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Ormesby Hall Conservation Area



The Conservation Area covers both the historic settlement of Ormesby and the immediate landscape setting of Ormesby Hall, which is a National Trust property.

Ormesby Hall Conservation Area was designated in 1971 by the former Teesside County Borough Council. The vast majority of the Conservation Area is now within the Redcar & Cleveland Council area. However, a small section of the conservation area, on the north side of the High Street (B1380), is in the jurisdiction of Middlesbrough Council.


Note: Map data in two parts from 1) Redcar & Cleveland Council and 2) 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.

Ormesby Stable Block, Ormesby Hall Church of St. Cuthbert, Ormesby Ormesby House, Church Lane Ormesby Hall Conservation Areas
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Ormesby Hall
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Ormesby Hall
- Overview About Ormesby Hall Map Street View Ormesby Hall is a National Trust property located in Ormesby, Middlesbrough. The Palladian style building was completed in 1754 and is Grade I listed …
Stable Block, Ormesby Hall
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Stable Block, Ormesby Hall
- Overview Map Street View The stable block at Ormesby Hall was built c.1770, probably by John Carr, for Sir James Pennyman. The stable block housed the horses of Cleveland Police …
Ormesby House, Church Lane
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Ormesby House, Church Lane
- The former home of Lady Caroline Brown, on Church Lane in Ormesby. The Elizabethan style mansion was built in 1904 and is located close to Ormesby Hall and St Cuthbert's …
Church of St. Cuthbert, Ormesby
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Church of St. Cuthbert, Ormesby
- Overview Map Street View St. Cuthbert's is the parish church in Ormesby, Middlesbrough. The church was largely rebuilt in 1875 by Hicks and Charlewood, but incorporates masonry from an earlier …

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