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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| 1370984 | Church Hall Attached To Rear Of Number 12 | 1370984 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.162731 55.720409,-2.162974 55.720442,-2.162965 55.720466,-2.163013 55.720472,-2.163064 55.720324,-2.162964 55.720309,-2.162937 55.720377,-2.162756 55.720353,-2.162731 55.720409))) | NORHAM PEDWELL WAY NT 8947 12/98 Church hall attached to rear of No. 12 GV II School, now used as village hall. Early C19. Random rubble with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Mullion-and-transom cross windows on ground floor, 2-light mullioned windows above, some with diamond-paned casements. Separate doorways to each floor in wooden lean-to on left return. Blank quatrefoils in each gable. Gabled roof with 2 symmetrically-placed corniced stacks rising from front wall. Single-storey wing containing toilets and a garage projecting to rear. , | 1988-02-11 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1370985 | Milepost Circa 1/2 Mile South Of Murton White House | 1370985 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.036557 55.726934,-2.036582 55.726928,-2.036589 55.726919,-2.036585 55.726907,-2.036557 55.726898,-2.036527 55.726910,-2.036533 55.726928,-2.036557 55.726934))) | ORD B 6354 NT 94 NE (West side) 6/104 Milepost c.? mile south of Murton White House II Milepost. Early C19. Cast iron. Oval top with 2 oval facets on short fluted post. Inscribed on one face BER (Berwick) and on the other ETAL 3 7 MILES MILES , | 1988-02-11 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1370986 | Ord House | 1370986 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.030655 55.757461,-2.030695 55.757534,-2.030784 55.757519,-2.030757 55.757467,-2.030827 55.757462,-2.030835 55.757479,-2.030898 55.757469,-2.030887 55.757447,-2.030961 55.757435,-2.030988 55.757486,-2.031073 55.757472,-2.031034 55.757397,-2.030951 55.757411,-2.030869 55.757255,-2.030653 55.757291,-2.030735 55.757447,-2.030655 55.757461))) | ORD EAST ORD NT 95 SE 2/107 Ord House 22.12.69 II House. Early C18 for the Orde family, new facade and front rooms added 1789 for William Grieve. Ashlar with concrete tile roof. Double span with staircase wing projecting to rear. 2 storeys plus basements and attics, 5 bays. 8 steps,with C20 railings, up to central 6-panel door, and fanlight with intersecting glazing bars,in open- pedimented surround with attached Tuscan columns. Basement has blank windows. Elsewhere C20 sashes in raised surrounds. Eaves cornice and 3-bay pediment. Gable roof with rendered end stacks. On each return a straight join between the two builds marked by down pipes with rainwater heads dated 1789. Lower 2-storey, 2-bay square pavilions attached to rear corners of older section. Windows in raised surrounds. Steeply-pitched swept, hipped roofs in Scottish slate. Interior. The front rooms have late-C18 interiors including, in the former dining room, (now family room), a pine fireplace with delicate gesso decoration and Ionic pilasters with Adam-style necking; palmette frieze and elaborately enriched cornice. Drawing room has a fireplace which is bolder, with enriched cornice-shelf on big scrolled brackets; plaster frieze of urns, scrolls and palmettes; enriched dentil cornice. A similar pine and gesso fireplace on 1st floor. In the rear section, an early-C18 staircase with carved tread ends, turned balusters and boldly-moulded handrail. Also a fireplace with enriched bolection-moulded frieze and egg-and-dart cornice shelf. Raine: North Durham; London, 1852. , | 1969-12-22 | 1969-12-22 | ||||
| 1370987 | Outbuildings To Rear Of Bridge Mill | 1370987 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.955096 55.691357,-1.955229 55.691359,-1.955231 55.691490,-1.955320 55.691490,-1.955317 55.691345,-1.955229 55.691345,-1.955228 55.691316,-1.955098 55.691314,-1.955096 55.691357))) | ANCROFT Al NU 04 SW (West side, off) 10/6 Outbuildings to rear of Bridge Mill GV II Former byre, stable and forge, now garage and stores. C18. Random rubble with dressings; Scottish slate roof. L-plan. Single storey. Longer range to right 4 bays with stable-type door to right, 9-pane window in 3rd bay, boarded door and boarded sliding door to left, all in alternating-block surrounds. Gabled roof. Byre to left: 2 bays with boarded doors. Included for group value. , | 1988-02-11 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1370988 | Smith Gravestone Circa 6 Yards West Of Church Of St Anne | 1370988 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.998439 55.700077,-1.998466 55.700068,-1.998466 55.700050,-1.998444 55.700041,-1.998414 55.700047,-1.998407 55.700056,-1.998411 55.700068,-1.998439 55.700077))) | ANCROFT ANCROFT NU 04 NW 7/9 Smith gravestone c.6 yards west of Church of St. Anne GV II Gravestone to Mary Catherine Smith and others. Early C19. Sandstone. Plain large tablet with shaped top; inscribed:- The Just shall be in Everlasting Rememberance PSALM IIIV 7 To the Memory of Mary Catherine Smith deceased the 20th of Jan 1799 in whom were join'd virtue of Religion to Prudence & afability of Manners, by which she gaind Universal Esteem and was Superiour of the Religious Community who by the Bounty of SIR CARNABY HAGGERSTON Bart. were received and lodgd at his castle during 12 years after the French Revolution. Of which Community are also here interrd Mary Castell, Helen Chadwick, Elizabeth Jackson, Helen Hool, Elizabeth Blundell, Elizabeth Hagan, Jane Philips, Elizabeth Smith, Monica Hagan. May they Rest in Peace. Included for historical interest. , | 1988-02-11 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1370989 | Parson's Tower | 1370989 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.090616 55.630346,-2.090724 55.630421,-2.090848 55.630366,-2.090743 55.630289,-2.090616 55.630346))) | FORD FORD VILLAGE NT 9437 17/102 Parson's Tower GV II Ruined tower, probably a 'Vicar's Pele'. Medieval. Squared stone. Ground- floor entry on south side has been enlarged. Chamfered offset at about 6 ft. above ground. Walls stand to c.12 ft. On east side shallow segmental arch to remains of mural stair. Interior: walls c.7 feet thick. Segmental tunnel-vaulted ground floor. Northumberland County History: Vol. XI. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370990 | 13 | 1370990 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.083830 55.632086,-2.083807 55.632091,-2.083829 55.632127,-2.083921 55.632110,-2.083899 55.632074,-2.083885 55.632074,-2.083859 55.632028,-2.083784 55.632043,-2.083800 55.632072,-2.083820 55.632069,-2.083830 55.632086))) | FORD FORD VILLAGE NT 9437 17/104 No. 13 GV II Cottage. Early-mid C19. Random rubble with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof, brick stack. Single storey, 3 bays with slightly-projecting cross-gabled left bay. Central boarded door with 3-pane overlight under hoodmould. Flanking 2-light windows under hoodmoulds. Gabled roof with flat coping and projecting stone eaves. Renewed ridge stack. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370991 | 8, 10, 12 | 1370991 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.083986 55.631778,-2.084461 55.631695,-2.084445 55.631666,-2.084479 55.631660,-2.084464 55.631628,-2.084429 55.631634,-2.084421 55.631622,-2.083946 55.631706,-2.083960 55.631731,-2.083932 55.631737,-2.083944 55.631758,-2.083971 55.631753,-2.083986 55.631778))) | FORD FORD VILLAGE NT 9437 17/107 Nos. 8, 10, 12 GV II Formerly 10 cottages, later redivided into 3 houses. Early C19. Random rubble with dressings, Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 6 windows. Ground floor irregular. Almost central front door to No. 10 with overlight and hoodmould. To right two single-storey canted bay windows and two 2-light mullioned windows under hoodmoulds. To left three 2-light windows and one bay window. 2-light windows with hoodmoulds on 1st floor. Hipped roof with 5 corniced stacks on front pitch and 5 on rear; they have tall terracotta chimney pots. Doors to Nos. 8 and 12 in porches on returns. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370992 | Garden Wall And Gatepiers Circa 3 Yards North Of Number 14 | 1370992 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.083874 55.631915,-2.083728 55.631931,-2.083722 55.631937,-2.083892 55.631921,-2.083889 55.631913,-2.083874 55.631915))) | FORD FORD VILLAGE NT 9437 17/109 Garden wall and gate piers c.3 yards north of No. 14 GV II Gatepiers and garden wall. Early-mid C19. Dressed stone. Low wall stepping down on left. Large square gatepiers to right. Heavy flat coping. Included for group value. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370993 | Sundial Circa 10 Yards North Of Pallinsburn | 1370993 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.163788 55.644813,-2.163815 55.644804,-2.163815 55.644785,-2.163793 55.644777,-2.163763 55.644783,-2.163756 55.644791,-2.163760 55.644804,-2.163788 55.644813))) | FORD PALLINSBURN NT 83 NE 9/124 Sundial c.10 yards north of Pallinsburn GV II Sundial. Probably early C20. Ashlar, lead and copper. Cruciform base with concave sides; on it 4 standing male figures c.2 ft. high with bent backs and heads bearing the moulded octagonal top with copper dial and gnomon. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370994 | Watchlaw Farmhouse | 1370994 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.060819 55.649793,-2.061048 55.649821,-2.061076 55.649743,-2.061010 55.649735,-2.061019 55.649712,-2.060971 55.649706,-2.060962 55.649730,-2.060848 55.649716,-2.060819 55.649793))) | FORD WATCHLAW NT 93 NE 11/130 Watchlaw Farmhouse II Farmhouse. C18. Ashlar with tiled roof, later brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central gabled porch with boarded door. 12-pane sashes in raised surrounds. Steeply-pitched gabled roof with splayed coping. Catslide roof to rear. Interior not seen. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370995 | Primitive Methodist Chapel | 1370995 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.105459 55.597964,-2.105652 55.597888,-2.105560 55.597812,-2.105360 55.597889,-2.105387 55.597913,-2.105358 55.597924,-2.105395 55.597954,-2.105428 55.597940,-2.105459 55.597964))) | MILFIELD MILFIELD NT 93 SW 14/133 Primitive Methodist Chapel GV II Primitive Methodist chapel. 1855. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Single storey, 3 by 3 bays. Raised alternating quoins. Broad central porch with cornice band and blocking course, angle pilasters and 2-leaf, panelled door in raised surround. Above porch a moulded panel inscribed PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 1855 Tall round-headed, small-pane sashes in raised surrounds. Hipped roof. Similar windows on returns. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370996 | Milepost Half A Mile East Of Felkington | 1370996 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.075619 55.694160,-2.075647 55.694151,-2.075647 55.694133,-2.075619 55.694124,-2.075589 55.694136,-2.075595 55.694154,-2.075619 55.694160))) | DUDDO B 6354 NT 94 SE (North side) 6/48 Milepost about half a mile east of Felkington II Milepost. Early-mid C19. Cast iron. Short fluted post bearing oval top with 2 oval facets. Inscribed on one face BER (Berwick) and on the other ETAL 6 4 MILES MILES , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370997 | Milepost Circa 3/4 Mile South Of Duddo | 1370997 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.102024 55.672661,-2.102049 55.672655,-2.102056 55.672646,-2.102052 55.672634,-2.102024 55.672625,-2.101994 55.672637,-2.102000 55.672655,-2.102024 55.672661))) | DUDDO B 6354 NT 94 SW (North side) 5/50 Milepost c? mile south of Duddo II Milepost. Early-mid C19. Cast iron. Short fluted post bearing oval top with 2 oval facets. Inscribed on one face BER (Berwick) and on the other ETAL 8 2 MILES MILES , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370998 | Former Church Of St James And Attached School Buildings | 1370998 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.100554 55.677442,-2.100562 55.677458,-2.100751 55.677431,-2.100724 55.677371,-2.100677 55.677377,-2.100670 55.677362,-2.100685 55.677360,-2.100661 55.677307,-2.100458 55.677336,-2.100487 55.677401,-2.100531 55.677395,-2.100554 55.677442))) | DUDDO DUDDO NT 94 SW 5/52 Former church of St. James and 22.12.69 attached school buildings II Former church and school. 1832 by Ignatius Bonomi, schoolhouse to rear slightly later. Ashlar with Welsh sate roof. Romanesque style. Church is a single room. 4 bays. Round-headed sash windows with roll-moulded arches and shafts with waterleaf capitals. Chamfered sill string and continuous drip mould. The bays divided by flat pilasters. Corbel table. Gabled roof. West bellcote with round arch. Multi-moulded round-headed west doorway in shallow projection under stone pent roof. East end has 2 similar windows with round window in the gable. Lower L-plan school building to rear has Tudor-arched doorway, double-chamfered mullioned windows and curly bargeboards. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1370999 | Shelter Sheds And Dovecote Circa 40 Yards South West Of Shellacres Farmhouse | 1370999 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.164322 55.682590,-2.163848 55.682909,-2.163918 55.682941,-2.164449 55.682585,-2.164376 55.682552,-2.164322 55.682590))) | DUDDO SHELLACRES NT 84 SE 4/55 Shelter sheds and dovecote c.40 yards south-west of Shellacres Farmhouse II Cartshed and granary with attached dovecote and implement shed. Mid C19. Rubble with ashlar dressings, Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys. Shelter shed has 9 elliptical arches. Above are 11 louvred windows and a pitching door all in chamfered surrounds. To right a taller square, 2-storey dovecote with round arch containing stone screen with 12 pigeon holes. Single-storey store to left. Shelter shed and store have gabled roofs. Dovecote has pyramidal roof with ball finial. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1371000 | Milepost Circa 1/4 Mile South Of Pallinsburn | 1371000 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.165794 55.640440,-2.165821 55.640431,-2.165821 55.640413,-2.165799 55.640404,-2.165769 55.640410,-2.165762 55.640419,-2.165766 55.640431,-2.165794 55.640440))) | FORD A 697 NT 83 NE (East side) 9/58 Milepost c.? mile south of Pallinsburn II Milepost. Early C19. Cast iron. Triangular with steeply-canted top. Inscribed on one face MOR (Morpeth), on the other COR (Cornhill) and on the top LE (London and Edinburgh) 41 3 328 50 , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1371001 | The Blue Bell | 1371001 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.142874 55.637780,-2.143068 55.637830,-2.143047 55.637866,-2.143176 55.637895,-2.143338 55.637944,-2.143356 55.637948,-2.143402 55.637900,-2.143257 55.637857,-2.143269 55.637839,-2.143165 55.637808,-2.143176 55.637794,-2.143155 55.637789,-2.143187 55.637750,-2.143049 55.637715,-2.143018 55.637754,-2.143004 55.637750,-2.143035 55.637711,-2.142948 55.637687,-2.142874 55.637780))) | FORD A 697 NT 93 NW (West side) 10/63 The Blue Bell II Public house, formerly a coaching inn. Late C18. Brick in English Garden Wall Bond. Slightly later additions to rear, random rubble with ashlar dressings; pantiled roofs. Main block 2 storeys, 3 bays. 12-pane sashes in plain reveals with flat brick arches. Right bay has 9-pane sash on 1st floor and, on ground floor, projecting single-storey one-bay wing with 12-pane sash. Gabled roof with tumbled-in brickwork. Two C20 brick ridge stacks. Attached to right a slightly-later single-storey extension also in brick, extended to right in stone later in C19. Doorway to rear. Extension to rear has to left a two-storey, one-bay section with 12-pane sashes and to right a single-storey, 2-bay section. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1371002 | Milepost Beside Ford Castle West Lodge | 1371002 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.096884 55.630712,-2.096912 55.630703,-2.096912 55.630685,-2.096878 55.630676,-2.096856 55.630685,-2.096852 55.630694,-2.096860 55.630706,-2.096884 55.630712))) | FORD B 6353 NT 93 NW (East side) 10/67 Milepost beside Ford Castle West Lodge GV II Milepost. Early-mid C19. Cast-iron. Oval tablet with two oval facets, on short post. Inscribed on one face BEL (Belford)and on the other COR (Cornhill) 15 6 Miles Miles , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1371003 | Crookham Manse And Attached Garden Wall | 1371003 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.131171 55.637180,-2.131303 55.637199,-2.131297 55.637219,-2.131393 55.637232,-2.131437 55.637140,-2.131652 55.637166,-2.131655 55.637159,-2.131440 55.637132,-2.131447 55.637116,-2.131218 55.637081,-2.131171 55.637180))) | FORD CROOKHAM NT 93 NW 10/71 Crookham Manse and attached garden wall II Former Presbyterian Manse, now private house. c.1750, re-roofed and extended to rear mid C19. Ashlar with Welsh slate roof and brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 5 bays. Square plinth and rusticated quoins. Panelled door in architrave. Sash windows in raised stone surrounds. Gabled roof with flat coping and end stacks. Interior: Drawing room has mid C18 panelling altered slightly 1986. Fielded panels with full-height panelled pilasters flanking fireplace. Wood cornice. Elsewhere one 2-panel door and many 6-panel doors, several early C19 fireplaces. Late C19 staircase. Attached to left a garden wall c.8 ft. high and 30 ft. long. Set into it a doorway with alternating-block surround and keystone. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1371004 | Ford Castle | 1371004 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.089984 55.631451,-2.089966 55.631456,-2.090051 55.631548,-2.090725 55.631347,-2.090645 55.631263,-2.090572 55.631285,-2.090496 55.631206,-2.090526 55.631197,-2.090498 55.631167,-2.090447 55.631182,-2.090434 55.631168,-2.090337 55.631199,-2.090411 55.631276,-2.090379 55.631287,-2.090398 55.631308,-2.090315 55.631334,-2.090295 55.631312,-2.090220 55.631336,-2.090246 55.631360,-2.090174 55.631382,-2.090150 55.631356,-2.090109 55.631369,-2.090025 55.631291,-2.089881 55.631341,-2.089984 55.631451))) | FORD FORD CASTLE NT 9437 17/87 Ford Castle 21/9/51 GV I Country house, now field study centre. C14 (licence to crenellate 1338), converted into mansion 1694, given Gothick detail 1761 by George Raffield for Sir John Hussey Deleval. Restored to C17 style, new north wall added and altered internally from 1862 by David Bryce for Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford. Mainly ashlar, medieval work squared stone; stone slate and graduated Lakeland slate roofs. Originally a quadrilateral castle with 4 corner towers; three of these survive but one is now detached (see the Flagpole Tower, item 17/88). Present house E-plan, 3 storeys plus attics. 5-bay centre with projecting porch tower; projecting wings with 4-storey, one-bay stair towers in re-entrant angles. Rusticated basement. Steps up to 2-leaf door. 2-light mullioned windows in basement, cross windows above. Wings have large 4- and 5-light mullioned-and-transomed windows on ground floor. 4-light window above door. C18 modillion cornice and castellated parapet. Gabled roofs with tall diagonally-set stacks of several conjoined shafts. Left return has C18 masonry to right, medieval masonry in centre and C14 King James' Tower to left with blocked arched window on 1st floor and irregular C19 openings. Rear facade has King James' Tower to right with original slit window in sub- basement, blocked window above. The centre is by Bryce with consciously irregular Gothic openings including to the right a stone balcony on large stone brackets and in the centre a large oriel on 4 huge brackets. Tower to left has old masonry with C18 quoins, perhaps a reconstruction of the late C18? Interior: King James' Tower has vaulted basement approached by stairs in thickness of wall with 2-centred arched doorways top and bottom. Pointed tunnel vault with 5 square-section transverse ribs. Walls 15 ft. thick at this level, 8 ft. thick above. On 1st floor 2 pointed-arched doorways, a C16 or C17 ceiling with stop-chamfered main beam and square close-set joists and a stone fireplace with Tudor-arched lintel and moulded surround. On 2nd floor a Gothic room of 1862; mural stair between these floors. In the angle of the east wing a restored 016 newel stair with a fragment of earlier stair in the wall beside it. Elsewhere in the house seven C16 or Cl7 stone fireplaces, one of granite with a bold incised curve in the lintel. Good Arts-and-Crafts-style doors throughout inserted by Lord Joicey, 1907. Country Life: Vol. 89 ( l941) , | 1951-09-21 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1371005 | Ford Castle The Dene Bridge | 1371005 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.093503 55.630769,-2.093641 55.630815,-2.093695 55.630736,-2.093549 55.630716,-2.093396 55.630678,-2.093396 55.630662,-2.093374 55.630670,-2.093342 55.630660,-2.093346 55.630643,-2.093325 55.630654,-2.093253 55.630633,-2.093249 55.630621,-2.093098 55.630544,-2.092971 55.630631,-2.093204 55.630670,-2.093216 55.630664,-2.093273 55.630679,-2.093273 55.630696,-2.093317 55.630695,-2.093320 55.630714,-2.093353 55.630707,-2.093503 55.630769))) | FORD FORD CASTLE NT 9437 17/93 The Dene Bridge II Bridge. 1860-70 for the Marchioness of Waterford. Rock-faced stone. 3 round arches on high battered piers with cornice bands. Chamfered band at base of parapet. Each parapet has 2 corbelled-out triangular passing places. Square end piers and convex quadrant approach walls with similar end piers. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1371006 | Church Of St Michael And All Angels | 1371006 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.089171 55.630279,-2.089320 55.630255,-2.089303 55.630218,-2.089321 55.630215,-2.089348 55.630261,-2.089666 55.630203,-2.089697 55.630214,-2.089714 55.630200,-2.089684 55.630185,-2.089665 55.630153,-2.089694 55.630148,-2.089670 55.630106,-2.089644 55.630111,-2.089625 55.630078,-2.089646 55.630055,-2.089631 55.630048,-2.089610 55.630063,-2.089581 55.630068,-2.089572 55.630051,-2.089523 55.630060,-2.089523 55.630074,-2.089482 55.630076,-2.089471 55.630087,-2.089411 55.630098,-2.089397 55.630094,-2.089325 55.630113,-2.089307 55.630107,-2.089296 55.630117,-2.089321 55.630152,-2.089101 55.630193,-2.089132 55.630249,-2.089156 55.630245,-2.089171 55.630279))) | FORD FORD VILLAGE NT 9437 17/97 Church of St. 21.9.51 Michael and All Angels GV II* Parish church. C13, extensively restored 1853 by John Dobson. Squared stone; nave has Welsh slate roof, chancel clay tile roof. Nave with aisles, south porch, chancel and north vestry; west bellcote. Three-bay nave with porch to left. Each bay has pair of lancets; drip moulds with head stops, the detail of 1853. South-west and south-east angle buttresses are medieval; the eastern one has two trefoiled niches. North aisle of 1853. West projection rising to monumental 2-tier bellcote, with paired lancet bell openings on 1st tier and single lancet above, stone pyramidal roof. Window to north of projection is an original lancet. Five-bay chancel has C19 lancets with head stops. Three-light Geometric east window. Interior: early C13 two-bay south arcade has round piers and bases, octagonal capitals and pointed double-chamfered arches; west pier has dogtooth. Octagonal responds, the west respond with a C13 head stop. North arcade and chancel arch by Dobson. West lancet has shouldered rere-arch. Trefoiled piscina in south- east corner of nave. Six medieval grave slabs or parts of slabs set in floor at west end of nave. Elaborate Decorated stone reredos of 1892 by W.S. Hicks. War memorial of c.1920 in coloured marble with ceramic picture of St. George. Northumberland County History: Volume XI. , | 1951-09-21 | 1951-09-21 | ||||
| 1371007 | Thorntonpark Farmhouse | 1371007 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.095268 55.729787,-2.095356 55.729785,-2.095353 55.729734,-2.095369 55.729734,-2.095362 55.729634,-2.095136 55.729639,-2.095142 55.729740,-2.095263 55.729737,-2.095268 55.729787))) | SHORESWOOD A 698 NT 94 NW (North side) 5/114 Thorntonpark Farmhouse GV II House. c.1830 for the Lord Crewe Estates. Tooled-and-margined ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Double-pile plan with projecting service wing to rear. 2 storeys plus attics, 3 bays. 4 steps up to central 6-panel door with 3-pane overlight. Original 12-pane sashes with sill bands. Chamfered stone guttering supported on close-set small curved stone brackets. Gabled roof with flat coping. Corniced end stacks. To rear a round-headed stair window with intersecting glazing bars. , | 1988-02-11 | 1988-02-11 | ||||
| 1371008 | Branxton House | 1371008 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.167684 55.631068,-2.167748 55.631154,-2.167937 55.631109,-2.167922 55.631089,-2.167937 55.631084,-2.168124 55.631041,-2.168081 55.630984,-2.167895 55.631028,-2.167889 55.631019,-2.167684 55.631068))) | BRANXTON BRANXTON NT 83 NE 9/1 Branxton House II House with former Post Office attached to right. Early C19, Post Office dated 1854 over back door. Rendered with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. House 2 storeys, 3 bays. Thin angle pilaster strips. Central panelled door with overlight in thin stone surround. 12-pane sashes in similar surrounds. Gabled roof with flat coping and brick end stacks. Post Office: Lower 2 storeys, 3 bays with 12-pane sashes on ground floor and shorter 9-pane sashes above, all in raised alternating-block surrounds. Rear of house also symmetrical with central boarded door and 12-pane sashes including large stair window above door. Rear of Post Office is one tall storey to left, 3 bays. Central 2-leaf door with dated lintel; flanking 20-pane shop windows. To right 2-storey section with two 12-pane sashes. Interior has 6-panel doors and shutters. Staircase with cast iron balusters. , | 1988-03-10 | 1988-03-10 | ||||
| 1371009 | Chicken Headstone 19m South Of Chancel Of St Andrew's Church | 1371009 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.859660 55.168138,-1.859641 55.168129,-1.859629 55.168140,-1.859649 55.168147,-1.859660 55.168138))) | HARTBURN HARTBURN NZ 08 NE 9/7 Chicken headstone 19m south of chancel of St. Andrew's church GV II Headstone, 1723. Sandstone. Small stone with depressed ogival top, inscription to Thomas Chicken. Reverse: sunk square panel with crossed spade and shovel with mallet above. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371010 | Evans Headstone 16m South Of St Andrew's Church Porch | 1371010 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.860131 55.168146,-1.860110 55.168137,-1.860100 55.168149,-1.860119 55.168155,-1.860131 55.168146))) | HARTBURN HARTBURN NZ 08 NE 9/10 Evans headstone 16m south of St. Andrew's church porch GV II Headstone, 1774. Sandstone. Curved top with moulded coping; cherub above inscription to Anne, wife of Edward Evans of Wallington. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371011 | Grove Headstone 22m South Of Chancel Of St Andrew's Church | 1371011 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.859784 55.168146,-1.859774 55.168137,-1.859752 55.168144,-1.859765 55.168155,-1.859784 55.168146))) | HARTBURN HARTBURN NZ 08 NE 9/13 Grove headstone 22m south of chancel of St. Andrew's church. GV II Headstone, 1711. Sandstone. Small stone with depressed ogival top, inscription to Martin Grove. Reverse shows sunk square panel with riband inscribed 'MEMENTO MORI' over death's head above crossbones. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371012 | Glass Houses In Walled Garden | 1371012 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.649438 55.195567,-1.648954 55.195603,-1.648967 55.195649,-1.649446 55.195601,-1.649438 55.195567))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST HALL NZ 2289 10/24 Glass houses in Walled Garden GV II Conservatories; eastern pair possibly built as aviary c.1825, western probably late C19. Ashlar, brick, wood, glass. Eastern conservatories, stepped up slope each of 8 bays; glazed openings between pilasters carrying projecting eaves course; angle pilasters continued to ground. Pent glazed roof against garden wall. Western conservatory on rendered brick plinth, 8 bays; left bay has door and gablet above. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371013 | Gate Piers And Screen Wall 500 Metres South West Of Longhirst Hall | 1371013 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.653449 55.190837,-1.653404 55.190840,-1.653385 55.190854,-1.653517 55.190861,-1.653675 55.190925,-1.653775 55.190933,-1.653861 55.190912,-1.653909 55.190884,-1.653967 55.190833,-1.654041 55.190804,-1.654028 55.190797,-1.653973 55.190810,-1.653849 55.190900,-1.653754 55.190920,-1.653667 55.190907,-1.653548 55.190853,-1.653449 55.190837))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST HALL NZ 2288 11/27 Gate piers and screen wall 500 metres south- west of Longhirst Hall GV II Gate piers and screen wall, c.1824, probably by Dobson. Ashlar. Square piers, with chamfered plinth and swept caps carrying ball finials, hold C20 wrought- iron gate. Short section of dwarf wall with plain rails links each pier to a serpentine wall, with gabled coping, running to similar outer piers, without finials. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371014 | Greystones And Garden Walls Attached | 1371014 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.648344 55.197605,-1.648414 55.197599,-1.648392 55.197497,-1.648312 55.197499,-1.648304 55.197507,-1.648196 55.197518,-1.648225 55.197617,-1.648343 55.197605,-1.648316 55.197513,-1.648373 55.197510,-1.648393 55.197595,-1.648342 55.197598,-1.648344 55.197605))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST VILLAGE NZ 2289 (East side) 10/28 Greystones and garden walls attached GV II House, c.1850. Tooled-and-margined ashlar front, rubble to rear; slate roof. 2 storeys, 2 wide bays, symmetrical. Central 4-panel door with 4-pane overlight under trellised wooden porch on dwarf walls with chamfered coping. Porch gable has quatrefoil-latticed bargeboards and finial; flanking renewed 12-pane sashes, similar but smaller windows above with flush surrounds in half-dormers with similar bargeboards. Half-dormers and main roof have orange ridge tiles with quatrefoil piercings; stepped and corniced end stacks. Narrow garden has low walls with chamfered coping, gate and end piers. Returns show similar bargeboards and gable detail. Rear outshut has boarded door and 12-pane Yorkshire sash, in alternating-block surrounds. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371015 | Longhirst Farmhouse | 1371015 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.647826 55.196584,-1.647848 55.196658,-1.647998 55.196643,-1.647967 55.196541,-1.647874 55.196549,-1.647866 55.196539,-1.647814 55.196544,-1.647826 55.196584))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST VILLAGE NZ 2289 (East side) 10/31 Longhirst Farmhouse GV II House, early C19 incorporating older fabric. Squared dressed stone, tooled and margined on front elevation; slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. Central 4-panel door with overlight; 16-pane sash windows. Projecting eaves course. Stepped and corniced right end stack, altered left end stack. Left return shows old 9-pane fixed casement. Outshut to rear with sash windows. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371016 | War Memorial | 1371016 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.647916 55.195971,-1.647943 55.195962,-1.647947 55.195950,-1.647940 55.195941,-1.647911 55.195935,-1.647886 55.195946,-1.647889 55.195962,-1.647916 55.195971))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST VILLAGE NZ 2289 (East side) 10/34 War memorial GV II War memorial c.l919. Ashlar. Cenotaph style. Two steps up to inscribed block plinth carrying tapering slab with small bronze laurel wreath and chamfered angles. Short wing walls, rock-faced to rear. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371017 | 5, Longhirst Village | 1371017 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.648562 55.196427,-1.648437 55.196437,-1.648450 55.196520,-1.648532 55.196516,-1.648527 55.196484,-1.648584 55.196480,-1.648572 55.196426,-1.648562 55.196427))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST VILLAGE NZ 2289 (West side) 10/38 No. 5 20.10.69 GV II House c.1880, incorporating earlier fabric. Tooled-and-margined ashlar; slate roof. 2 storeys, 2 wide bays, symmetrical. Central renewed door under overlight, flanked by paired sash windows; renewed 16-pane sashes above, in half dormers with ornamental bargeboards. All windows in chamfered surrounds. Roof verges overhang eaves, corniced end stacks. Originally the village police house. Included for group value. , | 1969-10-20 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1371018 | 21-23, Longhirst Village | 1371018 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.648690 55.197845,-1.648691 55.197852,-1.648811 55.197844,-1.648787 55.197676,-1.648660 55.197683,-1.648690 55.197845))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST VILLAGE NZ 2289 (West side) 10/44 Nos. 21-23 (consecutive) 20.10.69 GV II Terrace of houses, c.1880 incorporating older fabric to rear. Front squared stone with tooled-and-margined dressings, rear coursed roughly-squared stone; slate roofs. 2 storeys, each 2 bays. Renewed doors, sash windows except for C20 casements in old openings to No. 23. Coped end gables; stepped and corniced end and ridge stacks. , | 1969-10-20 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1371019 | Yard Walls To East Of Middle Moor Farmhouse | 1371019 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.633496 55.197666,-1.633516 55.197772,-1.633533 55.197772,-1.633518 55.197679,-1.633663 55.197670,-1.633650 55.197661,-1.633496 55.197666))) | LONGHIRST MIDDLE MOOR NZ 28 NW 9/48 Yard walls to east of Middle Moor Farmhouse GV II Walls on south and west of two small yards in front of farmbuildings; probably mid-C18. Roughly-squared stone. Western yard wall roughly coped. Stone benches, with raised blocks,grooved for feeding racks, against internal face of eastern wall of each yard; plain bench against south wall of western yard. Included for group value. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371020 | Bockenfield Farmhouse | 1371020 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.719523 55.274343,-1.719523 55.274349,-1.719740 55.274343,-1.719731 55.274239,-1.719450 55.274245,-1.719451 55.274283,-1.719415 55.274284,-1.719417 55.274315,-1.719455 55.274314,-1.719455 55.274325,-1.719522 55.274323,-1.719523 55.274343))) | THIRSTON BOCKENFIELD NZ 19 NE Bockenfield 4/59 Farmhouse II* House, c.1660 by Robert Trollope for the Heron family, incorporating earlier fabric, C19 rear outshut. Front squared stone with dressings, returns large rubble; slate roof. 2 storeys on cellars, 4 bays. Chamfered plinth; end bays flanked by rusticated pilaster buttresses with pineapple finials just below eaves. Central flush-panelled double doors in moulded flat-pointed arch flanked by detached barley-sugar columns carrying pedimented entablature with Heron arms. Above this a blocked circular window in cable-moulded surround, surmounted by raised lozenge-shaped block. Blocked 2-light mullioned cellar windows now partly buried. Three-light transomed windows with raised cable- moulded surrounds to ground floor bay 2, bay 3 and 1st floor bay 4; varied glazing. Other windows altered; that to ground floor bay 4 has C17 fireplace re-used as surround. Coped gables; stepped and corniced end stacks. Returns show earlier walling and blocked square chamfered windows to 1st floor. Interior; dog-leg stair with closed string, column balusters and plain domed handrail. Blocked 2-light mullioned window to stair. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371021 | Milepost Approximately 55 Metres South West Of Thurston New Houses Farmhouse | 1371021 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.723841 55.284063,-1.723868 55.284054,-1.723871 55.284039,-1.723836 55.284027,-1.723811 55.284039,-1.723820 55.284059,-1.723841 55.284063))) | THIRSTON Clll (former Al) NZ 19 NE (East side) Milepost approximately 55 4/57 Metres south west of Thurston New Houses Farmhouse II Milepost, probably mid C19. Cast iron, painted white with black figures. Triangular plan with open back, raised legend. M (Morpeth) 9 / A (Alnwick) 10. Height c.O.75 metres. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371022 | Stable Block Of Former Cresswell Hall | 1371022 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.548615 55.230479,-1.548502 55.230485,-1.548436 55.230188,-1.548332 55.230193,-1.548405 55.230542,-1.549116 55.230513,-1.549074 55.230205,-1.548963 55.230209,-1.549005 55.230465,-1.548782 55.230474,-1.548780 55.230463,-1.548716 55.230465,-1.548717 55.230474,-1.548615 55.230479))) | CRESSWELL CRESSWELL HALL NZ 29 SE 8/1 Stable Block of former Cresswell Hall 20.10.69 GV II Stable block, 1829 by John Shaw for Addison John Cresswell-Baker. Tooled-and- margined ashlar; slate roofs. Imposing ranges on 3 sides of a court closed to south by a wall with flat coping. North range 2 storeys, 7 bays, the central projecting under a clock tower: doorway with cornice on moulded corbels, modillion cornice at eaves level, 3-light mullioned window to 2nd floor. Moulded set-back clock stage with clock faces under garlands. Roman Doric bellcote with square piers distyle in antis on each side and low-pitched pyramidal roof with antefixae. Bays flanking tower have paired carriage entrances with stone lintels beneath moulded cornices; and corniced doorways between end bays. Window openings empty; all openings have chamfered surrounds. Eaves cornice with paired brackets. 4 corniced ridge stacks with conjoined shafts. West range 5 bays with similar detail. Central bay set forward with large archway; imposts, moulded keystone, modillion cornice and parapet over. Roof hipped to left. At far left lower wall with segment-headed arch links with wall closing courtyard on south. East range 4 bays, irregular fenestration. Interior: stone open-well stair in north range behind tower. Derelict and partly roofless at time of survey. Cresswell Hall, built 1821-4, was demolished in 1937. , | 1969-10-20 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1371023 | Gallery 90 Metres East Of Stables | 1371023 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.547315 55.229902,-1.547319 55.229936,-1.547308 55.229991,-1.547271 55.230066,-1.547252 55.230084,-1.547116 55.230163,-1.546895 55.230195,-1.546899 55.230231,-1.546951 55.230232,-1.547072 55.230216,-1.547118 55.230204,-1.547226 55.230154,-1.547301 55.230089,-1.547341 55.230042,-1.547360 55.229984,-1.547356 55.229921,-1.547397 55.229919,-1.547394 55.229899,-1.547315 55.229902))) | CRESSWELL CRESSWELL HALL NZ 29 SE 8/3 Gallery 90 metres east of stables GV II Gallery flanking approach to former Cresswell Hall, c.1824 by John Shaw. Ashlar. Quadrant plan. 16-column arcade linking 2 open square end pavilions; Roman Doric Order with paired square piers. Deep eaves soffit with paired double brackets. Parapets with lattice balustrading above end pavilions. Rear wall (which had a series of niches holding plants) largely fallen. (not shown on O.S. 1:10,000 map). , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371024 | Stable And Paddock Walls To East Of Farmbuildings | 1371024 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.536742 55.220783,-1.536849 55.220819,-1.536721 55.220774,-1.536768 55.220725,-1.536642 55.220687,-1.536808 55.220498,-1.537076 55.220578,-1.536805 55.220495,-1.536634 55.220688,-1.536647 55.220693,-1.536603 55.220740,-1.536742 55.220783))) | CRESSWELL CRESSWELL HOME FARM NZ 29 SE 8/6 Stable and paddock walls to east of farmbuildings GV II Stable and paddock walls, probably c.1830. Squared stone with ashlar dressings. Stable has double doors under segmental arch; window in chamfered surround to left; coped gables with moulded kneelers. To left, shelter shed links with main group of farm buildings. Paddock walls with gabled coping; gateway on south with monolith piers. Taller wall on west with rounded end links to south end of shelter shed. Included for group value. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371025 | Church Cottages | 1371025 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.543883 55.233560,-1.544010 55.233515,-1.544037 55.233541,-1.544103 55.233517,-1.544078 55.233493,-1.544179 55.233458,-1.544125 55.233406,-1.544090 55.233419,-1.544075 55.233403,-1.543816 55.233494,-1.543828 55.233509,-1.543795 55.233520,-1.543820 55.233543,-1.543853 55.233532,-1.543883 55.233560))) | CRESSWELL CRESSWELL VILLAGE NZ 29 SE 8/8 Nos. 1 and 2 Church Cottages GV II Pair of former estate workers' cottages, c.1838. Squared tooled stone with ashlar dressings; slate roofs. 1 storey, 4 bays. Chamfered plinth and eaves course. Casement windows (latticed in no.2) in double-chamfered surrounds. Central shaped gablet with moulded kneelers and coping over Cresswell arms (squirrel rampant). Coped gables with moulded kneelers; 2 stepped and corniced ashlar ridge stacks with conjoined shafts. Flanking set-back porches with boarded doors in chamfered 4-centred arches; moulded kneelers and coping. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371026 | Milestone 30 Metres South Of Entrance East Moor Farm | 1371026 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.570948 55.212521,-1.570923 55.212532,-1.570923 55.212545,-1.570953 55.212557,-1.570980 55.212548,-1.570984 55.212536,-1.570977 55.212527,-1.570948 55.212521))) | NZ 29 SE ELLINGTON A 1068 (East side) 8/14 Milestone 30 metres south of entrance to East Moor Farm II Milestone, late C18. Sandstone. Single stone, triangular plan on square base, height 1.0 m. Base tooled and margined, upper part weatherworn. MORP(ETH) (CRESSW)ELL VII II MILES (MILES). , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371027 | Outbuilding 10 Metres West Of North Linton Farmhouse | 1371027 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.596972 55.224946,-1.596930 55.224946,-1.596929 55.225066,-1.597009 55.225067,-1.597012 55.224946,-1.596972 55.224946))) | ELLINGTON LINTON LANE NZ 29 SE 8/18 Outbuilding 10 metres west of North Linton Farmhouse GV II Stable and cartshed, mid C18, enlarged early C19. South part squared stone, north part old brick. Open-pedimented gable to south; right return shows boarded door flanked by small windows, left return boarded double doors with altered window and 9-pane sash to right. Included for group value. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371028 | Garden Wall 70 Metres North East Of Longhirst Hall And Outbuildings | 1371028 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.648952 55.195707,-1.649218 55.195680,-1.649215 55.195665,-1.649380 55.195646,-1.649368 55.195614,-1.649504 55.195602,-1.649538 55.195573,-1.649639 55.195561,-1.649633 55.195557,-1.649644 55.195549,-1.649640 55.195522,-1.649635 55.195506,-1.649558 55.195516,-1.649576 55.195562,-1.649535 55.195565,-1.649501 55.195595,-1.648942 55.195651,-1.648932 55.195646,-1.648729 55.195665,-1.648684 55.195660,-1.648670 55.195649,-1.648559 55.195273,-1.648536 55.195274,-1.648648 55.195659,-1.648672 55.195673,-1.648732 55.195678,-1.648934 55.195659,-1.648952 55.195707))) | LONGHIRST LONGHIRST HALL NZ 2289 Garden Wall 70 metres north- 10/22 east of Longhirst Hall and 27.9.85 outbuildings GV II Garden walls and outbuildings, c.1825. Wall brick on ashlar plinth, external face brick on east and squared tooled stone on north; outbuildings tooled-and- margined stone with slate roofs. Tall wall, with flat stone coping, runs from pier with moulded stone finial, just south of north-west corner of garden, along north and east sides of garden, stepping uphill on north; northern angles rounded. Boarded doors with alternating-block surrounds on north and east. North external face has pair of attached pent outbuildings. These have panelled doors and sash windows. C20 shed to west not of interest; further west blocked heating ducts in wall and, attached to terminal pier, cartshed with twin entrances divided by stone pier. Glasshouses (q.v.) attached to internal face of north wall. Altered stable block to south-east is not of interest. , | 1985-09-27 | 1985-09-27 | ||||
| 1371029 | Terrace Wall Circa 20 Yards West Of Whitton Grange | 1371029 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.911144 55.304406,-1.911382 55.304396,-1.911395 55.304416,-1.911437 55.304413,-1.911467 55.304423,-1.911476 55.304439,-1.911471 55.304455,-1.911435 55.304475,-1.911386 55.304489,-1.911383 55.304497,-1.911395 55.304505,-1.911477 55.304477,-1.911506 55.304447,-1.911503 55.304422,-1.911484 55.304404,-1.911455 55.304394,-1.911417 55.304393,-1.911413 55.304380,-1.911401 55.304374,-1.911144 55.304389,-1.911135 55.304400,-1.911144 55.304406))) | TOSSON WHITTON NU 00 SE 4/93 Terrace wall c.20 yards west of Whitton Grange Terrace retaining wall. 1921 by Robert Mauchlen. Roughly-dressed stone. L-plan. c.20 yards long and from 6-12 feet high. Has a pronounced batter. Two setback buttresses at the corner. Large semicircular projection on left return. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371030 | Whitton Tower | 1371030 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.912434 55.303564,-1.912479 55.303621,-1.912563 55.303598,-1.912520 55.303545,-1.912590 55.303527,-1.912632 55.303578,-1.912705 55.303558,-1.912755 55.303622,-1.912805 55.303585,-1.912617 55.303351,-1.912479 55.303386,-1.912450 55.303350,-1.912340 55.303380,-1.912357 55.303402,-1.912333 55.303408,-1.912324 55.303395,-1.912280 55.303407,-1.912291 55.303419,-1.912262 55.303426,-1.912311 55.303486,-1.912270 55.303497,-1.912308 55.303541,-1.912327 55.303536,-1.912364 55.303582,-1.912380 55.303579,-1.912386 55.303587,-1.912416 55.303579,-1.912408 55.303571,-1.912434 55.303564))) | TOSSON WHITTON NU OO SE 4/96 Whitton Tower 21.10.53 GV II* Tower house and attached house, originally a 'vicar's pele' and later the rectory; now divided into two units. C14 tower; attached house mid C19. Tower squared stone, house ashlar; Welsh and Lakeland slate roofs. Irregular plan. C19 house in Tudor style. Entrance front entirely C19. 2 storeys, 4 bays. Castellated porch in 3rd bay. Mullioned and mullion-and-transom windows, under hoodmoulds on ground floor, floating cornices on 1st floor. Complex and irregular roofs with elaborate kneelers, shaped gables and large corniced end stacks. Attached to rear, 4-storey tower with chamfered plinth; 2 small slit windows with chamfered surrounds lighting staircase. C19 mullion-and-transom bay window with castellated top. Parapet and corner turrets C19. To rear the shield of the Umfravilles. Interior: Tower walls c.8 ft. thick. Basement has pointed tunnel vault entered by doorway with shouldered lintel; fine ashlar well in floor. Ground floor has high pointed tunnel vault divided into two rooms by later wall. Ground-floor entrance has tunnel-vaulted wall passage whose inner and outer doorways have pointed arches and continuous chamfers; the outer doorway now blocked. A 3rd door, with shouldered lintel, leads from this passage to base of stone newel stair. The staircase has another door also with shouldered lintel, directly into the main vaulted room. Similar original doorways lead from stairs on upper floors. Attached house had cantilevered stair with slender turned balusters. 4 pointed stone arches in hall. Several stone Gothic fireplaces. , | 1953-10-21 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1371031 | Debdon Sawmill And Attached Wall To South West | 1371031 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.899185 55.319433,-1.899206 55.319399,-1.899175 55.319392,-1.899201 55.319354,-1.899303 55.319375,-1.899325 55.319339,-1.899360 55.319342,-1.899377 55.319288,-1.899376 55.319259,-1.899352 55.319195,-1.899334 55.319201,-1.899351 55.319269,-1.899340 55.319325,-1.899331 55.319331,-1.899139 55.319292,-1.899120 55.319329,-1.899141 55.319333,-1.899111 55.319380,-1.899065 55.319370,-1.899033 55.319420,-1.899176 55.319448,-1.899185 55.319433))) | CARTINGTON B 6341 NU 0602 NU 065028 (West side, off) 23/2 Debdon Sawmill and attached wall to south-west II* Powerhouse and sawmill, third quarter of C19. Snecked rock-faced stone with some cut dressings; red clay tile roof. H-plan, single-storeyed except for west part of south wing. West elevation in 3 parts; gable end of north wing on left has 3-light mullioned window above round arch for head goit; recessed centre has doorway and blocked window; gable end of south wing on right has boarded door under timber lintel, with 2-light mullioned window above; on left return is altered 3-light window with 2 cross windows above. To far right is attached retaining wall for approach ramp on south, with heavy flat coping stepping down to right. South elevation in 2 parts: left part has boarded double doors in shouldered arch with timber lintel, under gablet with shaped loop; stepped-and-banded ridge stack to right: lower right part largely concealed by approach ramp. Interior: In north wing is Thompson double vortex turbine by Williamsons of Kendal (with maker's plate). Historical Note: In 1881 Lord Armstrong coupled the turbine to a Siemens horizontal generator to produce the first hydro-electric power source in the world; this lit the first arc lamps in Armstrong's museum at Cragside, and later Joseph Swan's newly-invented incandescent lamps. Listed and graded for historic importance. Adjacent sheds with corrugated iron roofs are not of interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371032 | Old Vicarage | 1371032 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.861344 55.169227,-1.861519 55.169144,-1.861423 55.169077,-1.861377 55.169099,-1.861225 55.168994,-1.861125 55.169043,-1.861114 55.169035,-1.861002 55.169088,-1.861065 55.169131,-1.861147 55.169093,-1.861164 55.169105,-1.861186 55.169094,-1.861253 55.169140,-1.861231 55.169151,-1.861344 55.169227))) | HARTBURN HARTBURN NZ 08 NE 9/35 Old Vicarage (previously listed as 6.5.52 Vicarage) GV II Former vicarage, now 2 houses. North wing medieval, main block probably C16, south-east wing mid-C18; remodelled early C19. North wing coursed rubble, main block heavy rubble heightened in coursed rubble, south-east wing squared tooled stone; slate roofs. West front: main block 3 storeys, 6 irregular bays. C20 glazed door in former window opening with altered sash to left and 2 12-pane sashes to right; lst floor C20 small-paned casements in old openings, and blocked opening to left; all openings in C18 chamfered stone surrounds. 2nd floor small 12-pane Yorkshire sash beneath eaves, 2 similar windows to right and one to left now blocked. Stepped and corniced ashlar end and ridge stacks. To left, projecting end of 2-storey north wing; blocked arch with shouldered segmental head and drawbar tunnel, small chamfered window to right possibly reset, low clasping buttresses at left angle. Coped reverse-stepped gable to right, roof hip-ended to left. South front: gable end of main block shows early Cl9 sashes in older openings. South-east wing 2 storeys, 3 bays, band at lst floor level. Altered door with tall 6-pane overlight in lst bay; 12-pane sash windows. Stepped and corniced ashlar end stacks, that to right with circular stone pot. North front: various sash windows; medieval chamfered plinth which continues on left return. Rear elevation; south-east wing has projecting multi-stepped stack carrying chimney with circular stone pot. Interior; main block, early C18 fireplace in moulded stone surround, panelled shutters and 6-panel doors. North wing, west part ('the tower') has stone barrel vault and old doorway with chamfered jambs, column-on-vase stairhead balustrade. The north wing is probably a C13 or C14 undefended hall house; the 2 opposed doors indicate a passage through the solar undercroft, c.f. Burneside Hall and Lammerside Castle (Westmorland). The thick (O.95m) walls and massive rubble of the main block suggest a C16 date. , | 1986-01-30 | 1952-05-06 | ||||
| 1371033 | Footbridge Over Small Stream 15 Metres East Of B6343 | 1371033 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.863139 55.171305,-1.863155 55.171283,-1.863128 55.171274,-1.863088 55.171327,-1.863118 55.171334,-1.863139 55.171305))) | HARTBURN HART BURN NZ 08 NE 08818634 9/31 Footbridge over small stream 15 metres east of B 6343 II Footbridge, c.1760. Squared stone, lancet arch. Part of Dr. Sharpe's 'improvements' to the rectory grounds, on the footpath formerly giving access to his grotto (q.v.). Decayed at time of survey. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 |
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