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1-3, High Street

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CURIE listed-building-outline:1304200 no fact link
Prefix listed-building-outline Facts about Prefix
Reference 1304200 Facts about Reference
Name 1-3, High Street Facts about Name
Quality Authoritative: We have some data from the authoritative source no fact link
Dataset Listed building outline no fact link
Organisation Northumberland County Council no fact link
Start date 1985-03-07 Facts about Start date
End date Facts about End date
Entry date 2013-01-29 Facts about Entry date
Typology geography no fact link
Geometry MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.255022 55.144014, -2.254918 55.144098, -2.255014 55.144143, -2.255092 55.14408, -2.255059 55.144067, -2.255166 55.143989, -2.255094 55.143955, -2.255022 55.144014))) Facts about Geometry
Point POINT (-2.255041 55.144052) Facts about Point
Notes NY 8283 - 8383 BELLINGHAM HIGH STREET 21/28 Nos. 1 - 3 (consecutive) GV II Formerly one house now divided into 3. Early C18 with older core. Random rubble on boulder plinth, with Welsh slate roof. 5 irregularly-spaced bays. 3 storeys. Doorway, second from left, has flat surround with roll-moulded edge, pulvinated frieze and cornice. Further late C19 plain doorways inserted in 4th bay and between 3rd and 4th. Ground and 1st floor windows are in rustic early C18 architraves. 2nd floor windows in later C18 moulded surrounds. Windows in 4th bay blocked, others have C20 sashes. To rear, one small square 4-pane window left and one blocked C17 window with moulded surround and cornice above. One stone ridge stack just to right of door. Inside many old beams, some with run-out stops. Massive principal rafters and collar beams, probably C17. Other roof timbers renewed. All internal partitions, except massively built chimney breast below ridge stack, are C20 insertions. The house may have been a cross-passage entry and an upper hall open to the roof. , Facts about Notes
Listed building 1304200 Facts about Listed building

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        "end-date": "",
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        "notes": "NY 8283 - 8383 BELLINGHAM HIGH STREET 21/28 Nos. 1 - 3 (consecutive) GV II Formerly one house now divided into 3. Early C18 with older core. Random rubble on boulder plinth, with Welsh slate roof. 5 irregularly-spaced bays. 3 storeys. Doorway, second from left, has flat surround with roll-moulded edge, pulvinated frieze and cornice. Further late C19 plain doorways inserted in 4th bay and between 3rd and 4th. Ground and 1st floor windows are in rustic early C18 architraves. 2nd floor windows in later C18 moulded surrounds. Windows in 4th bay blocked, others have C20 sashes. To rear, one small square 4-pane window left and one blocked C17 window with moulded surround and cornice above. One stone ridge stack just to right of door. Inside many old beams, some with run-out stops. Massive principal rafters and collar beams, probably C17. Other roof timbers renewed. All internal partitions, except massively built chimney breast below ridge stack, are C20 insertions. The house may have been a cross-passage entry and an upper hall open to the roof. ,",
        "listed-building": "1304200"
    }
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