Northumberland County Council
Listed building outline
| Reference | Name | Listed building | Geometry | Description | Notes | Organisation | Uprns | Entry date | Start date | End date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1302972 | The Old Vicarage | 1302972 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.899211 55.401853, -1.899239 55.401897, -1.899366 55.401897, -1.899277 55.401755, -1.899292 55.401753, -1.899279 55.401731, -1.899295 55.401728, -1.899281 55.401704, -1.899265 55.401708, -1.899254 55.401691, -1.899156 55.40171, -1.899148 55.401698, -1.899061 55.401715, -1.899069 55.401728, -1.898982 55.401745, -1.899011 55.401789, -1.898987 55.401795, -1.899007 55.401827, -1.899036 55.401821, -1.899048 55.40184, -1.899184 55.401813, -1.899211 55.401853))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO ESLINGTON NU 01 SE (North side) Whittingham Village 25/142 The Old Vicarage GV II Formerly vicarage, now private house. Mid C19 for the Rev. Goodenough. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Irregular plan, Tudor style. 2 storeys. 2-bay entrance front has stone corniced porch with chamfered Tudor- arched doorway at right. Tudor panelled-arched inner door. Above and in slightly- projecting cross-gabled left bay are 12-pane sashes in chamfered surrounds, with floating cornices over. Gabled roofs with ridged coping and kneelers. Rendered brick ridge and end stacks. 3-bay garden front on left return has projecting cross-gabled centre bay with 2-light window on ground floor and 3-light above. Similar 12-pane sashes. 2-storey canted bay window to rear. On right return a large 3-light mullioned and transomed stair window. Interior: Tudor-style doors and fireplaces. Open-well stair with turned balusters. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1302979 | Sundial C.50 Yards South-East Of Otterburn Tower | 1302979 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.177599 55.231929, -2.177618 55.231972, -2.177656 55.231998, -2.177708 55.232014, -2.177767 55.232018, -2.177824 55.23201, -2.177872 55.23199, -2.177903 55.231961, -2.177914 55.231928, -2.177903 55.231895, -2.177856 55.231859, -2.177805 55.231843, -2.177746 55.231839, -2.177689 55.231847, -2.177641 55.231867, -2.177609 55.231896, -2.177599 55.231929))) | OTTERBURN A 696 NY 89 SE (North side) 25/31 Sundial c.50 yards south-east of Otterburn Tower GV II Column sundial. Early C19. Ashlar. In the form of fasces with capital and base decorated by egg and dart. Gnomon gone. Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-01-07 | ||||
| 1302981 | Village Farm House | 1302981 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.898256 55.401081, -1.898567 55.401083, -1.89857 55.40101, -1.898463 55.401006, -1.89846 55.401031, -1.898365 55.401031, -1.898368 55.400955, -1.898308 55.400955, -1.898307 55.401033, -1.898259 55.401035, -1.898256 55.401081))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO ESLINGTON NU 0611-0711 (South side) Whittingham Village 25/146 Village Farm House GV II House. Early C19. Dressed stone with Welsh slate roof. Brick chimneys. 2 storeys. 3 + 1 bays. 3-bay section to left has central 4-panel door with overlight in raised stone surround. 12-pane sash windows in similar surrounds. Additional bay to right has similar windows. Pilaster strips at angles. Steeply-pitched gabled roof with raised flat copings, and kneelers. End stack on left gable and on ridge between 3rd and 4th bays. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1302985 | Sundial 16 Metres South Of South West Corner Of Church Of St John | 1302985 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.347601 54.919706, -2.347628 54.919697, -2.347632 54.919688, -2.347625 54.919676, -2.347595 54.91967, -2.347571 54.919682, -2.347577 54.9197, -2.347601 54.919706))) | NY 75 NE PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELD WHITFIELD, ST JOHNS 8/210 Sundial 16 metres south of south-west corner of church of St. John GV II Sundial, dated 1756. Stone, bronze. Circular column with moulded capital and base carrying square table with bronze sundial, bearing dated inscription mentioning William Ord. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-08-23 | ||||
| 1302987 | 69-75, Bondgate Within | 1302987 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.707015 55.413651, -1.706945 55.413747, -1.70729 55.413842, -1.707327 55.413769, -1.707173 55.413733, -1.707204 55.413692, -1.707116 55.413673, -1.707129 55.413647, -1.707167 55.413653, -1.707179 55.413629, -1.707038 55.413607, -1.707015 55.413651))) | BONDGATE WITHIN 1. 5330 (South Side) Nos 69 to 75 (odd) [Formerly listed as Nos 71 to 75 (odd)] NU 1813 SE 1/27 20.2.52. II GV 2. Circa 1720. Three storeys, 8 windows. Red brick with rustic quoins, moulded architrave and cornice in stone. Slate roof, hipped at west end. Three brick chimneys. Glazing bar sash windows. Only No 69 retains mid-C19 arcaded shop front, the rest has been subjected to a splayed plate glass treatment , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-02-20 | ||||
| 1302989 | Bondgate Hall | 1302989 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.702476 55.411072, -1.702493 55.411057, -1.702328 55.411009, -1.702317 55.411019, -1.70227 55.411002, -1.702259 55.411012, -1.702174 55.410981, -1.702156 55.410997, -1.702235 55.411025, -1.702137 55.411113, -1.702347 55.411188, -1.702476 55.411072))) | BONDGATE WITHOUT 1. 5330 (South Side) Bondgate Hall NU 1813 SE 1/33 II* 2. Circa 1810. Set back with curved drive. A 2 storey detached villa with basement end with some attic (not visible in front). Three windows, centre breaks forward slightly aria has pediment. Ashlar with moulded eaves cornice. Hipped slate roof with 2 brick chimneys. One glazing bar sash in centre of 1st floor, other windows have glazing bars with a casement arrangement. Central projecting porch, now glazed, added to round headed doorway: Tuscan columns, cornice and blocking course with small panel in centre; steps with railings, curled at bottom step; half-glazed door with round headed light above with pointed glazing. Three window returns to east and west. , | 2013-08-19 | 1977-08-25 | ||||
| 1302999 | Kielder Castle | 1302999 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.580224 55.234091, -2.580208 55.234097, -2.580224 55.23411, -2.580437 55.234009, -2.580524 55.233973, -2.580532 55.23398, -2.580619 55.233942, -2.580602 55.233929, -2.580592 55.233933, -2.580333 55.233725, -2.580177 55.233792, -2.580151 55.233772, -2.58007 55.233805, -2.580144 55.233864, -2.580062 55.233898, -2.58003 55.233874, -2.579962 55.233903, -2.580224 55.234091), (-2.580335 55.233987, -2.580319 55.233994, -2.580222 55.233922, -2.580329 55.233879, -2.580345 55.233892, -2.580387 55.233874, -2.58046 55.233932, -2.580382 55.233965, -2.580335 55.233987))) | KIELDER KIELDER NY 69 SW 20/24 Kielder Castle GV II Shooting box now used as cafe and visitors' centre. 1775 by William Newton for the Duke of Northumberland and from a design of the Duke's own. Altered mid C19 by the Alnwick Castle estate office and again in 1926. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Earlier work in Gothick style. C19 parts in Tudor style. A courtyard house. Mid-C19 irregular south front. To left a large castellated 3-storey section with canted oriel window and several paired lancets; projecting from this an extension of 1926 in Gothick style. Recessed L-plan section to right has C18 masonry, plinth and string course but C19 detail including round- headed doorway and 2-light mullioned windows; gabled roof with kneelers. Right return 5 bays. Left 2 bays in Tudor style. Right 3 bays have 6-pane sashes under hoodmoulds on ground floor, 9-pane sashes with Tudor-arched heads and intersecting glazing bars on first floor. Left return has similar detail but irregular openings. Rear five bays with central tall round-headed carriage arch under gable, two- bay, single-storey linking ranges and two-storey, cross-gabled end bays with Gothick windows. Centre and end bays were formerly castellated. Interior has 2 staircases with stick balusters. Several 6-panel doors and internal shutters. Diary of Charles Richardson, and records of payments to William Newton held among Alnwick Castle records, establish Newton as the architect. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-01-07 | ||||
| 1303009 | Church Of St John | 1303009 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.9025 54.867563, -1.902506 54.867577, -1.902344 54.867605, -1.90235 54.867613, -1.90225 54.867631, -1.902235 54.867646, -1.902235 54.86766, -1.902272 54.867677, -1.902358 54.867662, -1.902389 54.867722, -1.902456 54.86771, -1.902437 54.867673, -1.902584 54.867648, -1.902575 54.86763, -1.902606 54.867624, -1.90259 54.867594, -1.902561 54.867599, -1.902537 54.867557, -1.9025 54.867563))) | SHOTLEY LOW QUARTER A691 (North Side) NZ 05 SE (Snods Edge) 17/240 Church of St. John. II Parish Church, 1836 on new site, replacing St. Andrews, Greymare Hill (q.v.); organ chamber mid-C19, chancel 1903. Squared stone with cut dressings; graduated Lakeland slate roof. Nave with south porch and north-east organ chamber, chancel with 5-sided apse. Early C19 parts in C13 style, chancel Free C13/C14 style. Chamfered plinth. Porch has studded door in double-chamfered pointed arch with chamfered hood; blind lancet over in steeply-pitched coped gable with moulded kneelers. East of porch 3 lancets; 3 similar windows on north of nave and 2 in west end. Coped gable with moulded kneelers. West bellcote on moulded corbels: twin pointed openings under coped gablet. Organ chamber half-hipped to north with lancet window and corbelled hip. Chancel has 2 early C19 lancets re-set on south, cinquefoil- headed lights to apse and stepped sill string. Beneath central light, panel with ornate canopied niches, to Walton-Wilson family. Wrought-iron ridge ornament and finial cross. Interior: Plain chamfered arch to south door. Double-chamfered 4-centred arch to organ chamber; richly-moulded chancel arch in C13 style. Pilasters and string course to chancel; credence table and piscina with shelf. Minton tiles, good early C20 glass in apse. Nave roof has collar- beam trusses on moulded corbels. Early C19 creed and commandments boards. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-06-18 | ||||
| 1303016 | Gibson Headstone Circa 8 Yards North East Of Church Of St Bartholomew | 1303016 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.896662 55.401507, -1.896665 55.401511, -1.896675 55.401508, -1.89667 55.401504, -1.896662 55.401507))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO ESLINGTON NU 01 SE (North side) Whittingham Village 10/128 Gibson headstone c. 8 yards north- east of Church of St. Bartholomew GV II Headstone. 1771 to Robert Gibson. Sandstone tablet c. 2 ft. 6 inches high with pedimented top bearing carving of angel. Memento mori on reverse. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1303019 | Collingwood Headstone Circa 2 Yards South Of Church Of St Bartholomew | 1303019 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.896751 55.401363, -1.896755 55.401368, -1.896764 55.401365, -1.896759 55.40136, -1.896751 55.401363))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO ESLINGTON NU 01 SE (North side) Whittingham Village 10/133 Collingwood headstone c.2 yards south of Church of St. Bartholomew GV II Headstone to Robert, William and Elizabeth, children of William Collingwood. Early-mid C18. Sandstone tablet c. 3 ft. high with scrolled pedimented top. Bold and primitive skull and crossbones on reverse. Inscribed memento mori. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1303024 | Statue Of Thorsulus 40 Metres South West Of Whitfield Hall | 1303024 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.347053 54.901384, -2.34708 54.901376, -2.347082 54.90136, -2.347047 54.901349, -2.347023 54.901361, -2.347026 54.901376, -2.347053 54.901384))) | NY 75 NE PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELD WHITFIELD 8/208 Statue of Thorsulus 40 metres south-west of Whitfield Hall GV II Statue ashlar, bronze. 1892 by George Frampton of London (signed on base). Thorsulus carrying Romulus and Remus. Monolithic ashlar plinth. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-08-23 | ||||
| 1303026 | Lloyds Bank | 1303026 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.691296 55.167973, -1.691457 55.167982, -1.691469 55.167911, -1.691257 55.167892, -1.691255 55.167902, -1.691114 55.167889, -1.69112 55.16785, -1.690888 55.167838, -1.69087 55.167955, -1.691109 55.16797, -1.69112 55.167952, -1.691298 55.167962, -1.691296 55.167973))) | MORPETH NEWGATE STREET NZ 1985 (West side) 24/260 No. 3 (Lloyds Bank) GV II Bank. 1904. Ashlar with Lakeland slate roof. Arts and Crafts style. 3 storeys plus attics. 5 windows. Ground floor 7 bays. Central 6-panel door with 2-light mullioned overlight. Flanking round-headed windows with large triple keystones. Cross windows beyond these. Outer bays have round-headed openings:- door on right, window on left - with 2-light mullioned overlights. Moulded string over. 1st floor 5 bays. Mullioned-and-transomed crosses with shouldered segmental pediments with detached oval terminal ornament. 2nd floor has cross windows. Cornice with enriched dentils. Low parapet. Mansard roof with 3 semicircular pedimented dormers. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-08-22 | ||||
| 1303038 | Red Lion Hotel | 1303038 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.458171 54.970709, -2.457937 54.970743, -2.457976 54.970805, -2.458202 54.97077, -2.458171 54.970709))) | HALTWHISTL MAIN STREET NY 7064 (North side) 20/10 Red Lion Hotel 10/6/52 GV II* Hotel. Probably mid C15 pele tower with early-mid C18 wing; entire street front refaced and refenestrated in late C18-early C19. Rubble (rendered and painted on front), plain-tiled roofs and stone chimney stacks. Rectangular- plan pele tower with wing on left. Slightly-projecting 3-storey pele tower: one-bay street front and 2 bay returns; low plinth; sashes and casements in architraves; loop at left (lighting mural stair) in later cable-moulded surround; incised band beneath top storey; projecting panelled flat-coped parapet on rendered corbels; pitched roof with blocked window; C18 corniced lateral stack at right. 3-storey, 2-bay wing: low plinth; 4-panel door at right in architrave with frieze and cornice; door under distyle Tuscan porch; 2-light windows in architraves with replaced sashes and casements (central mullion removed from ground-floor windows); 3 round plaques on top storey (fire-insurance mark on central plaque); panelled flat-coped parapet above string; pitched roof with rebuilt stone left end stack. 2 cylindrical tapering water-spouts on right return of pele-tower parapet. Exposed original corbels and parapet on rear of pele tower. Interior: pele tower has 2-flight mural stone stair in left return wall; stone fireplace on second floor with moulded 2-order segmental arch on corbels supporting massive lintel. Wing has 4-flight dogleg staircase with ramped handrail and stick balusters; 2 pairs of upper crucks halved and crossed at apex. Altered 2-storey wing on right of pele tower and C19 rear additions are not of special interest. Though altered, the pele tower is important as a rare urban survival. , | 2013-01-29 | 1952-06-10 | ||||
| 1303040 | Churchyard Wall And Gateways South Of Church Of St Bartholomew | 1303040 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.897321 55.401155, -1.897356 55.401197, -1.897384 55.401195, -1.897351 55.40114, -1.897302 55.401137, -1.89729 55.401149, -1.896957 55.401231, -1.896362 55.401322, -1.896354 55.401334, -1.89618 55.401351, -1.89617 55.401363, -1.896185 55.401369, -1.896377 55.401351, -1.896389 55.401336, -1.896935 55.401256, -1.897321 55.401155))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO ESLINGTON NU 0611-0711 (North side) Whittingham Village 25/126 Churclivard wall and pateways south of Church of St. Bartholomew GV II Churchyard wall and gateways. C18 and 1860. Later work by George Ferguson, mason. Squared stone and ashlar. C18 wall c. 5 ft. high with ridged coping. At west end a stone stile with 5 worn stone steps, and a gateway of 1860 with square corniced piers with pyramidal caps. At east end, in the corner, the head and base of a medieval cross, reset in C18. The gateway has 5 steps and four piers, 2 with pyramidal caps and 2 with domed caps. Left of the gateway, another small stone stile. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1303046 | Terrace Walls, Balustrades And Steps To North Of Unthank Hall | 1303046 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.423217 54.961222, -2.423226 54.961233, -2.423221 54.961256, -2.423175 54.961273, -2.4233 54.961442, -2.423355 54.961429, -2.423376 54.961441, -2.423405 54.961442, -2.423433 54.961433, -2.423444 54.961422, -2.423442 54.961406, -2.423861 54.961302, -2.423911 54.961316, -2.423923 54.961334, -2.423991 54.961318, -2.42398 54.961302, -2.424001 54.961281, -2.424001 54.961268, -2.424493 54.961146, -2.424509 54.96116, -2.424554 54.96116, -2.424577 54.96115, -2.424584 54.961132, -2.424547 54.961114, -2.424514 54.961119, -2.424279 54.960898, -2.424188 54.960922, -2.423398 54.961232, -2.423249 54.96123, -2.423378 54.961243, -2.423425 54.961231, -2.424188 54.960932, -2.424275 54.960908, -2.424513 54.961132, -2.423991 54.961262, -2.423969 54.961303, -2.423973 54.961316, -2.42393 54.961321, -2.423917 54.961309, -2.423864 54.961295, -2.423435 54.961399, -2.423429 54.961418, -2.423408 54.961433, -2.423361 54.961418, -2.423307 54.961429, -2.423194 54.961278, -2.423221 54.961269, -2.423239 54.961251, -2.423233 54.961223, -2.423217 54.961222))) | NY 76 SW PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELD UNTHANK 3/196 Terrace walls, balustrades and steps to north of Unthank Hall GV II Terrace walls, balustrades and steps. Probably mid C19 but brought to Unthank c.1900. Rock-faced masonry with ashlar dressings. Terrace retaining wall has rounded projections at east end, in centre and at north-west corner, from which it returns south for a short distance. Balustrade with urn balusters and flat moulded coping, between tooled ashlar piers with urn finials; some finials replaced by carvings of birds and animals. Flights of steps in centre and at each end of wall. Further flights from drive down onto terrace, in centre and near west end. Each flight of steps flanked at head and foot by low piers with urn finials. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-08-23 | ||||
| 1303053 | 36 Bondgate Within | 235629 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.705899 55.413676, -1.706039 55.413721, -1.706131 55.413632, -1.705997 55.41358, -1.705899 55.413676))) | Assessment The building should be removed from the List of Buildings of Special Architectural of Historic Interest because it is no longer extant and its special interest has therefore been lost. BONDGATE WITHIN 1. 5330 (North Side) No 36 NU 1813 SE 1/24A 20.2.52. Grade II 2. Formerly part of the Turks Head Hotel (demolished). Mid-C19 front. Two storeys and attic. 3+1 windows. Painted stone with trellis including 4 fluted pilasters With decorative capitals. Slate roof with 4 close set gabled dormers and brick ridge chimney. Late glazed sash windows. Large early C20 shop front below 3rd window from left with projecting bay to right containing recessed doorway. Four light bay on right below right hand window. | 2025-10-31 | 1952-02-20 | 2013-04-16 | |||
| 1303054 | 94, Newgate Street | 1303054 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.692913 55.170638, -1.692986 55.170606, -1.693047 55.170652, -1.693137 55.170613, -1.693103 55.170588, -1.693201 55.170544, -1.693171 55.170521, -1.693213 55.170503, -1.693266 55.170534, -1.69316 55.170583, -1.693192 55.170605, -1.693371 55.170522, -1.693048 55.170338, -1.69293 55.170415, -1.693026 55.170464, -1.693045 55.170452, -1.693102 55.170481, -1.693013 55.17052, -1.692995 55.170507, -1.692906 55.170546, -1.692883 55.170529, -1.69281 55.170561, -1.692913 55.170638))) | MORPETH NEWGATE STREET NZ 1986 (East side) 22/258 No. 94 (formerly 11.8.50 listed as Morpeth High School for Girls) GV II Offices, formerly a house, then a school, now Education Offices. Mid C18 and c.1840. In 3 sections. Mid C18 centre section: Brick in English Garden Wall Bond. Stone slate roof. 3 storeys, 4 bays. Rusticated quoins. 12-pane sashes with moulded sills and flat arches with moulded keystone. Band above ground floor, and 2nd floor sill band. Right section c.1840: Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Tudor style. 2 storeys, 4 windows on ground floor, 3 above. lst-floor central window is a canted castellated oriel. Outer windows have gables over. Castellated Tudor-arched carriage entry to right. Doorway to rear in facade with 2 projecting square towers: windows with hoodmoulds and castellated parapet. Left section is not of the same special interest as the rest of the building. Early C20 Teachers' Centre to rear not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1950-08-11 | ||||
| 1303056 | 48, Bondgate Within | 1303056 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.706545 55.413852, -1.70649 55.413913, -1.706425 55.414065, -1.706551 55.414083, -1.706603 55.413957, -1.706706 55.413844, -1.706589 55.413805, -1.706545 55.413852))) | BONDGATE WITHIN 1. 5330 (North Side) No 48 NU 1813 SE 1/153 II GV 2. Early C19. Three storeys, 3 windows. Ashlar with let and 2nd floor cill courses. Slate roof. Two brick chimneys behind ridge. Plate glass sash windows. Modern shop front. , | 2015-12-17 | 1977-08-25 | ||||
| 1303057 | Gate Piers To Shotley Hall, With Attached Forecourt Walls | 1303057 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.863368 54.86964, -1.8634 54.869665, -1.863531 54.869689, -1.863533 54.869684, -1.863407 54.869662, -1.863377 54.869636, -1.863393 54.869594, -1.863569 54.869622, -1.863573 54.869617, -1.86339 54.869588, -1.863368 54.86964)), ((-1.863268 54.869643, -1.8633 54.869574, -1.863246 54.86957, -1.863291 54.869578, -1.863263 54.869636, -1.863055 54.869604, -1.863054 54.869609, -1.863268 54.869643))) | SHOTLEY LOW QUARTER A.691 (South Side) NZ 05 SE Shotley Bridge. 17/234 Gate piers to Shotley Hall, with attached forecourt walls. GV II Gate piers and forecourt walls, probably 1856. Piers with chamfered plinths and angles; moulded pyramidal caps carrying earlier statues (to left Perseus with Gorgon's head, to right figure in C18 dress) bought from gatehouse at Greenhead (demolished in 1964): To left stepped wall with chamfered coping joins Gate Lodge (q.v.) and continues beyond, returning to lower front wall which has double- chamfered coping. Smaller forecourt to right similarly enclosed; front walls swept at drive entrance. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-06-18 | ||||
| 1303060 | Chimney 180 Metres West Of The Holme | 1303060 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.455229 54.9842, -2.455214 54.984207, -2.455217 54.984216, -2.455244 54.984216, -2.455245 54.984204, -2.455229 54.9842))) | HALTWHISTLE B 6318 NY 76 NW 709656 (South side, off) 12/6 Chimney 180 metres west of The Holme II Engine house chimney. Mid C19. Squared stone with brick top; later dressed stone top extension. Tall tapering cylindrical chimney with slightly wider brick top section above roll-moulded band. Short, narrow cylindrical stone extension. Blocked round-arched opening near base. It is the only remaining feature of a colliery drift mine. Landscape value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-07-27 | ||||
| 1303061 | The Old Butcher's Shop And Attached Outbuilings | 1303061 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.89146 55.400335, -1.891508 55.400421, -1.89165 55.400397, -1.891622 55.400342, -1.891603 55.400346, -1.89154 55.400227, -1.891488 55.400235, -1.8915 55.400258, -1.891478 55.400262, -1.891512 55.400326, -1.89146 55.400335))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO CALLALY NU 0611-0711 (South side) Whittingham Village 25/124 The Old Butcher's Shop and attached outbuildings GV II House with attached garage and shed, formerly butcher's house, shop and slaughterhouse. Early C18. Squared stone, pantiled roof and old brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays with lower garage to left and yet lower shed on extreme right. Central C20 door and C20 windows. Very steeply-pitched roof with massive reverse-stepped gabled and end stacks. Similar roofs to attached outbuildings. To rear, very long, low catslide roofs. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1303070 | Garden Walls To Longhirst Farmhouse And Longhirst Farm Cottage | 1303070 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.648189 55.196649, -1.648193 55.196644, -1.648079 55.196195, -1.647962 55.196201, -1.647955 55.196209, -1.647962 55.196213, -1.648058 55.196206, -1.648168 55.19664, -1.648152 55.196652, -1.648008 55.196667, -1.647998 55.196677, -1.648152 55.196667, -1.648189 55.196649))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST VILLAGE NZ 2289 (East side) 10/33 Garden walls to Longhirst Farmhouse and Longhirst Farm Cottage GV II Garden walls, C19. Squared stone. Roadside wall with gabled coping, curved at north end; gabled monolithic gate piers to cottage. Similar wall and gateway on north; taller flat-coped wall links to north-west corner of farmhouse and to south of cottage,the latter holding gateway with similar piers. Taller eastern part of wall is not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1303071 | Wark Cottage | 1303071 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.890459 55.401039, -1.890517 55.401024, -1.890465 55.400956, -1.890518 55.400944, -1.890483 55.400901, -1.890336 55.400938, -1.890369 55.400982, -1.890412 55.400971, -1.890435 55.401001, -1.890421 55.401006, -1.890443 55.401033, -1.890459 55.401039))) | WHITTINGHAM ROAD TO CALLALY NU 0611-0711 (North side) Whittingham Village 25/120 Wark Cottage GV II House. 1851. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Tudor style. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central boarded door and small 4-pane sashes on ground floor. 1st floor has 3 gabled half-dormers with 2-light windows containing close-set diamond-paned sashes. Date on centre window lintel. Gabled roof with ridged coiling and tall, paired, corniced diagonally-set end stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1303079 | 4 And 6, Bondgate Within | 1303079 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.703663 55.412761, -1.703624 55.412793, -1.703751 55.41284, -1.70384 55.412764, -1.703715 55.412718, -1.703663 55.412761))) | BONDS WITHIN 1. 5330 (North Side) Nos 4 and 6 NU 1813 SE 1/19 20.2.52. II GV 2. Early C19. Three storeys, 4 windows. Ashlar, chanelled on ground floor; heavy cill band to 1st floor, band below chamfered eaves course. Slate roof with 2 yellow brick chimneys. Glazing bar sash windows, smaller on 2nd floor, with segmental arches and struck voussoirs on ground floor. The centre of the ground floor breaks forward slightly for paired doors under segmental archway; 4 panelled doors with studded reveals. Rain water pine head with Percy Crescent stamped on it. , | 2013-08-19 | 1952-02-20 | ||||
| 1303087 | Station House | 1303087 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.53404 54.982884, -2.533995 54.982797, -2.533834 54.982825, -2.533879 54.982912, -2.53404 54.982884))) | GREENHEAD B 6318 NY 66 NE (East side, off) Greenhead Village 11/77 Station House II Former station-master's house now private dwelling. c.1836 possibly by Benjamin Green for the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Co. Tooled dressed sandstone; Welsh slate roof and dressed stone chimneys. Tudor style. Single storey plus attic, 3 bays. Central replaced door and flanking sashes in chamfered surrounds under hoodmoulds. Corbelled-out, gabled half-dormer above doorway. Dormer has 4-pane sash in chamfered surround; coped gable with shaped footstones and panelled square block at apex. Steeply-pitched roof with coped gables and small kneelers. End chimneys corbelled out over returns; each has 3 square-plan stacks set diagonally. 4-pane sashes in chamfered surrounds on returns. Late C20 rear addition is not of special interest. (G. Whittle, The Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, 1979) , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-07-27 | ||||
| 1303093 | Kitchen Wing, Walls And Outbuilding 30 Metres South Of Unthank Hall | 1303093 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.423078 54.960894, -2.422973 54.960932, -2.423004 54.960959, -2.422971 54.960972, -2.423009 54.961, -2.423039 54.960986, -2.423025 54.960975, -2.423252 54.96089, -2.423202 54.96085, -2.423085 54.960892, -2.423001 54.960827, -2.422807 54.960895, -2.422852 54.960938, -2.42292 54.960915, -2.422908 54.960902, -2.42303 54.960859, -2.423078 54.960894))) | NY 76 SW PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELD UNTHANK 3/194 Kitchen wing, walls and outbuilding 30 metres south of Unthank Hall II Kitchen wing, outbuilding and yard wall, c.1860 by Dobson, with re-set C16 features. (The linking range to the main house was demolished 1965). Rock- faced masonry with dressings, slate roof. South front (to road) 2 storeys, 1 and 2 bays. Left bay has 2-light mullioned windows and coped gable with moulded kneelers; steeply-pitched roof with stepped and heavily-corniced stack to right end and finial to left. Slightly lower section to right has varied fenestration and stepped ridge stack; at right end 2-storey lean-to with external stone stair. Left return shows re-set C16 fireplace with segmental joggled lintel. Outbuilding alongside road; elevation towards yard shows re-set doorway and 2 windows, all with roll-moulded surrounds. Rectangular flagged yard between wing and outbuilding has gateway on west which has square piers with pyramidal caps. Link walls from piers to wing and to outbuilding hold balustrade with terracotta balusters. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-08-23 | ||||
| 1303099 | Rose Cottage And Attached Outbuilding | 1303099 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.130962 55.037567, -2.130966 55.037538, -2.130696 55.037529, -2.130692 55.037584, -2.131006 55.037595, -2.131009 55.037568, -2.130962 55.037567))) | HUMSHAUGH HUMSHAUGH VILLAGE NY 9171 (South side) 12/259 Rose Cottage and attached outbuilding II Cottage, cartshed and stable. Early C19. Rubble with cut quoins and dressings; stone slate roof to cottage, Welsh slates on outbuilding, 1 brick stack. Cottage 2 storeys, 1 bay. Boarded door on right of renewed window in chamfered surround; 12-pane Yorkshire sash in similar surround above. Rebuilt left end stack. 1-storey outbuilding to right shows renewed window in old opening, boarded double doors under 3-centred arch, boarded door and partly-boarded window; all openings in alternating-block surrounds. Coped right gable, small ridge stack. Right return shows stable door with boarded loft door above, and boarded door in added rear outhshut. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-05-24 | ||||
| 1303104 | Stable Block 70 Metres West Of Newbiggin Hall | 1303104 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.088117 54.941648, -2.088586 54.941565, -2.088554 54.941505, -2.088409 54.94153, -2.08841 54.941547, -2.088228 54.94158, -2.088218 54.941563, -2.088084 54.941587, -2.088117 54.941648))) | HEXHAMSHIRE LOW QUARTER NEWBIGGIN NY 96 SW Stable block 70 metres 2/223 west of Newbiggin Hall. 20.10.52 (formerly listed together with Newbiggin Hall) GV II Stable block, c1840. Tooled-and-margined ashlar; slate roof. Italianate style. South elevation in 3 sections. Chamfered plinth, pilasters, impost band and cornice. Centre part has pair of double doors under depressed elliptical keyed arches, flanked by doors with radial fanlights. Flanking 3-day parts each have central door with tall fanlight, flanked by 12-pane sashes (those in left part with radial-glazed heads); long paired brackets to eaves. All doors vertical-panelled, all openings with moulded archivolts. Low-pitched hipped roofs. Another similar door on right return. , | 2013-01-29 | 1952-10-20 | ||||
| 1303107 | Sundial 25 Metres South Of Longhirst Hall | 1303107 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.650379 55.194299, -1.650368 55.194289, -1.650348 55.194296, -1.650358 55.194307, -1.650379 55.194299))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST HALL NZ 2288 11/21 Sundial 25 metres south of Longhirst Hall GV II Sundial, probably early C19 incorporating earlier dial slab. square moulded shaft carries slab (cracked) with incised dial; gnomon missing. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1303114 | Footbridge Into Walled Garden And Attached Wall | 1303114 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.649308 55.195189, -1.649312 55.195199, -1.649348 55.195196, -1.649338 55.195178, -1.649306 55.195183, -1.649308 55.195189))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST HALL NZ 2289 10/23 Footbridge into Walled Garden, and attached wall GV II Footbridge and wall, c.1825. Bridge tooled-and-margined ashlar, wall brick. Bridge has segmental arch with arch ring; low parapets with gabled coping end in piers with pyramidal caps. Wall with flat stone coping runs south from bridge then returns east along south side of garden; near west end of this section is a gateway with brick piers and flat stone caps. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1303122 | Lowford Bridge | 1303122 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.703288 55.169231, -1.703366 55.169233, -1.703325 55.168866, -1.703329 55.168822, -1.703245 55.168844, -1.703288 55.169231))) | MORPETH MITFORD ROAD NZ 1986 22/248 Lowford Bridge II Bridge. Erected 1836 by public subscription. Ashlar. 3 broad segmental arches with rusticated voussoirs and triangular cutwaters. Broad band at base of plain parapet which splays out sharply at each end of bridge and ends in square piers with pyramidal caps. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-08-22 | ||||
| 1303131 | Milepost C 40 Yards East Of Red Lion Inn | 1303131 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.057423 55.643627, -2.057451 55.643618, -2.057455 55.643609, -2.057448 55.643597, -2.057418 55.643591, -2.057393 55.643603, -2.057399 55.643621, -2.057423 55.643627))) | NT 93 NE NT 965389 LOWICK B 6353 5/79 Milepost c.40 yards east of Red Lion Inn II Milepost. Early-mid C19. Cast-iron. Oval tablet with 2 oval facets on short iron post. Inscribed BEL (Belford) on one side, COR (Cornhill) on the other, 11 8 MILES MILES and FORD 1 on the top. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1303132 | The Hall | 1303132 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.650562 55.194871, -1.650576 55.194962, -1.65069 55.194955, -1.650678 55.194891, -1.650667 55.194892, -1.650643 55.194775, -1.650642 55.194764, -1.650673 55.194763, -1.650667 55.194725, -1.650665 55.194715, -1.650636 55.194715, -1.650626 55.194627, -1.650649 55.194626, -1.650642 55.194581, -1.65066 55.19458, -1.650653 55.194533, -1.650631 55.194534, -1.650619 55.194478, -1.650542 55.194482, -1.650504 55.194456, -1.650453 55.194451, -1.650424 55.194463, -1.650402 55.194491, -1.650312 55.194496, -1.650338 55.194651, -1.650371 55.194651, -1.650429 55.194971, -1.650513 55.194966, -1.650501 55.194875, -1.650562 55.194871))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST HALL NZ 2289 & NZ 2288 10/19 & 11/19 The Hall 20.10.69 GV II* Country house, 1824 by John Dobson for William Lawson. Ashlar; tooled-and- margined sandstone in service wings; slate roofs. Square villa with lower block and then pair of service wings to north. North-east link to conservatory. Greek Revival style. West entrance front 2 storeys, 3 bays, the central a projecting pedimented portico with giant Corinthian columns, distyle in antis; modillions and anthemion ornament. Two steps up into portico; at rear panelled double doors in architrave under tall 3-pane overlight with cornice on carved consoles. Margined sash window above with carved cornice; coffered stone ceiling. Flanking bays have moulded plinth, Corinthian angle pilasters and tall margined sashes in architraves carried down to the plinth; upper windows in shallower eared architraves; full entablature as on porch. Hipped roof with 2 corniced transverse stacks on the rear slope. Set back lower 5-bay left section with similar entablature and projecting left bay; moulded plinth and sill bands, 12-pane sashes to ground floor and margined sashes above, 15-pane in left bay in corniced architraves. To far left service wing of 6 irregular bays. South front has similar detail: 5 bays, the central a semicircular bow whose lower windows have carved consoles. East front again similar, 5 bays. 3 steps up to French window in bay 4. Lower 5-bay service block to right, with link to conservatory at end. Interior: spectacular ashlar-faced central hall, oblong with apsidal ends. Imperial stair, opening under Ionic screen, has wrought-iron balustrade with anthemion frieze, moulded and wreathed handrail. Balustrade continues around landing balcony. Coffered vaults with carved spandrels, central glazed dome. Library and dining room have rich plasterwork. Plain marble fireplace in drawing-room; contemporary doors,panelled reveals. The first of Dobson's great country houses. 'Longhirst Hall and Nunnykirk' Girouard. Country Life CXXXIX 352 et seq. , | 2013-01-29 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1303143 | Lime Kiln 150 Metres East Of Todholes | 1303143 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.551193 54.972571, -2.551239 54.972525, -2.551118 54.972485, -2.551073 54.97253, -2.551193 54.972571))) | GREENHEAD A 69(T) NY 66 SW 648643 (South side, off) 14/71 Lime kiln, 150 metres east of Todholes II Disused lime kiln. Early-mid C19. Squared stone in narrow courses; brick pots. Large single-cell kiln built into bankside. Battered front and returns with rock-faced quoins. Tall opening with corbelled, pointed arch. Domed kiln with 2 small segmental-arched pots on rear wall. A well-preserved example. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-07-27 | ||||
| 1303144 | Boundary Wall To East Of Cresswell Tower | 1303144 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.540093 55.233796, -1.540095 55.233788, -1.539923 55.233681, -1.539786 55.233683, -1.539651 55.233596, -1.539631 55.23359, -1.539649 55.233518, -1.539484 55.233394, -1.539464 55.233396, -1.539625 55.233522, -1.539609 55.233597, -1.539773 55.233696, -1.539909 55.233693, -1.540078 55.233797, -1.540093 55.233796))) | CRESSWELL CRESSWELL VILLAGE NZ 29 SE 8/13 Boundary wall to east of Cresswell Tower GV II Boundary wall. Mid C19 incorporating part of wall of early C18 house. Squared stone, tooled in C19 sections, with dressings. North part C18 with plinth and sill string; blocked house doorway in lugged architrave with pulvinated frieze and pediments, flanked by parts of architraves of adjacent windows. Canted-out south section of wall near tower and short straight coped section to south. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1303157 | Stables, And Wall Into Courtyard Attached To North East Corner Of Trewhitt Hall | 1303157 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.996122 55.352522, -1.996214 55.352682, -1.996274 55.352671, -1.996182 55.352511, -1.996122 55.352522))) | NETHERTON TREWHITT NU 00 NW 16/102 Stables, and wall into courtyard attached to north. east corner of Trewhitt Hall GV II Wall with archways, and stables. 1822 for J. Smart. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Wall L-plan, c. 10 ft. high with flat coping and 2 segmental carriage arches. Stables single storey, 9 bays with 2 stable-type doors and 2 boarded doors. Inscription J. SMART 1822 over door to right. 6- and 9-pane sash windows. Lean-to roof with high garden wall behind. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1303158 | Ouston House | 1303158 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.349131 54.870247, -2.349247 54.870247, -2.349248 54.870214, -2.349297 54.870214, -2.3493 54.870201, -2.349358 54.870198, -2.349362 54.870157, -2.349468 54.870155, -2.349464 54.870099, -2.349338 54.8701, -2.349337 54.87011, -2.349072 54.870111, -2.349073 54.870211, -2.349129 54.87021, -2.349131 54.870247))) | NY 75SE PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELD OUSTON 14/181 Ouston House II Former farmhouse now divided into 2 dwellings. House late C18, altered later C19, extended and tower built 1938. House squared stone with ashlar front; tower rubble with cut quoins and dressings, largely re-used from the former Ninebanks Mill; some dressings from St. Peter's Church in Newcastle. Slate roof. House 2 storeys, 4 bays, the left bay an addition of 1938. 12-pane sash windows, with projecting sills, ground floor 2nd and 3rd sashes renewed, the latter in former door position. Tooled and margined dressings largely re-tooled when the house was faced with ashlar in the mid C19. Copy sashes in left bay. Projecting eaves on wooden brackets. Stepped stone right end stack, ridge stack (originally left end) rebuilt in brick on old base. To left set slightly forward, 3-storey tower with mullioned windows and parapet with moulded cornice (c.f. Ninebanks Tower). Rear elevation has 12-pane sashes and gabled later C19 wing. Interior has 6-panel doors, panelled shutters, fireplace with chamfered stone surround, simple stair with grip handrail and stick balusters. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-08-23 | ||||
| 1303168 | Summer House/Dovecote 75 Metres South Of Wester Hall | 1303168 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.131365 55.049816, -2.131364 55.04979, -2.131309 55.049792, -2.13131 55.049818, -2.131365 55.049816))) | HUMSHAUGH HAUGHTON NY 97 SW 2/242 Summer house/ dovecote 75 metres south of Wester Hall GV II Summer house/dovecote, early C18. Coursed rubble to south and west, brick to north and east; raised tooled dressings; Welsh slate roof with stone slates to eaves. Square plan. Moulded stone eaves cornice on north and east. Altered door on north has swan-neck pediment capped by carved bust and heads, with 2 pigeon holes above. Part-slatted window on east in similar surround. Upper window on south, now blocked, under segmental arch with brick voussoirs, flanked by pigeon holes; small upper window on west. Pyramidal roof with stone vase finial. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-05-24 | ||||
| 1303175 | Byre And Granary C 30 Yards North-West Of The Old Farmhouse | 1303175 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.923305 55.655348, -1.923399 55.655368, -1.923511 55.655169, -1.923418 55.655152, -1.923305 55.655348))) | NU 04 SW KYLOE WEST KYLOE 2/73 Byre and granary c.30 yards north-west of the Old Farmhouse GV II Byres with granary over. C18. Random rubble with pantiled roof. Single-storey on right, becoming 2-storey on left with lie of land. Irregular openings including 4 stable doors and slatted granary windows. Steeply-pitched, gabled roof with thin raised coping. Reverse-stepped gables. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1303177 | Stable And Granary C.10 Yards East Of Low Trewhitt Farmhouse | 1303177 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.996299 55.337212, -1.996344 55.337223, -1.996354 55.337207, -1.996474 55.337235, -1.99651 55.337184, -1.99622 55.33712, -1.996195 55.33716, -1.996209 55.337163, -1.99619 55.337188, -1.996299 55.337212))) | NETHERTON LOW TREWHITT NU 00 SW 22/157 Stable and granary c.lO yards east of Low Trewhitt Farmhouse II House, now stable and granary. C17. Roughly-coursed rubble with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 2 windows. To right stable-type door. Left of this 2 bays of C17 2-light mullioned windows with double-chamfered surrounds. The lower right window may be C16, it has roll-moulded surround with outer fillet to each light, a casement moulding beyond the fillet. On left return, a chamfered C14 window with trefoiled head and iron bar. To rear central boarded door in stop-chamfered surround with segmental lintel. Above a pitching door with re-used C17 window surround. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-09-03 | ||||
| 1303185 | Black Hall | 1303185 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.103155 54.922959, -2.102853 54.922997, -2.102877 54.923058, -2.102822 54.923069, -2.10281 54.923089, -2.102881 54.923089, -2.102954 54.923078, -2.10295 54.923068, -2.103075 54.923056, -2.10308 54.92307, -2.10315 54.923063, -2.103137 54.923026, -2.103177 54.92302, -2.103155 54.922959))) | HEXHAMSHIRE LOW QUARTER BLACK HALL NY 95 NW 8/212 Black Hall (formerly 20.10.52 listed as Blackhall) GV II House dated 1714 with initials J.F. on sundial; north-east wing mid-C19, remodelling of south and east elevations 1930. Rubble with cut quoins and dressings; slate roof. South front 2 storeys, 5 bays. 2-bay left part has 16-pane sashes with slightly projecting sills, re-set sundial between upper windows. Bay 4 has part-glazed door in stop-chamfered surround under moulded cornice; window above and flanking 2-storey bows of 1930. Coped gables with moulded kneelers; stepped and corniced end and 2 ridge stacks. Right return shows late C19 4-pane sashes and another 1930 bow to right. Rear elevation shows wing with 9-pane sash stair window with Gothick glazing under round-headed arch with moulded imposts and keystone; coped gable above has moulded kneelers with finials. Lower C20 extension to right has re-set doorway on left return, with wave-and hollow-chamfer mouldings. , | 2013-01-29 | 1952-10-20 | ||||
| 1303190 | Haughton Mill House, Haughton Mill Cottage And Storage Building Between | 1303190 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.124448 55.050518, -2.124308 55.050452, -2.124231 55.050506, -2.12468 55.050717, -2.124708 55.050698, -2.124736 55.050711, -2.124784 55.050677, -2.124608 55.050593, -2.124448 55.050518))) | HUMSHAUGH HAUGHTON NY 97 SW 2/237 Haughton Mill House, Haughton Mill Cottage, and storage building between GV II Offices and drying shed of paper mill founded 1788 by Captain William Smith; cottage at west end mid-C19. Now two dwellings with garage and storage between and partly above. Squared stone with brick 1st floor, cut and tooled quoins and dressings, cottage coursed rubble with tooled-and-margined dressings. Welsh slate roof except for stone slates to eaves of main building, which has brick stacks. South elevation: Main part 2 storeys, 5 + 3 + 4 bays with pedimented centre set slightly forward. Central flush-panelled door in rusticated surround with heavy triple keystone; 16-pane sash windows (some renewed) under wedge lintels on ground floor. 1st-floor drying shed has large wood-slatted openings, the central one round-arched, those in right part bricked-up and 12-pane sashes (2 renewed) inserted. Hipped roof with 2 ridge stacks and flanking stack to right. Cottage to left 2 storeys, 2 bays. Central rebated segmental arch with inserted Yorkshire sash window under 6-pane overlight. Fixed 12-pane casement on left; 4-pane sashes to right and in gabled half dormers above. Stepped-and-banded end stacks. Included for group value. Historical note. French assignats were forged here in 1793, to lower the value of the currency of the revolutionary French government. The mill had ceased working by 1888. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-05-24 | ||||
| 1303192 | East Kyloe Tower | 1303192 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.907585 55.651317, -1.907779 55.651317, -1.90778 55.65124, -1.90759 55.651239, -1.907585 55.651317))) | NU 03 NE KYLOE EAST KYLOE 7/62 East Kyloe tower 6/5/52 (formerly listed as Kyloe Pele Tower) II Tower. Probably C14. Squared stone. Standing to c.15 ft., i.e. to top of ground floor. South side stands c.1O ft. higher. c.36 ft. square. Slit window on west side. Another slit window on east side now enlarged and part of much later entrance. Original door blocked and covered by farmbuildings on south side. Interior: Walls 8 ft. thick. Tunnel vault with corbels for former flooring. Deep splays to both slit windows. Remains of newel stair, in thickness of wall in south-west corner, has small pointed tunnel-vaulted antechamber and one doorway with truncated triangular head; the other doorway has pointed arch. Ancient Monument. , | 2013-01-29 | 1952-05-06 | ||||
| 1303197 | Bell Headstone Approx 20 Yards South West Of Church Of St Mary | 1303197 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.692354 55.159484, -1.692344 55.159474, -1.692323 55.159482, -1.692335 55.159492, -1.692354 55.159484))) | MORPETH HIGH CHURCH NZ 1985 24/234 Bell headstone approx 20 yards south west of Church of St. Mary GV II Headstone. 173? to Thomas Bell. Small sandstone tablet with segmental pedimented top. Inscription on east side. Reverse has Ionic columns carved with foliage and a large high relief carving of a boy holding a snake. Above him the words 'memento mori'. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-08-22 | ||||
| 1303200 | Railway Bridge 50 Metres South Of The Spittal | 1303200 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.489925 54.966407, -2.490012 54.966468, -2.490308 54.966448, -2.490197 54.966392, -2.489925 54.966407))) | GREENHEAD A 69(T) NY 66 SE 687636 (North side) 15/64 Railway bridge, 50 metres south of The Spittal II Railway bridge, c.1836. Possibly by Benjamin Green for the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Co. Dressed, tooled-and-margined sandstone; arch has brick- lined tunnel. Both faces similar. Wide segmental skew arch with rusticated voussoirs. Parapet, above dentilled chamfered band, has paired end piers which break forward. Late C20 brick coping courses on parapet and iron railings are not of special interest. , | 2013-01-29 | 1987-07-27 | ||||
| 1303202 | Cottages And Stables C 35 Yards North-East Of Fenwick Steads Farmhouse | 1303202 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.874496 55.649257, -1.87491 55.649317, -1.875024 55.649068, -1.874938 55.649055, -1.874847 55.649254, -1.874468 55.649197, -1.874444 55.649249, -1.874496 55.649257))) | NU 03 NE KYLOE FENWICK STEADS 7/67 Cottages and stables c.35 yards north-east of Fenwick Steads Farmhouse GV II Stables and cottages. Early C19. Dressed stone with pantiled roof and brick chimneys. 2 ranges at right-angles. Single storey. East range is cottages. Irregular openings with 2 plank doors, three 12-pane sashes,one 9-pane sash and one 16-pane sash. North range stables and cottage. 6 bays. 3 plank doors, one stable door and one 12-pane sash. Steeply-pitched gabled roofs with flat coping and 3 ridge stacks. , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-05-15 | ||||
| 1303209 | Linnels Bridge | 1303209 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.071863 54.949609, -2.071874 54.949566, -2.071644 54.949566, -2.071598 54.949557, -2.071597 54.949597, -2.071863 54.949609))) | HEXHAMSHIRE LOW QUARTER B 6306 Linnels NY 96 SE 3/210 Linnels Bridge II Bridge, probably 1698 incorporating inscribed tablet from predecessor of 1581. Squared stone. Segmental arch with recessed voussoirs, splayed abutments. Parapets with chamfered coping; flat-coped C20 approach walls. Raised tablet (same design on each face, better preserved on north) on centre of northern parapet has flanking pilasters, entablature with beaded moulding and round-arched pediment; inscription in raised lettering now largely illegible: GOD PRESARVE WMFOIRA ERENGTON, BELLDETE THIS BREGE OF LYME AND STONE 1581 , | 2013-01-29 | 1986-06-18 | ||||
| 1303237 | Walls And Gatepiers To Warkworth Station | 1303237 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.633605 55.353612, -1.63353 55.353694, -1.63337 55.353686, -1.63336 55.353698, -1.63349 55.353713, -1.633546 55.353712, -1.633635 55.353619, -1.63364 55.353538, -1.633548 55.353483, -1.633528 55.353483, -1.633525 55.353496, -1.633608 55.353544, -1.633605 55.353612))) | NU 20 NW WARKWORTH WARKWORTH STATION 10/354 Walls and gate piers to Warkworth Station GV II Walls and gate piers, c1850. Squared tooled stone with cut dressings. Steps up to Station portico are flanked by garden gates; square piers with chamfered plinths and pyramidal caps. 0.6-metre-high serpentine walls with pitched coping; that on left with opening to yard, continues for short distance alongside road. Included for group value. , | 2013-01-29 | 1988-09-01 | ||||
| 1303244 | The Court House | 1303244 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.685322 55.165284, -1.685425 55.165288, -1.685529 55.165262, -1.685551 55.165281, -1.68565 55.165241, -1.685599 55.165198, -1.685719 55.16515, -1.685645 55.165087, -1.68563 55.165087, -1.68559 55.165053, -1.685592 55.165044, -1.685518 55.164982, -1.685396 55.16503, -1.685347 55.164987, -1.685245 55.165027, -1.685266 55.165045, -1.685193 55.165092, -1.685161 55.165149, -1.685177 55.165205, -1.685223 55.165245, -1.685237 55.165256, -1.685322 55.165284))) | MORPETH CASTLE BANK NZ 2085 25/217 The Court House 11.8.50 GV II* Former courthouse, and gateway to former gaol; now restaurant and apartments. 1822 by John Dobson. Ashlar. Castellated Gothic style. Massive square front block with square side towers and 8-sided apsidal back. 3 storeys, 3 bays. Central Tudor-arched carriage entry in 2-storey pointed-arched recess with triple-chamfered arch; 2-light Decorated window on 1st floor and very large Civic crest on second floor. Canted outer bays have large broached buttresses at the corners. Small diamond-paned windows with shouldered lintels on 1st floor and large mullioned-and-transomed crosses with shouldered lintels on 2nd floor. Battlemented parapet on large close-set triple-stop corbels. Vaulted passageway through building has one bay of rib vault then pointed tunnel vault with transverse ribs. Interior: Gothic, stone imperial stair with plaster lierne vault. Former courtroom, now bar and restaurant, has elaborate Tudor-Gothic ceiling divided into 8 large triangles with large moulded principal ribs on arched braces; each triangle sub-divided by smaller ribs and cross ribs and with tracery at the apex. 8-sided, canted stone screen with 8 pointed-arched doorways, and pierced parapet with Tudor-rose panels. , | 2013-01-29 | 1950-08-11 | ||||
| 1303245 | Cheviot Farmhouse With Cottage And Stable Attached | 1303245 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.033904 55.084531, -2.033904 55.084539, -2.033755 55.084544, -2.033762 55.084597, -2.034307 55.084576, -2.034312 55.084613, -2.034476 55.084607, -2.034473 55.084577, -2.034513 55.084575, -2.034506 55.084507, -2.033904 55.084531))) | NY 97 NE WHITTINGTON HALLINGTON 11/107 Cheviot Farmhouse with cottage and stable attached II Farmhouse, attached cottage, tack room and stable. C18. Dressed stone with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys. A single range with 3-bay house on left. It has central 6-panelled door in alternating-block surround. Ground-floor windows 4-pane sashes in C19 surrounds. 1st floor windows are 16-pane Yorkshire sashes. Steeply-pitched roof with flat coping and stone corniced end stacks. Lower, 2-storey, 2-bay cottage to right. 6-panelled door and 4-pane sashes. Next a tack room and stable with granary over under continuous roof. ?-slatted windows, 2 plank doors and later double sliding door to garage on right. Gabled roof. Small ridge stack to cottage. , | 2013-01-29 | 1985-09-05 |
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