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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Belford with Middleton


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Belford with Middleton, Northumberland, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Note
Nos. 1 and 2, Clark Place 1233353 II C18th Belford. Former dairy.
Nos. 1 and 3, High Street 1276674 II    
No. 1, Church Street 1233318 II C19th Belford
No. 1, West Street 1233781 II    
Nos. 12 14 and 16, High Street 1276609 II    
Nos. 18 20 and 22, High Street 1233424 II    
Nos. 2 and 3, Market Place 1276613 II C19th  
No. 2, High Street 1233421 II    
No. 2, West Street 1276434 II    
Nos. 24 and 26, High Street 1233425 II    
No. 28, High Street 1276610 II    
Nos. 3, 4 and 5, Clark Place 1276673 II c.1820 Belford
Nos. 3 and 5, West Street 1233782 II    
No. 3, Church Street 1233319 II C18th Belford
No. 3, North Bank 1233775 II    
Nos. 32 and 34, High Street 1276611 II    
Nos. 33 and 35, High Street 1276606 II    
No. 36, High Street 1233451 II    
Nos. 38-46, High Street 1233427 II    
Nos. 4 and 6, High Street 1276608 II    
Nos. 4-7, Church Street 1233320 II c.1820 Belford
Nos. 48 and 50, High Street 1233467 II    
Nos. 52 and 54, High Street 1233428 II    
Nos. 5a 5b and 7, High Street 1233410 II    
Nos. 8 and 10, High Street 1233423 II    
No. 9, High Street 1233322 II    
Belford Hall 1233314  I 1756 Belford
Belford Hall (grounds) 1001574 II C18th Belford Listed park and garden
Belford Station 1233783 II 1847 Belford Former station building.
Enclosure and chapel, 295m north west of North Bank Cottage 1006515 n/a Medieval Scheduled Monument. Ruins
Belford Mains Farmhouse 1233317 II 1820  
Belford War Memorial 1391869 II 1922 Belford
Brown Headstone Circa 15 Yards East of Church of St Mary 1276614 II 1814 Belford
Church of St Mary 1276454 II C12th Belford
Craggyhall Farmhouse and Attached Stable 1276626 II C18th Craggyhall
Erskine Manse 1276433 II C18th House, former Presbyterian manse.
Farmbuildings and Cottages Circa 60 Yards North of Newlands House 1233773 II C18th Newlands
Garages and Outbuildings South and West of the Blue Bell 1233716 II c.1820  
Garden Wall Circa 20 Yards East of Number 4 1233321 II C18th Belford Clark Place
High Mousen Farmhouse 1233776 II C19th  
Ice House Circa 40 Yards North of Belford Hall 1233316 II c.1818  
Limekiln Circa 1/2 Mile North of Warenton Farm 1233778 II C18th  
Limekiln Circa 50 Yards North West of Craggyhall Farmhouse 1233405 II C19th Craggyhall
Limekiln Circa 700 Yards North of Warenton 1233777 II C19th  
Market Cross in Front of Blue Bell Hotel 1276612 II C18th Belford
Newlands East Lodge 1233774 II C19th Newlands
Newlands House 1276431 II C18th Newlands
Osborne House 1233426 II    
South Gateway to Belford Hall 1233416 II    
South Lodge to Belford Hall 1276607 II    
Taits Shop W Pattersons Shop and Flats Above 1233430 II    
The Black Swan Hotel 1233429 II C19th Belford
The Blue Bell Hotel 1233431 II C18th Belford. Former coaching inn.
The Croft 1276675 II    
The Old Vicarage 1276432 II    
The Post Office 1276672 II C19th Belford House, now B&B.
The Villa 1233323 II C19th Belford High Street
Watch House Circa 20 Yards South West of Church of St Mary 1233432 II    
Well Circa 10 Yards North of Westhall 1233780 II    
Westhall Courtyard Wall and Attached Outbuildings 1233779 II    
Limekiln Circa 600 Yards South West of Dicks Oldwalls 1234460 II C19th nr. Middleton
Middleton Hall 1233967 II 1871 Middleton
Mill House 1276157 II C18th Middleton
Navigation Beacons at North End of Ross Links 1233970 II   nr. Middleton
Old Farmhouse 1234269 II   nr Middleton

Primary source: the National Heritage List for England - NHLE is the register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, protected wrecks, registered parks and gardens, and battlefields. The list is maintained by Historic England. Check NHLE for updates and new entries.
Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings and Keys to the Past.

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Church of St. Mary
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Church of St. Mary
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the parish church of Belford. The church dates from the 12th century; the chancel was restored in 1828 by John Dobson. The nave …
Belford War Memorial
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Belford War Memorial
- The war memorial in Belford was unveiled on the 26th of March 1922 by Dr. James McDonald, and dedicated by Rev. F. Goodburn Buffey.[1] The memorial, a "stone of remembrance", located …
Middleton Hall, Middleton
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Middleton Hall, Middleton
Belford Hall
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Belford Hall
- Overview About Belford Hall Map Belford Hall is a large country house at the north-east of Belford, built from 1754 to 1756 by James Paine for Abraham Dixon. It was …
Market Cross
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Market Cross
- Overview Map Street View The Market Cross stands in the Market Place in Belford, opposite the Blue Bell Hotel. The cross dates from the 18th or early 19th century, and it's …
The Black Swan Hotel
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The Black Swan Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Black swan Hotel is located at the north end of the Market Place in Belford. The inn was built in the early 19th century and …
The Blue Bell Hotel
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The Blue Bell Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Blue Bell Hotel is located in the Market Place in Belford. It was built in the 18th century as a coaching inn. The Blue Bell …
No. 1, Church Street, Belford
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No. 1, Church Street, Belford
- No. 1 Church Street in Belford is an early 19th century house, which is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
Post Office House
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Post Office House
- Post Office House, no. 2 Church Street, in Belford is the former Post Office, now providing bed and breakfast accommodation. It was built in the mid-19th Century as post office, …
Nos. 4 - 7, Church Street, Belford
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Nos. 4 - 7, Church Street, Belford
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 4 - 7, Church Street in Belford are a terrace of 4 houses built in c.1820. The houses are Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
No. 3 Church Street, Belford
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No. 3 Church Street, Belford
- Overview Map Street View No3, Church Street Belford was built in the 18th century and is the oldest house on the street. It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
Craggyhall Farmhouse
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Craggyhall Farmhouse
Lime Kiln near Craggyhall Farm
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Lime Kiln near Craggyhall Farm
Nos 1 & 2, Clark Place
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Nos 1 & 2, Clark Place
- Overview Map Street View The two houses at Nos 1 & 2 Clark Place in Belford, were formerly one house with an attached dairy. They were originally built in the …
Nos 3, 4 & 5, Clark Place
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Nos 3, 4 & 5, Clark Place
- Overview Map Street View Nos 3, 4, & 5 are a terrace of three houses on Clark Place in Belford. They were built in c.1820, around the core of an earlier …
Newlands East Lodge
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Newlands East Lodge
Belford Station (1847 - 1968)
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Belford Station (1847 - 1968)
- Overview Map Street View Belford Station closed on the 29th of January 1968. The former station is located just over half a mile east of Belford. It was built in …

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