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Nunthorpe and Poole Conservation Area



Note: Map data from Middlesbrough Council c/o Open Data UK, under the Open Government Licence, imported into Google MyMaps, February 2026. Check with Middlesbrough Council for amendments and updates.

This conservation area, on the south side of Nunthorpe in Middlesbrough, covers Old Nunthorpe Village and the surrounding area. The Conservaion Area was designated in 1975. Historic sites within the area include Nunthorpe Hall (C17th), St Mary’s Church (1926), Grey Towers (C19th), and the (probable) remains of a Cistercian nunnery (C12th).

Nunthorpe Grey Towers Church of St. Mary, Nunthorpe Earthwork Remains south of Nunthorpe Hall Nunthorpe Hall Historic Buildings and Monuments in Middlesbrough Conservation Areas
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Earthwork Remains south of Nunthorpe Hall
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Earthwork Remains south of Nunthorpe Hall
- Map showing Nunthorpe Hall and the Earthworks Scheduled Monument area to the south. In farmland to the south of Nunthorpe Hall are a complex of ditches and platforms. These earthworks …
Nunthorpe Hall
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Nunthorpe Hall
- Overview Map Street View A large manor house, c.1623, located near the 'old village' of Nunthorpe. The hall was largely rebuilt and extended c.1800. It is a Grade II listed …
Church of St. Mary, Nunthorpe
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Church of St. Mary, Nunthorpe
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Mary is located to the east of Nunthorpe in Middlesbrough. It was built 1924-1926 by Temple Moore and Leslie Moore. St Mary's …
Grey Towers
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Grey Towers
- Overview Map Street View Grey Towers is a large country house built 1865-1867 for William Hopkins, ironmaster and Mayor of Middlesbrough. It is faced with whinstone, which is unusual compared …

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