044941 | Monuments To Bewick Family C30 Yards South Of Church Of St Mary | 1044941 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.868947 54.967653,-1.868971 54.967647,-1.868978 54.967638,-1.868974 54.967626,-1.868947 54.967617,-1.868920 54.967626,-1.868916 54.967638,-1.868923 54.967647,-1.868947 54.967653))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/115 Monuments to Bewick family c30 yards south of Church of St. Mary GV II 2 churchyard memorials to members of Thomas Bewick's family. Various dates 1813-1886. Ashlar. Left tablet has shallow ogival top. Right tablet, more elaborate moulded top. Included mainly for historical value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044942 | Monument To Dorothy Heslop C10 Yards South Of Church Of St Mary | 1044942 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.869056 54.967761,-1.869083 54.967752,-1.869083 54.967734,-1.869056 54.967725,-1.869029 54.967734,-1.869026 54.967749,-1.869056 54.967761))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/116 Monument to Dorothy Heslop clO yards south of Church of St. Mary GV II Churchyard memorial. 1793. Sandstone. Arched top with cherub's head between scrolls. Frame of leaf carving around edges. Inscription includes 2 verses. Forever conscious of her heavenly birth And dead to all the vanities on earth Impatient to attain a purer clime She lived superior to the toys of time also to her husband 1822 The silent grave must be his bed Till Christ appears to raise the dead , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044943 | Monument To Catherine Lumley C30 Yards South-West Of Church Of St Mary | 1044943 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.869212 54.967708,-1.869239 54.967699,-1.869242 54.967683,-1.869218 54.967672,-1.869188 54.967678,-1.869183 54.967696,-1.869212 54.967708))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/118 Monument to Catherine Lumley c30 yards souths west of Church of St.Mary GV II Churchyard memorial. 1795. Sandstone. Tablet c.4 feet high with scrolled shoulders and elliptical top. Well carved inscription including verse: Yes! you are gone but who can truly tell The silent anguish of a last fare well; Forever gone, ah! no, those tears refrain; Beyond the grave we still may meet again: Forgive, blest shade, this tributary tear, The wish, the prayer that would have kept you here. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044944 | Monument To John Newton 1 Yard South Of Church Of St Mary | 1044944 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.868853 54.967806,-1.868880 54.967797,-1.868884 54.967788,-1.868877 54.967776,-1.868847 54.967770,-1.868823 54.967782,-1.868826 54.967797,-1.868853 54.967806))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/119 Monument to John Newton 1 yard south of Church of St. Mary GV II Churchyard memorial. 1757 and various dates. Sandstone. Panel set in mould frame. Top has winged cherub between scrolls. Beneath this, an open bible, a snake, an hourglass and 2 cherubs with trumpets. Good lettering. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044945 | Footbridge | 1044945 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.871045 54.967151,-1.870739 54.967252,-1.870811 54.967297,-1.870822 54.967252,-1.870832 54.967241,-1.871001 54.967183,-1.871095 54.967178,-1.871118 54.967129,-1.871045 54.967151))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/121 Footbridge II Footbridge. C18. Dressed stone. Narrow bridge of 2 segmental arches with arch bands. Triangular cutwater between. Plain parapet with chamfered top. Approach walls splay outwards and have ridged coping. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044946 | Garden Terraces C 15 Yards South Of Ovingham Vicarage | 1044946 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.868757 54.967012,-1.868469 54.967053,-1.868517 54.967165,-1.868805 54.967123,-1.868757 54.967012))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/123 Garden Terraces c 15 yards south of Ovingham Vicarage GV II Terrace walls and steps. Probably C17. Random rubble and dressed stone. 2 terrace retaining walls with steeply ridged coping, broken near the centre by 2 flights of steps. Similar 3rd retaining wall at end of garden. Square hollowed-out blocks at corners of walls probably acted as bases to statues or finials. Datestone at foot of steps records Tyne flood level Dec. 31 1815. Another, higher up records level for April 1771. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044947 | Village Well | 1044947 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.869498 54.967526,-1.869445 54.967537,-1.869465 54.967567,-1.869518 54.967555,-1.869498 54.967526))) | NZ 0863 - 0963 OVINGHAM WEST ROAD 22/126 Village Well 15/4/69 GV II Well or pant. C18. Dressed stone. 3 feet square and c 6 feet tall on chamfered plinth. Cornice and shallow pyramidal top. Iron spout on west side. , | 2024-08-22 | 1969-04-15 | ||||
| 1044948 | Ovington Hall And Attached Stables | 1044948 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.901701 54.968957,-1.901626 54.968868,-1.901598 54.968852,-1.901567 54.968861,-1.901562 54.968876,-1.901511 54.968891,-1.901494 54.968881,-1.901462 54.968890,-1.901450 54.968909,-1.901492 54.968960,-1.901296 54.969015,-1.901334 54.969060,-1.901701 54.968957))) | NZ 06 SE OVINGTON OVINGTON VILLAGE 18/128 Ovington Hall and attached stables 20/10/52 II House and stable. Possibly medieval core, C16 or C17 and C19. Random rubble with ashlar dressings. Older masonry to rear span and base courses of stables. Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys. House double span. Front span mid-C19. 3 bays. Original door in centre with chamfered surround, Tudor arch and hoodmould. Flanking canted bay windows with 8-pane sashes in each light. Similar sashes to 2-light mullioned windows under hoodmoulds on 1st floor. Attached to right, 2-storey stable with granary over seems largely rebuilt early C19 but has early C14 window on right return. Rear span has irregular fenestration including a variety of early C19 sashes. Rear of stables has 2 doors on each floor and two ?-slatted windows. Gabled roofs; rear span of much steeper pitch. Interior of rear span has chamfered beams with broach stops, and early C19 staircase. , | 2013-01-29 | 1952-10-20 | ||||
| 1044949 | Eltringham Farmhouse | 1044949 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.886061 54.959567,-1.885859 54.959614,-1.885893 54.959662,-1.886214 54.959586,-1.886181 54.959538,-1.886061 54.959567))) | NZ 06 SE PRUDHOE ELTRINGHAM 18/132 Eltringham Farmhouse GV II Farmhouse. Early C19. Dressed stone with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays with doorway between 2nd and 3rd bay. Round-headed doorway has alternating-block jambs, 2-leaf door and fanlight with intersecting glazing bars. Windows are 16- pane sashes in tooled ashlar surrounds with roll-moulded inner edges, and moulded sills. Gabled roof with 2 stone end stacks and one stone ridge stack. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044950 | Church Of St George | 1044950 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.883762 54.949730,-1.883718 54.949682,-1.883709 54.949684,-1.883692 54.949666,-1.883660 54.949676,-1.883674 54.949692,-1.883492 54.949747,-1.883467 54.949719,-1.883406 54.949737,-1.883431 54.949764,-1.883382 54.949778,-1.883432 54.949834,-1.883477 54.949820,-1.883495 54.949838,-1.883554 54.949820,-1.883534 54.949798,-1.883762 54.949730))) | NZ 06 SE PRUDHOE MICKLEY 18/135 Church of St. George II 12/6/50 Parish church. Originally 1825 but now almost entirely 1886 by J.S. Hicks. Random rubble with ashlar dressings and red tile roof. Nave, chancel, south porch, south chapel, north vestry and organ chamber, west bell turret. Decorated style. West end has 2-light arched window set jin broad buttress which supports octagonal bell turrett with cusped ogival heads to openings and stone spirelet above. Similar tracery to straight- headed windows of 5-bay nave and l-bay chancel. 3-light east window with panel tracery. Ridged and roll-moulded coping to gables. Interior has fine timber nave roof with king and queen posts and traceried frieze along walls. Chancel roof is panelled timber barrell vault. Porch and chapel roof have close- set segmental wood arches. , | 2013-01-29 | 1950-06-12 | ||||
| 1044951 | The Grange And West Grange | 1044951 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.851349 54.958739,-1.851462 54.958725,-1.851456 54.958709,-1.851547 54.958698,-1.851553 54.958715,-1.851584 54.958711,-1.851578 54.958694,-1.851604 54.958691,-1.851597 54.958670,-1.851573 54.958673,-1.851558 54.958631,-1.851623 54.958623,-1.851628 54.958638,-1.851676 54.958633,-1.851670 54.958617,-1.851705 54.958613,-1.851690 54.958572,-1.851407 54.958606,-1.851401 54.958591,-1.851254 54.958609,-1.851259 54.958624,-1.851238 54.958627,-1.851243 54.958641,-1.851186 54.958648,-1.851206 54.958704,-1.851263 54.958698,-1.851275 54.958731,-1.851343 54.958723,-1.851349 54.958739))) | NZ 06 SE PRUDHOE SOUTH ROAD 18/137 The Grange and West Grange formerly known as Prudhoe Grange II House now subdivided into two. C13 with later medieval alterations. Outshut added C18. Further additions and extensive remodelling late C19 and early C20. Rendered with Welsh slate roof. Two storeys. One wide left bay and 3 narrow bays to right. Walls 4 feet thick. At left a C13 doorway with 2 orders of columns with crocket capitals and multi-moulded arch with nailhead. Above the arch is a medieval stone crowned head. C20 door and flanking canted bays at right,. C19 sashes on 1st floor. Further short stretch of nailhead frieze at top right. Gabled roof with raised flat coping; external ashlar corniced end stacks. interior has medieval external masonry exposed in bathroom including blocked window and wood lintel. Further masonry in bedroom including C16 fireplace with roll-moulded surround and relieving arch over. The house was a chantry chapel from the C13. The C13 doorway is in the correct position for the south door of a church so is probably in situ. Northumberland County History Vol. XII. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044952 | Boundary Stone 600 Yards North-East Of Billerley Farm | 1044952 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.247453 55.111521,-2.247480 55.111512,-2.247482 55.111497,-2.247458 55.111485,-2.247425 55.111494,-2.247421 55.111503,-2.247428 55.111515,-2.247453 55.111521))) | NY 87 NW WARK Off B6320 10/76 Boundary stone 600 yards north-east of Billerley Farm II Boundary stone. C18. Sandstone. 2 ft 3 inches tall with coved top. Inscribed S L on west side and L on east side. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044953 | Town Hall | 1044953 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.218695 55.087469,-2.218657 55.087562,-2.218850 55.087584,-2.218885 55.087494,-2.218851 55.087489,-2.218887 55.087398,-2.218758 55.087384,-2.218720 55.087471,-2.218695 55.087469))) | NY 87 NE WARK THE GREEN 11/79 Town Hall GV II Town Hall, formerly Mechanics' Institute. 1873. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof and wood cupola. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Rusticated quoins. Central doorway with prominent cornice on stone brackets. Window above with flat surround and projecting sill on corbels. Flanking 2-light windows in similar surrounds. Centre bay defined by giant pilasters with ornamental capitals. Plain top frieze and moulded cornice. Low parapet rises above centre bay to form elaborate frame to clock and inscription : WARK MECHANICS INSTITUTE. Clock flanked by ball finials and capped by acroterion. Hipped roof. Cupola has pyramidal roof, on moulded corbels, and elliptical-arched sides with scalloped slats. Included mainly for historical interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044954 | The Old School | 1044954 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.218931 55.086277,-2.218928 55.086288,-2.219000 55.086297,-2.219025 55.086223,-2.218790 55.086194,-2.218796 55.086179,-2.218755 55.086174,-2.218749 55.086190,-2.218591 55.086171,-2.218581 55.086198,-2.218533 55.086192,-2.218517 55.086232,-2.218568 55.086238,-2.218563 55.086252,-2.218696 55.086267,-2.218702 55.086250,-2.218931 55.086277))) | NY 87 NE WARK HEXHAM ROAD (East side) off 11/81 The Old School II Formerly school now a house. C18 restored and extended 1805 (date on window above porch). Rendered, with ashlar window surrounds. Welsh slate roof. One tall storey, 8 bays: 2, 4, 2. Later flat-topped porch, with original 6-panelled door, in 6th bay. Round-arched windows with radial glazing bars in flat raised surrounds. 7th and 8th bays have keystones and are of different date, the former now a door; its keystone has a relief of a heron. Gabled roof with flat coping. Later gabled bellcote on left gable (bell now inside dated Dec. 21 1869). One gable ad) 2 ridge stacks, all stone with bands. C20 garage on right return not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044955 | Limekiln C 200 Yards South Of Newton Rigg | 1044955 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.254887 55.070777,-2.254868 55.070783,-2.254851 55.070801,-2.254822 55.070867,-2.255046 55.070803,-2.254950 55.070769,-2.254887 55.070777))) | NY 87 NW WARK NEWTON RIGG 10/87 Limekiln c 200 yards south of Newton Rigg II Limekiln. C18. Coursed stone. 3 tringular corbelled drawing arches with kiln in artificial mound behind. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044956 | Bridge Adjacent To Ramshaw's Mill | 1044956 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.245737 55.085006,-2.245764 55.085100,-2.245779 55.085110,-2.245799 55.085110,-2.245841 55.085077,-2.245811 55.085055,-2.245796 55.084993,-2.245737 55.085006))) | NY 87 NW WARK RAMSHAW'S MILL 10/91 Bridge adjacent to Ramshaw's Mill GV II Bridge. C18 or C19. Random rubble with roughly shaped voussoirs. Single, high round arch. Plain parapet with arched coping. Listed partly for group and landscape value in a dramatic setting. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044957 | Willow Cottage | 1044957 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.223169 55.087581,-2.223183 55.087541,-2.223129 55.087535,-2.223119 55.087564,-2.222988 55.087549,-2.222999 55.087520,-2.222846 55.087502,-2.222818 55.087581,-2.223199 55.087625,-2.223211 55.087592,-2.223166 55.087587,-2.223169 55.087581))) | NY 87 NE WARK STONEHAUGH ROAD 11/94 Willow Cottage II Cottage. Probably mid C19. Random rubble with ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roof. Single storey. Alternating quoins, the top and bottom ones larger. Doorway with canted head. Door and windows have similar flat raised surrounds with keystones and the surround broadening out at each corner. 2-light mullioned windows with 8-pane sashes in each light. Gabled roof with flat coping and 2 stone corniced gable stacks. C20 additions left and right not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044958 | The Allgood Cottages | 1044958 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.221211 55.087606,-2.221209 55.087625,-2.221443 55.087636,-2.221453 55.087558,-2.221219 55.087546,-2.221211 55.087606))) | NY 87 NE WARK WARK VILLAGE 11/97 The Allgood Cottages II 2 almshouses. Inscribed The Gift of George Allgood October 1906 but dated 1908 on rainwater head. Ashlar with half-timbered gables and Lakeland slate roof. Single-storey, semi-detached cottages. 6 bays in all. Plank doors in outer bays then small-paned casement windows. The roof projects over these bays to form porches, supported in corners by chamfered piers with broached angle buttresses. The 2 centre bays project under ?-timbered cross gables and have canted bay windows. Between the bay windows is the date and inscription, beneath the Allgood crest, in a panel framed by bolection moulding. Gabled roof with deep eaves. 2 rendered ridge stacks with wide cornices. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044959 | Church Of St Oswin | 1044959 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.823998 54.977069,-1.823965 54.977071,-1.823954 54.977020,-1.823876 54.977027,-1.823891 54.977087,-1.823767 54.977097,-1.823789 54.977195,-1.824007 54.977176,-1.824001 54.977146,-1.824251 54.977126,-1.824230 54.977052,-1.824209 54.977053,-1.824201 54.977025,-1.824141 54.977029,-1.824148 54.977056,-1.823998 54.977069))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM CHURCH ROAD 19/142 Church of St. Oswin GV II Parish church. 1886 by R.J. Johnson. Largely snecked rubble with Lakeland slate roof. Nave and chancel, south porch, south tower, north vestry and organ chamber. Perpendicular style. 3-bay nave has first a timber porch with delicate tracery, then 2-light windows. Tall embattled tower with angle buttresses, 2-light bell openings and gargoyles; also acts as transept internally. 2-bay chancel with unusual Perpendicular tracery. East and west windows are 5-light with panel tracery. Organ chamber and vestry, under catslide roof, also treated as transept internally. Gables are raised with ridged and roll-moulded coping. Wrought-iron vane on tower. Interior: Canted barrel-vaulted wood panelled ceiling with carved bosses and frieze. Chancel ceiling is painted with Tudor roses and foliage and has carved relief frieze of vines. Pews, pulpit and doors have linenfold carving. Screens and altar rails with panels of tracery. Traceried reredos. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044960 | Wylam Hills Farmhouse | 1044960 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.824878 54.978197,-1.825047 54.978174,-1.825037 54.978152,-1.825141 54.978136,-1.825128 54.978108,-1.825092 54.978112,-1.825079 54.978079,-1.824794 54.978118,-1.824830 54.978204,-1.824878 54.978197))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM CHURCH ROAD 19/144 Wylam Hills Farmhouse II Farmhouse. Early-mid C19. Late C20 lean-to addition on left. Dressed stone on plinth with Lakeland slate roof. 2-bay left wing and later lean-to of random rubble with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys. 3 plus 2 bays. Main block has central flush-panelled door deep-set in plain surround. 16-pane sashes on front, right return and rear. 2-bay left extension, with lean-to in front, has C20 12-pane sashes. Gabled roof with flat coping and 2 stone corniced end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044961 | Wylam Old Vicarage | 1044961 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.824037 54.977828,-1.824027 54.977781,-1.824037 54.977781,-1.824023 54.977718,-1.823871 54.977731,-1.823862 54.977724,-1.823840 54.977726,-1.823835 54.977736,-1.823819 54.977737,-1.823851 54.977882,-1.823902 54.977879,-1.823906 54.977894,-1.823949 54.977889,-1.823937 54.977835,-1.824037 54.977828))) | NZ 16 SW WYLAM CHURCH ROAD 19/145 Wylam Old Vicarage II House, formerly vicarage. 1886 probably by F.R. Johnson. Snecked rubble with ashalr surrounds. Lakeland slate roof. 2 storeys and 3 storeys. Garden fron 3 bays. ?-glazed Victorian door with chamfered surround in centre bay and to left a small 2-light window. Above a large 3-light staircase window with 2 transoms and cusped heads to lights. Left bay has 3-light window below, 2-light above then gabled dormer. Right bay is cross-gabled and has canted bay window on ground floor. Entrance front is also 3 bays and has slightly-projecting gabled right bay with ashlar embattled bay window. Lean-to porch in centre bay is glazed and half-timbered on base. Steeply pitched roofs with projecting eaves. All gables have plain bargeboards with collar beam and studding. Stone corniced ridge stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044962 | Rede Bridge C 900 Yards North Of Redesmouth | 1044962 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.208835 55.142323,-2.208801 55.142332,-2.209284 55.142682,-2.209278 55.142750,-2.209460 55.142738,-2.209381 55.142668,-2.209306 55.142640,-2.208951 55.142379,-2.208874 55.142312,-2.208835 55.142323))) | NY 88 SE BELLINGHAM REDESBRIDGE 6/36 Rede Bridge c 900 yards north of Redesmouth 10/11/51 II Bridge. 1715. Dressed stone. Slightly hump-backed bridge of 2 broad segmental arches framed by arch bands. Triangular cutwaters. Very low flood arch at north end. Plain parapet with chamfered coping. , | 2013-01-29 | 1951-11-10 | ||||
| 1044963 | Redesmouth House And Redesmouth House Cottage | 1044963 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.216872 55.131991,-2.216922 55.132030,-2.217047 55.131978,-2.217091 55.132012,-2.217223 55.131957,-2.217182 55.131925,-2.217216 55.131910,-2.217195 55.131893,-2.217308 55.131844,-2.217189 55.131760,-2.217169 55.131768,-2.217142 55.131762,-2.217109 55.131778,-2.217109 55.131795,-2.216964 55.131856,-2.217044 55.131918,-2.216872 55.131991))) | NY 88 SE BELLINGHAM REDESMOUTH 6/37 Redesmouth House and Redesmouth House Cottage GV II House of several builds: possibly C16, early-mid C17, C18 and early-mid C19. Entrance front ashlar, the rest rubble. Welsh slate roofs. Irregular plan. The oldest part, now largely a separate cottage, suggests a hall range, and the C17 part an added cross-wing. Beyond this an C18 block was added; then in the C19 the house was turned back to front and a long front range masked the two earlier sections: 2 storeys, 4 bays. In second bay a door with margined overlight + triple keystone. Later C19 canted bay to left. Other windows 12- pane sashes with projecting cills. Deep eaves, fancy bargeboard on left return gable; 3 corniced stone stacks. Rear elevation: at left the old 2-storey, 3-bay range shows huge quoins and a boulder plinth. Wide, off-centre door in slightly-chamfered alternating-block surround. Yorkshire sashes and a small monolith window; small, blocked upper windows. Imposing gabled cross-wing of 2? storeys has, on first floor, a cross window, with low-set transom, in cable-moulded surround. Similar ground-floor window has lost its cross; and top window has no transom. Set-back early C18 right section has a round-arched staircase window. Traces of C18 refenestration of the cross-wing can be seen on left return and inside. Windows generally early C19 sashes with glazing bars. Steeply pitched roofs to older parts. Cross- wing has large central stone stack with 4 brick shafts; old part has C19 tall corniced brick end chimneys. Interior: 2 early C18 stone fireplaces with bolection mouldings, pulvinated friezes and cornices. Many 2-panelled doors in rear wing, and 6-panelled doors and internal shutters in C19 block. Early C19 staircase with wreathed handrail. Back stair has C17 handrail but C18 and C19 balusters. Old roof timbers with collar-beam trusses and curved principals in rear wing. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044964 | Ha-Ha Wall C 30 Yards South-East Of Redesmouth House | 1044964 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.216333 55.131785,-2.216343 55.131791,-2.216666 55.131631,-2.217413 55.131243,-2.217640 55.131116,-2.217632 55.131113,-2.217212 55.131338,-2.216333 55.131785))) | NY 88 SE BELLINGHAM REDESMOUTH 6/38 Ha-ha wall c 30 yards south-east of Redesmouth House GV II Ha-ha wall. C18. Dressed dry stone wall with coved coping stretching c 50 yards in front of house and along side of garden. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044965 | Garden Wall And Sheds To South-West Of Redesmouth House | 1044965 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.217885 55.131419,-2.217279 55.131831,-2.217321 55.131851,-2.217424 55.131784,-2.217391 55.131766,-2.217906 55.131421,-2.218019 55.131334,-2.218007 55.131328,-2.217885 55.131419))) | NY 88 SE BELLINGHAM REDESMOUTH 6/39 Garden wall and sheds to south-west of Redesmouth House GV II Garden wall and attached lean-to potting sheds. Probably C18, sheds added C19. Random rubble wall about 100 yards long and 9 feet high, with coped top, has re-set C17 doorway with triangular head in chamfered surround and behind that a section of re-used cable-moulded window surround. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044967 | Memorial To Gillespie Children C 10 Yards South Of St Cuthbert's Church | 1044967 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.256293 55.143219,-2.256320 55.143210,-2.256322 55.143194,-2.256298 55.143183,-2.256268 55.143189,-2.256261 55.143201,-2.256265 55.143210,-2.256293 55.143219))) | NY 8283 - 8383 BELLINGHAM TYNE VIEW 21/43 Memorial to Gillespie children c,lO yards south of St. Cuthbert's Church GV II Churchyard memorial. Undated but probably mid-C18. Sandstone. Scrolled top with cherub's head between the scrolls. Inscription, framed in cartouche, reads, Here lie the bodies of Thomas, Mary & Thomas Children of Wm Gillespie Miller: who all died young. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044968 | Robson Family Memorial C 30 Yards South-West Of St Cuthbert's Church | 1044968 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.256811 55.143370,-2.256835 55.143364,-2.256841 55.143346,-2.256811 55.143334,-2.256784 55.143343,-2.256780 55.143355,-2.256787 55.143364,-2.256811 55.143370))) | NY 8283 - 8383 BELLINGHAM TYNE VIEW 21/45 Robson family memorial c.30 yards south-west of St. Cuthbert's Church GV II Churchyard memorial. Various dates 1779-1821 but probably erected 1779. Sandstone. Memorial tablet framed in aedicule with Tuscan pilasters and open pediment. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 | ||||
| 1044969 | The Rectory | 1044969 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.259596 55.144151,-2.259604 55.144113,-2.259375 55.144097,-2.259352 55.144204,-2.259416 55.144210,-2.259419 55.144190,-2.259485 55.144195,-2.259481 55.144216,-2.259518 55.144218,-2.259523 55.144200,-2.259584 55.144204,-2.259596 55.144151))) | NY 8283 - 8383 BELLINGHAM TYNE VIEW 21/47 The Rectory GV II House. c1820. Probably By H.H. Seward for the Church Commissioners. Ashlar with Lakeland slate roof. Garden side, 2 storeys and basement. 3 bays. Basement has one slatted window and one with small panes and iron glazing bars. Ground floor has 2 tripartite sashes. 1st floor has 3 9-pane sashes. l-bay lower extension on right has 9-pane sashes on both floors. Entrance side 2 storeys, 3 bays, with central flat-topped stone porch and door of 6 flush panels. 12-pane sashes left and right, 9-pane above. All the openings have chamfered reveals. To left of entrance front a one-bay extension with single-storey lean- to in front. Concave eaves soffit. Gabled roof with ridged coping and 2 stone gable stacks plus one similar on extension. Interior has 6-panelled doors and early C19 staircase. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-03-07 |
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