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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Chester-le-Street
Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, from the National Heritage List for England[1] and Notable Unlisted Buildings from the Chester-le-Street Conservation Area.[2] Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.
| Structure | List No. | Grade | Built~ | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church of St Mary and St Cuthbert | 1120955 | I | C13th | |
| Chester New Bridge | 1323102 | II* | C15th | Part in C-le-S, part in Bournmoor CP |
| Piers, Walls, Gates and Railings at East Lodge, Hermitage Park | 1120953 | II | ||
| Railway Viaduct East of the Hermitage | 1311261 | II | ||
| United Reformed Church | 1120956 | II | 1814 | Bethel URC, Low Chare |
| Hermitage Hospital and Attached Former Stables and Coach House | 1120954 | II | ||
| Brewery House | 1120957 | II | 1767 | |
| Pelton Fell Cenotaph and memorial gates | 1438974 | II | ||
| Queens Head Hotel | 1311230 | II | C18th | Front Street |
| Railway Viaduct over Chester Burn | 1159006 | II | ||
| Lumley Castle Grounds | 1001395 | II | Listed Park and Garden. (parts in C-le-S) Lumley Castle | |
| Lambton Castle Grounds | 1001438 | II | Listed Park and Garden. (parts in C-le-S) Lambton Castle | |
| GW Horners PH, 2 Front Street | - | Local | C20th | |
| No. 6 Front Street | Local | c.1800 | ||
| Red Lion PH, 10 Front Street | Local | C19th | ||
| Nos. 8-20 Front Street | Local | c.1912 | ||
| No. 24 Front Street | Local | |||
| Nos. 30 - 36 Front Street | Local | c.1930s | Former Woolworths | |
| Nos. 44 - 46 - 48 Front Street | Local | c.1920s | ||
| Nos. 58 - 60 Front Street | Local | C19th | ||
| Nos. 62 - 66 Front Street | Local | C18th | ||
| Nos. 74 - 76 Front Street | Local | Former PH | ||
| No. 84 Front Street (previously the Crown Inn) | Local | C20th | ||
| No. 86 Front Street | Local | |||
| Nos. 88 - 90 Front Street | Local | |||
| No. 100 Front Street (previously Lloyds Bank) | Local | |||
| No. 118 Front Street | Local | C20th | ||
| No. 3 Front Street | Local | |||
| Nos. 19 - 23 Front Street | Local | C19th | ||
| Co-operative Store | Local | 1930s | On site of C19th Co-op | |
| Nos. 39 - 45 Front Street | Local | C19th | ||
| Nos. 47 - 49 Front Street | Local | |||
| No. 51 Front Street | Local | |||
| Nos. 53 - 55 Front Street and 57 - 59 Front Street | Local | |||
| No. 61 Front Street, Clems | Local | 1896 | ||
| Nos. 69 - 71 Front Street | Local | |||
| Nos. 73 - 75 Front Street | Local | |||
| Nos. 77 - 83 Front Street | Local | |||
| The Lambton Arms PH | Local | 93 - 97 Front Street | ||
| Bridge End | Local | C19th | North of Bridge End Chambers | |
| The Bridge PH | Local | 1895 | Bridge End, corner of Picktree Lane | |
| TA Centre, Picktree Lane | Local | 1914 | ||
| Former Mechanics Institute | Local | 1826 | Bridge End/Newcastle Road | |
| Central Methodist Church | Local | 1902 | North Burns | |
| Nos. 21 - 23 North Burns | Local | |||
| Market Tavern | Local | South Burns | ||
| Glebe Cottage/Tewart Cottage | Local | 1887 | ||
| No’s 1 – 9, Ashley Terrace | Local | 1878 | ||
| Ashley House | Local | C19th | Ashley Terrace/Morningside Court | |
| Cedric Cottage and Athelstan, Morningside Court | Local | C19th | ||
| Greenbank Terrace | Local | 1888 | ||
| Diamond Lodge, Station Road | Local | 1880 | former Wesleyan Chapel | |
| Butcher’s Arms | Local | Middle Chare | ||
| Community Centre, Newcastle Road | Local | 1928 | ||
| Co-operative Funeral Services, 1 Newcastle Road | Local | c20th | ||
| Cestria Primary School | Local | 1909 | former Parish School | |
| Old Rectory | Local | |||
| Wear View and Lyndale | Local | C19th |
Primary sources: [1] 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. [2] Conservation Area Appraisal Chester-le-Street (December 2013).
Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings (identifying listed buildings in East, South, and West Central electoral wards) and Keys to the Past.
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Church of St Mary and St Cuthbert, Chester-le-Street
- Overview About the Church Map Street View The parish church of St Mary and St Cuthbert is a Church of England church in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, England. The site …
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Chester New Bridge, near Lambton Castle
- Overview Map Street View Chester New Bridge is a single-track road bridge over the River Wear, located to the east of Chester-le-Street and about 1 mile west of Lambton Castle. …
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Queens Head, Chester-le-Street
- Overview Map Street View The Queen's Head is set back off Front Street in Chester-le-Street. Built as a coaching inn, the building dates from the early to mid 18th Century, …
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Bethel URC Church, Chester-le-Street
- Overview Map Street View Bethel United Reformed Church is located on Low Chare in Chester-le-Street. The building, formerly Bethel Congregational Chape, was originally built in 1814, then remodelled in 1860. …
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Lambton Arms, Chester-le-Street
- Overview Map Street View The Lambton Arms Hotel is located on Front Street in Chester-le-Street. It was originally built as a coaching inn at a time when Front Street formed …
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Railway Viaduct over Chester Burn
- The red brick railway viaduct at the west end of South Burns is an important feature of the townscape of Chester-le-Street. The viaduct was built in 1868 for the North- Eastern …
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Church of St Mary and St Cuthbert, Chester-le-Street
- Overview About the Church Map Street View The parish church of St Mary and St Cuthbert is a Church of England church in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, England. The site …
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Chester New Bridge, near Lambton Castle
- Overview Map Street View Chester New Bridge is a single-track road bridge over the River Wear, located to the east of Chester-le-Street and about 1 mile west of Lambton Castle. …
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Queens Head, Chester-le-Street
- Overview Map Street View The Queen's Head is set back off Front Street in Chester-le-Street. Built as a coaching inn, the building dates from the early to mid 18th Century, …
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Bethel URC Church, Chester-le-Street
- Overview Map Street View Bethel United Reformed Church is located on Low Chare in Chester-le-Street. The building, formerly Bethel Congregational Chape, was originally built in 1814, then remodelled in 1860. …
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Lambton Arms, Chester-le-Street
- Overview Map Street View The Lambton Arms Hotel is located on Front Street in Chester-le-Street. It was originally built as a coaching inn at a time when Front Street formed …
