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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Warkworth CP

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

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Structure	List No.	Grade	Built~	Note
Church of St Lawrence	1303446	I	1132	On the site of an Anglo Saxon church
Warkworth Castle - Castle Curtain Walls with Gateway, Towers and Attached Buildings	1041690	I	C12th
Warkworth Hermitage	1041684	I	C14th	Scheduled Monument(1011648)
The Donjon	1303256	I	C15th	Warkworth Castle - Keep
3 Stone Coffins to East of South Aisle of Church of St Lawrence	1303427	II	Medieval
Bridge Head Tower	1154927	II	C14th	Warkworth, Old Bridge / Bridge Street
Buston Barns Farmhouse	1155307	II	C17th	Low Buston
Cartshed/Granary 60 Metres North of Low Buston Hall	1041718	II	C19th	Low Buston
Low Buston Hall	1155303	II	C17th	Low Buston
Market Cross	1303500	II	1706	Warkworth, Castle Street
Old Gate Piers to East of Gloster Hill Farmhouse	1041717	II	C17th	Gloster Hill
Pill Box at NU250047	1052199	II	1940	Between Gloster Hill and Warkworth
Pill Box at NU233032	1372340	II	1940	South of Morwick
The Old School	1041737	II	1824	Warkworth, The Butts
The Schoolhouse	1154948	II	1736	Warkworth, The Butts
Warkworth Bridge	1041732	II	C14th	Over the River Coquet. Scheduled Monument(1020741)
Churchyard Walls, Gate and War Memorial	1303431	II	1920	Warkworth War Memorial
Barclays Bank	1041707	II	C19th	Castle Street, Warkworh
Barn 30 Metres North East of Morwick Hall	1155355	II		Morwick
Birling Manor	1371205	II
Bridge End House	1041733	II
British Rail East Coast Main Line Viaduct over River	1371134	II
Bullock and Fawcus Tombs 6 Metres South of South of Church of St Lawrence	1041714	II
Butlesdon House	1371235	II
Cartshed Range on South of Yard	1041693	II
Cartshed/Granary to North of Northfield Farmhouse	1371259	II
Castlegate House	1041702	II
Cemetery Chapel	1041691	II
Co-Operative Shop	1155282	II
Coach House and Stable to Rear of Number 5	1041704	II
Coach House Range to West of Birling Manor	1041729	II
Coach House, Outbuilding, Yard Walls and Gatepiers North East of Southside Farmhouse	1303340	II
Coquet House	1041738	II
Coquet Lodge	1155662	II
Coquet Lodge Cottages	1041692	II
Coquet View	1154958	II
Detached Byre 50 Metres North of Sturton Grange Farmhouse	1041689	II		Sturton Grange
Dodsworth Tomb 14 Metres North East of South Churchyard Gate	1041715	II
Dorothy Boutique	1154982	II
Farmbuilding Group North West of Northfield Farmhouse	1041683	II
Farmbuilding Group to North of Southside Farmhouse	1041686	II
Front Wall and Gate Piers to United Reformed Church	1154978	II
Front Wall and Gate Screen	1041713	II
Garden Wall and Gates to Emberside House	1371206	II
Garden Wall to East South and West of New Barns Farmhouse	1041682	II
Garden Wall to North of Emberside and Elm House	1154913	II
Garden Wall to North West of Sturton Grange Farmhouse	1303282	II		Sturton Grange
Garden Wall to Number 1	1041687	II
Garden Walls 100 Metres West of Shortridge Hall	1041685	II
Garden Walls to East of Morwick Hall	1371237	II		Morwick
Garden Walls to Rear of Bridge End House	1041734	II
Garden Walls to West and South West of Southside Farmhouse	1371221	II
Gate Screen 80 Metres South West of Morwick Hall	1371256	II		Morwick
Gate Screen at Drive Entrance 220 Metres South of Morwick Hall	1041680	II		Morwick
Gatepiers, Quadrant Wall and Mounting Block to North of Gloster Hill Farmhouse	1155296	II
Grey Monument in Garden 100 Metres East of Morwick Hall	1041720	II		Morwick
Ha-Ha Wall to South of Morwick Hall	1041679	II		Morwick
Hen House and Attached Structures to North West of Birling Manor	1303611	II
Hulne House	1371209	II
J V Hall, Newsagent and Post Office	1154986	II
K6 Telephone Kiosk 10 Metres South of Pant Outside Number 19	1041708	II
Lodge and Gatepiers 80 Metres North East of Southside Farmhouse	1155509	II
Masons Arms	1371233	II
Morwick Hall and Attached Wall to North West	1155337	II		Morwick
New Barns Farmhouse	1041681	II
No. 1, Castle Terrace	1371232	II
No. 1, the Stanners	1371222	II
No. 13, Dial Place	1155198	II
No. 14, Castle Street	1041706	II
No. 14, the Butts	1303569	II
No. 15, Bridge Street	1041735	II
No. 16, Dial Place	1041712	II
No. 19, Dial Place	1371234	II
No. 20, Dial Place	1041716	II
No. 21, Bridge Street	1041736	II
No. 33, Castle Street	1041741	II
No. 37, Castle Street	1154988	II
No. 4, Castle Street	1371228	II
No. 4, Dial Place	1155178	II
No. 43, Castle Street	1303578	II
No. 44, Castle Street	1041700	II
No. 46, Castle Street	1371227	II
No. 47, Castle Street	1041701	II
No. 4a, Castle Street	1041703	II
No. 5, Castle Street	1371229	II
No. 5a, Castle Street	1041705	II
No. 6, Castle Street	1371230	II
Northfield Farmhouse	1371258	II
Nos. 1 and 2, Dial Place	1155106	II
Nos. 10, 11 and 12, Bridge Street	1154922	II
Nos. 16 and 16a, Castle Street	1371231	II
Nos. 25 and 26, Castle Street	1371208	II
Nos. 30 and 31, Castle Street	1041740	II
Nos. 6 and 7, Dial Place	1041710	II
Number 8 and Attached Outbuilding	1041731	II
Old Barns Farmhouse	1371257	II
Old Smithy 200 Metres East of Sturton Grange Farmhouse	1155548	II		Sturton Grange
Outbuildings and Gate Piers to North of Sturton Grange Farmhouse	1041688	II		Sturton Grange
Outbuildings at Rear of Numbers 4 and 5	1154909	II
Outbuildings on North and East of Rear Courtyard with Attached Wall on West	1041719	II

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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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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Warkworth CP

Warkworth Castle - Overview About Warkworth Castle Map Street View Warkworth Castle is a well preserved medieval castle which is cared for by English Heritage. The castle is located by a loop in …

Church of St Lawrence, Warkworth - Overview About the Church Map Street View The Church of St Lawrence in Warkworth, Northumberland is a Norman church which was built from 1132. It replaced an earlier&nbsp;Anglo-Saxon church from …

Warkworth Hermitage - Overview Further Information Map "The Hermitage is reached by boat across the river Coquet. It was almost certainly established in about 1400 by the 1st Earl. Rather than a secluded …

Warkworth Old Bridge - The old stone bridge over the River Coquet at Warkworth dates from c.1380. John Cook of Newcastle, who died in 1378/9, bequeathed 20 marks towards the building of the bridge.[1] …

War Memorial, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View &nbsp;

Buston Barns Farmhouse - Overview Map Street View The farmhouse in the hamlet of Buston Barnes in Northumberland dates from the late 17th century, incorporating materials of an earlier structure, and is Grade II …

Low Buston Hall - Overview Map Street View Low Buston Hall is a substantial country house in the hamlet of Low Buston, near Warkworth. It's south wing was built in the 17th century. The …

Cart-shed and granary, Low Buston - Overview Map Street View The former cartshed and granary, 60 metres north of Low Buston Hall, was built in the early 19th century. It is Grade II listed on the …

Pillbox between Gloster Hill and Warkworth - Overview Map Street View &nbsp;

Old Gate Piers, Gloster Hill - Overview Map Street View This was the main entrance to Gloster Hill, a substantial C17 house demolished in 1939; many architectural features were re-used at Dunstan Hall.[1] The gate piers …

Old School, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View Old School East and Old School West are residences located on The Butts in Warkworth. They are a former National School, which was founded in 1824, …

Pillbox, Morwick - There is a pillbox near Morwick Farm, which was built in 1940 as part of the 'Coquet Stop Line'. The pillbox is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …

Market Cross, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View The Market Cross in&nbsp;Warkworth is located on Castle Street, at the junction with Dial Place. It's stepped base probably survives from 1706. The upper part of …

The Old School House, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View The Old School House is located on The Butts in Warkworth. This is a former Borough School, dated 1736. Above the door, there is a panel …

Bridge-Head Tower, Warkworth - The Bridge-Head Tower is a 14th century gate tower at the south end of Warkworth Bridge. It is located on the west side of Bridge Street in Warkworth. The gate …

Warkworth Castle - Overview About Warkworth Castle Map Street View Warkworth Castle is a well preserved medieval castle which is cared for by English Heritage. The castle is located by a loop in …

Church of St Lawrence, Warkworth - Overview About the Church Map Street View The Church of St Lawrence in Warkworth, Northumberland is a Norman church which was built from 1132. It replaced an earlier&nbsp;Anglo-Saxon church from …

Warkworth Hermitage - Overview Further Information Map "The Hermitage is reached by boat across the river Coquet. It was almost certainly established in about 1400 by the 1st Earl. Rather than a secluded …

Warkworth Old Bridge - The old stone bridge over the River Coquet at Warkworth dates from c.1380. John Cook of Newcastle, who died in 1378/9, bequeathed 20 marks towards the building of the bridge.[1] …

War Memorial, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View &nbsp;

Buston Barns Farmhouse - Overview Map Street View The farmhouse in the hamlet of Buston Barnes in Northumberland dates from the late 17th century, incorporating materials of an earlier structure, and is Grade II …

Low Buston Hall - Overview Map Street View Low Buston Hall is a substantial country house in the hamlet of Low Buston, near Warkworth. It's south wing was built in the 17th century. The …

Cart-shed and granary, Low Buston - Overview Map Street View The former cartshed and granary, 60 metres north of Low Buston Hall, was built in the early 19th century. It is Grade II listed on the …

Pillbox between Gloster Hill and Warkworth - Overview Map Street View &nbsp;

Old Gate Piers, Gloster Hill - Overview Map Street View This was the main entrance to Gloster Hill, a substantial C17 house demolished in 1939; many architectural features were re-used at Dunstan Hall.[1] The gate piers …

Old School, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View Old School East and Old School West are residences located on The Butts in Warkworth. They are a former National School, which was founded in 1824, …

Pillbox, Morwick - There is a pillbox near Morwick Farm, which was built in 1940 as part of the 'Coquet Stop Line'. The pillbox is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …

Market Cross, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View The Market Cross in&nbsp;Warkworth is located on Castle Street, at the junction with Dial Place. It's stepped base probably survives from 1706. The upper part of …

The Old School House, Warkworth - Overview Map Street View The Old School House is located on The Butts in Warkworth. This is a former Borough School, dated 1736. Above the door, there is a panel …

Bridge-Head Tower, Warkworth - The Bridge-Head Tower is a 14th century gate tower at the south end of Warkworth Bridge. It is located on the west side of Bridge Street in Warkworth. The gate …

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Warkworth Castle
- Overview About Warkworth Castle Map Street View Warkworth Castle is a well preserved medieval castle which is cared for by English Heritage. The castle is located by a loop in …

Church of St Lawrence, Warkworth
- Overview About the Church Map Street View The Church of St Lawrence in Warkworth, Northumberland is a Norman church which was built from 1132. It replaced an earlier Anglo-Saxon church from …

Warkworth Hermitage
- Overview Further Information Map "The Hermitage is reached by boat across the river Coquet. It was almost certainly established in about 1400 by the 1st Earl. Rather than a secluded …

Warkworth Old Bridge
- The old stone bridge over the River Coquet at Warkworth dates from c.1380. John Cook of Newcastle, who died in 1378/9, bequeathed 20 marks towards the building of the bridge.[1] …

War Memorial, Warkworth
- Overview Map Street View

Buston Barns Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse in the hamlet of Buston Barnes in Northumberland dates from the late 17th century, incorporating materials of an earlier structure, and is Grade II …

Low Buston Hall
- Overview Map Street View Low Buston Hall is a substantial country house in the hamlet of Low Buston, near Warkworth. It's south wing was built in the 17th century. The …

Cart-shed and granary, Low Buston
- Overview Map Street View The former cartshed and granary, 60 metres north of Low Buston Hall, was built in the early 19th century. It is Grade II listed on the …

Pillbox between Gloster Hill and Warkworth
- Overview Map Street View

Old Gate Piers, Gloster Hill
- Overview Map Street View This was the main entrance to Gloster Hill, a substantial C17 house demolished in 1939; many architectural features were re-used at Dunstan Hall.[1] The gate piers …

Old School, Warkworth
- Overview Map Street View Old School East and Old School West are residences located on The Butts in Warkworth. They are a former National School, which was founded in 1824, …

Pillbox, Morwick
- There is a pillbox near Morwick Farm, which was built in 1940 as part of the 'Coquet Stop Line'. The pillbox is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …

Market Cross, Warkworth
- Overview Map Street View The Market Cross in Warkworth is located on Castle Street, at the junction with Dial Place. It's stepped base probably survives from 1706. The upper part of …

The Old School House, Warkworth
- Overview Map Street View The Old School House is located on The Butts in Warkworth. This is a former Borough School, dated 1736. Above the door, there is a panel …

Bridge-Head Tower, Warkworth
- The Bridge-Head Tower is a 14th century gate tower at the south end of Warkworth Bridge. It is located on the west side of Bridge Street in Warkworth. The gate …