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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Staindrop


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Staindrop Civil Parish, 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~ Note
The Old Vicarage and the Surgery 1338631 II    
Staindrop House Rest Home and Wall with Gateway Attached 1121754 II    
Nos. 1 and 2, North Green 1310572 II    
No. 1, Beech Side 1121786 II    
No. 1, Office Square 1310422 II    
No. 10, South Green 1121730 II    
Nos. 11, 12 and 13, West Terrace 1121739 II    
No. 11, Front Street 1121788 II    
No. 13, Front Street 1160118 II    
No. 14, Office Square 1121771 II    
Nos. 15-18, Office Square 1338623 II    
Nos. 17 and 19, Front Street 1310703 II    
No. 2, Front Street 1338615 II    
No. 24, North Green 1121767 II    
Nos. 25 and 26, North Green 1160654 II    
Nos. 25 and 27, Front Street 1338632 II    
No. 27, North Green 1338620 II    
No. 28, North Green 1160684 II    
No. 29, Front Street 1121790 II    
No. 29, North Green 1121768 II    
No. 3, Front Street 1160108 II    
No. 3, North Green 1121761 II    
No. 3, West Terrace 1121737 II    
No. 32, North Green 1338621 II    
No. 39, Front Street 1121791 II    
No. 4, Front Street 1121753 II    
No. 45, Front Street 1338593 II    
Nos. 46 and 47, North Green 1160695 II    
Nos. 47 and 49, Front Street 1365633 II    
Nos. 5 and 6, North Green 1160499 II    
No. 5, Front Street 1338630 II    
No. 5, Office Square 1310432 II    
Nos. 50, 51 and 52, North Green 1121769 II    
No. 51, Front Street 1121792 II    
No. 53, Front Street 1160199 II    
Nos. 54 and 55, North Green 1160720 II    
Nos. 6 and 8, Front Street 1338616 II    
No. 7, Front Street 1121787 II c.1700  
Amberly House and Eale's House 1121735 II C18th South Green
Anvil House 1310520 II C19th North Green. Former smithy.
Caretaker's Flat and Stable, with Adjacent Piers, to No.20 1310474 II c. 1771 North Green
Central Buildings 1121759 II C18th The Green
Church Bridge over Langley Beck 1160070 II C18th  
Church of St Mary 1338594  I C12th C8th foundations
Church View 1121757 II    
Claremont and Brierdene 1310345 II    
Dovecote Attached to No. 32 1160883 II    
Drinking Fountain Approximately 16 Metres East of Central Buildings 1160393 II 1865 The Green
East Masham House and West Masham House 1121763 II    
Ebor House 1338618 II    
Field Byre C.50 Metres East of Staindrop Cemetery 1310722 II    
Former Chapel 1160779 II 1827 Queen Street
Former King's Arms Inn 1310596 II C19th Nos 24, & 26, Front Street.
Garden House 1160933 II    
Garden Wall Along West Side of Garden to South of Nos. 11 and 12 1121731 II    
Garden Walls Enclosing Orchard and Garden South-East of Garden House, with Piers 1121740 II    
Gate Piers, Gates and Overthrow C.200 Metres North-East of Church of St Mary 1121752 II    
Gates Piers and Gates C.50 Metres South-West of Church of St. Mary 1121751 II    
Gazebo Approximately 100 Metres North of No. 4 1121762 II    
Glebe House 1160842 II C18th South Green
Glen Rae and Zetland 1121738 II    
Gorst Hall 1322718 II    
Group of 4 Headstones Approximately 5 Metres West of Church of St. Mary 1338614 II    
Hazledene and Neville House 1160836 II    
Hilrie 1121732 II    
Ivy House 1121772 II    
Lucknow and Lyndhurst 1121736 II    
Milestone Approximately 10 Metres North of No. 34 South Green 1121758 II    
Mulberry House 1338622 II    
Musgrave House and Anthorn House 1121729 II    
Necessary House Approximately 30 Metres West of No. 32, and Wall Attached. 1121734 II    
No 21 and Garden Wall Attached 1121789 II    
No. 32 (Incorporating No.33) (The Deanery) and N0.34 (Garth Cottage), and Wall Attached 1160866 II    
No.9 Including Area Wall and Railings 1160111 II    
North Green 1160531 II C18th House with former shop
Ormulz House 1121764 II    
Piers, Gates, Railings and Walls Around Vane Mausoleum at Church of St. Mary 1310653 II    
Primitive Methodist Chapel 1160151 II 1861 Now Staindrop Methodist Church
Quakers' Rest 1338619 II    
Raby Estate Office 1121770 II    
Raby House 1160590 II    
Sherwood House 1160166 II    
South Entrance Gateway to Raby Castle 1338629 II    
Staindrop Hall 1121755 II    
Stangarth 1322717 II    
Strathmore and Greystone House 1322719 II    
Summerhouse C.60 Metres West of No. 32 1121733 II    
The Lindens 1160486 II    
The Mill 1121760 II    
The Royal Oak 1365629 II    
Vane Mausoleum Approximately 100 Metres North of Church of St. Mary 1121793 II    
Wall Attached to Gazebo Behind No. 4 1338617 II    
Wall Attached to No. 15 with Coach-House Attached 1121765 II    
Wall, Gateway, Carriage-House and Stable Attached 1121756 II    
Walls and Piers to South and East of No.21 1310491 II    
Wesley House and Reklaw House 1160790 II    
Western House 1160902 II    
Westfield House 1121766 II    
Woodcrest 1310374 II    
Raby Castle Grounds 1000732  II*   Listed Park and Garden. Partly in this parish
Scarth Memorial Hall not listed n/a 1875 South Green
Former Wesleyan Chapel Local list n/a 1869 South 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.

Staindrop Civil Parish No. 7, Front Street, Staindrop Old Drinking Fountain, Staindrop Scarth Memorial Hall, Staindrop Staindrop Methodist Church Former Wesleyan Chapel, Staindrop Church of St Mary, Staindrop Staindrop
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Church of St Mary, Staindrop
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Church of St Mary, Staindrop
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No. 7, Front Street, Staindrop
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No. 7, Front Street, Staindrop
- Malvern House, no. 7 Front Street, in Staindrop dates from c.1700. It was once the residence of Attorney General John 'honest Jack' Lee (1733-93). Later, the premises was a sweet …
Old Drinking Fountain, Staindrop
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Old Drinking Fountain, Staindrop
- There is a distinctive drinking fountain, dated 1865, on The Green in Staindrop. It was a gift to the parish from Lady Augusta Mary Poulet, in memory of Henry and …
Scarth Memorial Hall, Staindrop
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Scarth Memorial Hall, Staindrop
- Scarth Memorial Hall is a village hall and a registered charity in Staindrop. It was originally opened in 1875, in memory of Thomas Freshfield Scarth, land agent to Lord Barnard, …
Staindrop Methodist Church
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Staindrop Methodist Church
- Staindrop Methodist Church is located on Front Street in Staindrop. It was originally built in 1861 as a Primitive Methodist Chapel. Today, the church is part of the Darlington and …
Former Wesleyan Chapel, Staindrop
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Former Wesleyan Chapel, Staindrop
- This former Wesleyan Chapel is located on South Green, in Staindrop. It was built in 1869 and has a distinctive wheel-window above the porch. Local list. It is now (2026) …

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