C19 house with some original pantiles. Windows are modern replacements. Rendered and painted white. Collection of agricultural outhouses to the rear. Boundary walls and sturdy five bar gate give a pastoral feel.

C19 irregular sized houses with some original pantiles. Windows are modern replacements. Rendered and painted white.

C18 houses with a strong back-of-pavement presence, hefty roof, early sash windows, panelled doors and porch canopies. Rendered.

Simple terrace with an altered shopfront on the canted corner but original roofs, chimneys and a short section of railings.

A large impressive house built in 1701 for the overseer of the Newcastle Road when it was a toll road. Well restored, with 6-over-6 sash windows and a small well-designed extension. The concrete pantile roof is not in keeping.

Early limestone cottages and Victorian red-brick terraces. The west side of the road has two C18 cottages, one of which is part of the Wheatsheaf Public House range, and has large quoins. Despite replacement timber windows it is otherwise intact and attractive. There are two carriage arches near to Dhaka Tandoori.

Former coaching inn. Rendered. First floor bay windows. Said to be haunted {Rob Kirkup, 2009}. Chairs have been said to move, kitchen utensils thrown across the room, customers pushed and touched and screaming heard during the night. The heavy industrial fridge doors are often found open even though the kitchen door was locked. A hand print of a child was found in a jelly. Professional medium Suzanne Hadwin said in 2004 that there were 37 spirits within the pub. One was a Jessica Ann Hargreaves who was murdered at the age of six reportedly by Joseph Lawrence, barman. A child's shoe, a torn piece of dress and a lock of hair were found in a blocked in fireplace. The Wheatsheaf was voted the most haunted public house in the UK.

Former coaching inn. Rendered.

Small group of Tyneside flats with outhouses and original chimney pots. uPVC windows and painted stonework are not fitting with the Conservation Area.

Small low red-brick building with shaped roof in original slates, surrounded by a lawn, hedge and several large trees.