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High Leam (Corsenside)


High Leam is a farm/hamlet in Northumberland, located just off the A68 road, about ¼mile north-west of the village of West Woodburn. The farmhouse at High Leam dates from the early 19th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heriatage List for England.[1] A range of farm buidings to the north of the farmhouse date from the 18th century and are also Grade II listed buildings.[2] High Leam is possibly the site of a deserted medieval village, but currently there is little direct evidence of this.[3] High Leam is part of Corsenside Civil Parish. Low Leam is located about 1 mile south-west of High Leam.

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HIGH LEAM FARMHOUSE - Corenside - List Entry
- House. Early C19. Ashlar with random rubble to rear and to lower wing on right. Welsh slate roof. Central-staircase plan. 2 storeys, 3 bays. 3 steps up to 8-panelled door …
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FARMBUILDINGS TO NORTH AND WEST OF HIGH LEAM FARMHOUSE - Corenside - List Entry
- Farmbuildings. C18 and early C19. Random rubble with Welsh slate roof and some local slate. E-shaped. 2-storey rear range with 6 segmental arches to animal shelters and cartsheds on ground …
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Highleam deserted medieval village (Corsenside)
- It has been claimed that there was a medieval village at Highleam. However, no supporting information is yet known....
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