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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Burnopfield and Dipton Area


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Burnopfield and Dipton Electoral Ward (unparished area), County Durham, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Notes
Lintz Green House 1240737 II C18th Lintz Green
Burnopfield War Memorial 1433856 II 1921 Buropfield
Nos. 30 and 32, Front Street 1260824 II c.1840 Buropfield
Bridge East of A694 Leading to Lintzford House (T and W Bridge No 766) 1025173 II C18th Lintzford
Burnopfield House 1240869  II* C18th Buropfield
Caretaker's House of Former Leazes Board School 1240955 II 1893 Buropfield
Church of St John 1240728 II 1886 Dipton
Farm Outbuildings East of Leap Mill Farmhouse 1240814 II C18th Buropfield
Former Leazes Board School 1240954 II 1893 Buropfield. Now Buropfield Community Hall
Former Paper Mill 1260859 II c.1840 Lintzford
Friarside Chapel 1240894  II* C14th Ruins. Scheduled Ancient Monument
Gate Piers and Walls in Front of Pontop Hall 1240731 II C18th  
Leap Mill Farmhouse and Aqueduct Wall, with Pigsty/Henhouse Attached 1240813  II* C18th  
Leazes Hall 1240738 II C18th Buropfield
Lintzford House 1240733 II C18th Lintzford
Mill Race Reservoir Retaining Wall and Sluice South of Leap Mill Farmhouse 1240815 II C18th Buropfield
Mill Race Walls and Sluice with Piers and Sluice Keepers Shelter Adjacent 1260860 II c.1840 Lintzford
Pontop Hall 1240730  II* C17th nr. Dipton
St Patrick's Congregation War Memorial, Dipton 1430731 II 1921 Dipton
Walls and Piers in Front of Number 30 and 32 1240818 II c.1840 Buropfield
Walls in Front of Former Leazes Board School and Caretaker's House 1240956 II 1893 Buropfield
Walls, Piers and Railings at Entrance to Lintz Green House 1260854 II C19th Lintz Green

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.

Burnopfield Lintz Green House Friarside Chapel, nr Burnopfield War Memorial, Burnopfield Church of St John, Dipton Burnopfield Community Centre Pontop Hall
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Lintz Green House
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Lintz Green House
- Lintz Green House, by the B6310 road at Lintz Green dates from the mid 18th century, with 1828  extensions (dated on rain water heads). The rear stairs are said to …
War Memorial, Burnopfield
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War Memorial, Burnopfield
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial is located at the junction of Front Street and New Road in Burnopfield. The memorial was made by W Ayton and Sons of …
Friarside Chapel, nr Burnopfield
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Friarside Chapel, nr Burnopfield
- Overview Map High Friarside Hospice was a Medieval leper hospital, located just south of the River Derwent, north of Burnopfield and south of Rowlands Gill, in County Durham. The hospital was founded …
Church of St John, Dipton
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Church of St John, Dipton
- Overview Map Street View St Joh's is a former church on Front Street in Dipton. St John the Evangelist Church was built 1885-1886 to the designs of Oliver and Leeson. …
Burnopfield Community Centre
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Burnopfield Community Centre
- Overview Map Street View Burnopfield Community Centre is located on Syke Road in Buropfield. The Jacobean style building dates from 1893 and was originally built as Leazes Board School. The school opened …
Pontop Hall
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Pontop Hall
- Overview Map Street View Pontop Hall, located a short distance north of Dipton, is a farmhouse which dates from the late 17th century, with later alterantions. The building is Grade II* …

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