Vicarage, now two separate dwellings. Circa 1820. Tooled coursed squared
sandstone with ashlar quoins, plinth and dressings; steeply pitched roof
of Welsh slate with chamfered stone gable copings on curved kneelers
Jacobean style. Two storeys, 3 x 4 windows. East (garden) front of three
windows, projecting gable at left over canted bay windows of 1, 3 and 1
lights, drip string to ground floor. Bracketed cast iron gutter,parapet
band. Central half-glazed, door in projecting chamfered Tudor-arched
surround under cornice and blocking course; 3-light window in third bay;
2-light windows above under gabled dormers. All windows are stone-mullioned
sashes with glazing bars in chamfered stone surrounds under label moulds.
Octagonal stone shafts support ball finials at gables. Similar features
on right return and inserted door. Roof has conjoined octagonal ashlar
chimneys at right end and between bays one and two of main front; one at
rear left return, 2 on right return. Interior of the Old Vicarage has
Gothick pilasters flanking main room window; 3 over 3 vertical panels to
doors in deep panelled reveals. LISTED GRADE 2

Farm buildings (formerly Dunston West Farm). Mid C18. Coursed squared sandstone with quoins; corrugated
iron roof with flat stone coping. One storey. Gable end to street
has eaves level band with raised stone surround to blocked lunette
above. Blocked door beneath. 2-bay returns. LISTED GRADE 2

House. Late C18. Coursed squared sandstone; pantiled roof with one end brick
chimney. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Glazed door under blocked fanlight at left bay,
pointed-headed passage door under slatted over-light in third bay; C20
windows in between flat stone lintels to all openings; projecting window sills.
Included for group value. LISTED GRADE 2

House and wing, now 3 separate dwellings. Mid C18 with C19 alterations. Sandstone
ashlar; alternate raised quoins to main house; brick back with stone dressings to
wing. Graduated Westmorland slate roofs with flat stone gable copings; kneelers
to wing. 2 corniced brick and ashlar chimneys. Main house: 2 storeys and attic,
5 windows. Central 8-panelled door in lugged architrave and flat Doric doorcase,
with triglyph frieze. All windows sashes with glazinq bars in lugged architraves,
under projecting cornices. Eaves cornice with high parapet; 2 C20 wood dormers
with bargeboards; roof raised to top of parapet. Rear elevation; raised surround
to round-headed stair window with keystone and impost blocks. Round bow at left
rear has 3 sash windows, sill and eaves bands, and cornice. Interior: decorated
tread ends and turned balusters to wide stair with wreathed grip handrail and
curtail; panelled dado. Wing of 2 low storeys, 2 windows. 6-panelled door
inserted at left in flat Tuscan door case; half-glazed door in third bay; flat
stone lintels and projecting stone sills to C20 windows. Lower 2-storey set-back
at right: C20 door and 3 windows; large sash with qlazinq bars in third bay. LISTED GRADE 2

Memorial 1860 by John Norven of Swalwell to commemorate John English, mason.
Sandstone. Rusticated square plinth to pedestal and bust of John English.
Historical note: English was renowned for his strength.
Resited beside the house he built by Tyne and Wear CC from its original position
on Fellside, beside the house be built. Source: W Bourn, Annals of the Parish
of Whickham, Consett, 1982, pp 134-5. LISTED GRADE 2

2 former east lodges with gate piers to Gibside Estate. Circa 1860. Sandstone
ashlar in Gothic style. Side walls rubble stone. One-storey, one-bay,
square lodges with plinth, cornice and castellated parapet. 4-panel doors
on inner returns have pointed fanlights in stepped, 2-centred-arched recesses,
the whole in slightly projecting sections. Each front has a pointed-arched
sash window. Moulded and fluted impost strings. Piers: 2 ashlar piers
between the lodges. Square plinths. Roll mouldings to plinth and beneath
overhanging cornices; shallow pyramidal caps. LISTED GRADE 2

Walls, piers and railings. C1909 by T Morson. Retaining walls of stone, supporting
stone piers with wrought iron railings between, form boundary to entrances and
playgrounds of Blaydon West Junior and Infant Schools. All gate piers square with
flat coping and ball finials. LISTED GRADE 2

House and cottage, now 2 separate dwellings. Probably early C18;
refenestrated and re-roofed second quarter C19. Coursed squared sandstone
with quoins; Welsh slate roof with flat stone gable copings on curved
kneelers; 3 banded brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 6 bays.Glazed door in
fifth bay under patterned overlight; windows mostly sashes with glazing
bars; raised stone surrounds to all openings. LISTED GRADE 2

Dovecot. Late C18/early C19. Coursed rubble; roof of Welsh slate.
Circular, straight-sided tower with irregular stone lintel and curved stone
sill to doorway; small square window above has stone lintel. Interior:
stone flagged floor; pigeon holes around walls; boarded floor half-way up. LISTED GRADE 2

House. 1810, dated from deeds. Coursed squared stone with quoins. Hipped
Welsh slate roof with cornice-banded stone chimneys; bracketed cast-iron
eaves gutter. L-plan. 2 storeys. Main front of 3 bays with central plain
classical ashlar doorcase to reproduction 6-panel door and oblong fanlight.
Painted stone lintels and slightly projecting sills to sash windows with
glazing bars, 4-bay right return with similar windows, the 2 end bays of lower
roof line. Rear walls rubble.
Interior shows original 6-panel doors and architraves,most cornices,window
panelling and shutters, 2 carved marble chimney-pieces and staircase with
shaped tread ends.
Attached to left return a tall wall of brick, with stone flat coping and
stone inner leaf, runs westwards. LISTED GRADE 2