House with garden wall attached. Late C18. Coursed squared sandstone with ashlar dressings. Concrete tiled roof with brick chimney. Left gable return is rendered. Garden wall of rubble with dressed coping. 2 storeys. Stone step to 6-panelled door, top panels glazed. Early C20 stained glass overlight in doorcase. Tooled wedge stone lintels and stone sills to sashes with vertical glazing bars. LISTED GRADE 2

Walls, piers and gates to north of Gray House. 1914. By CAC Greene. For Tindal Greene. Brick walls and piers with ashlar and tile copings. Wrought-iron and wood gates. Walls enclose north side of garden. Vehicle entrance at left has square piers with low pyramidal ashlar coping, and boarded wood gates set in rear inner recesses. Entrance to path to house has tall square piers and lower narrow inner piers with curved tile centre. High wrought-iron gate has scattered leaf trails and lizards across entire gate. LISTED GRADE 2

House. 1913. By Clayton Greene. For Tindal Greene. Brick under grey-washed rough render with narrow brick dressings. Vernacular revival style.
Exterior – 2 storeys. Arched window and panel surround of radiating bricks with delicate pendant fret decoration. All windows leaded casements with rendered reveals. Projecting wood sills. Rear garden front has glazed door at right of centre and 2-light window to left of it. Wood balcony balustrade above to glazed door and narrow window. Full-height square bay projection with 5-light windows under pent roof.
Interior – dog-leg stair with stick balusters and high grip handrail. Square newels with ball finials. Some doors 2-panelled, some with glazing. Architraves to doors. Chimney-pieces of historic type. One Tudor-arched stone surround with sturdy wood mantel. Others with tin-glazed tiles, cast-iron hourglass or reeded back grates. Art Nouveau fittings in attic room. Arch-brackets to pegged beams in ground floor rooms, coved ceilings in first floor of cross wing. Signed and dated plan in possession of owner. LISTED GRADE 2

This public house was listed Grade II in 1994 with the following description:
'Two houses, now public house. Late C18 with alterations. Painted incised stucco on stone front with painted flat stone lintels and projecting stone sills; rear rubble of limestone and sandstone with brick dressings; Welsh slate roof with stone gable coping and rendered chimneys. 2 storeys, 6 windows. Renewed doors at centre of each house have painted flat stone lintels; similar lintels and painted projecting stone sills to sash windows, some renewed and some replaced with top-hung casements with glazing bars. Each house has end-ridge chimneys with corniced and tapered square yellow pots. INTERIOR shows cast-iron kitchen range against right side of central party wall, founder's plate Steel & Co., Sunderland, set in surround of chamfered and corniced stone. Surround and range transferred from upper room by present owner. Upper floor shows 4-panelled doors; brick-arched fires; queen post roof revealed in right section.' LISTED GRADE 2

Cemetery lodge and gates. 1856. By Thomas Oliver. Lodge and gateway rock faced stone, possibly magnesian limestone from Marsden Quarry, with ashlar dressings. Lakeland slate roof with cast-iron cresting. Mullion windows and ground-floor bay window. First floor windows under pointed arch. Gothic style. 2 storey. One-storey wing set back at left.
Gates wrought-iron. Round panels at dog-bar level. Quatrefoil pattern. High tendril finials to uprights. Trefoil-headed panels and spike finials above central rail.
High vehicle entrance pointed arch flanked by pedestrian arches. Ball flower stops on gable coping. Central cross finial.
A fine example of local stone and local iron-forging skills. Lodge empty at time of survey and all doors and windows blocked. LISTED GRADE 2

House. Early C19. White painted rough render with painted ashlar dressings. Welsh slate roof. Brick chimneys. 2 storeys. Main elevation to garden has renewed door in shallow porch. 2-light and 4-light windows. First floor sashes with glazing bars. Small outbuilding set back at right has C20 door. Rear elevation to Durham Road has C20 first floor windows. LISTED GRADE 2

Walls, piers and railings to children’s hospital. C1910. By W and TR Milburn. Brick piers and walls with ashlar bands, coping and finials. Wrought-iron railings. Gates removed. Square entrance piers to east and west entrances to drive. Support ball finials. Plain spike-headed railings with double top rail. LISTED GRADE 2

Lodge to children’s hospital. C1910 by W and TR Milburn. Bright red brick with timber-framed gable. Tiled roof. T-plan. One storey. Central porch with long open sidelights to recessed door. Wide bay to right of door contains a tall canted bay window. Inserted window to left of this. Ridge and mid-pitch chimneys. Sashes with glazing bars. LISTED GRADE 2

Children’s hospital, now children’s centre with community unit and residential unit. With steps and dwarf walls and piers. 1910-12. By W and TR Milburn. Bright red brick with ashlar dressings, roof of plain tiles with brick chimneys and painted lantern. Brick dwarf walls and piers with ashlar coping and finials. E plan with south pavilions on wings. Free Baroque style.
Administration block – 2 storeys. Intermittent ashlar quoins. Ashlar Tuscan columns on steps up to central panelled door and overlight with glazing bars. Canted ashlar oriel above. Lantern above has colonnade and ogee dome. Other windows are sashes. One bow windows.
Linking corridors – one storey. Panelled doors in gabled bays.
Wings – one storey. High plinths to paired Tuscan columns and side half-columns. Narrow central door and high overlight. Narrow lights flanking porch. Low hipped roofs.
Pavilions have pyramidal roofs with ball finials. Circular-plan south pavilions to wings have continuous glazing and flat roofs.
Dwarf walls and piers to entrances have flat stone coping and ball finials. LISTED GRADE 2

Walls, piers, gates and railings at south entrance to Barnes Park. C1900. Ashlar piers and dwarf walls. Cast-iron principals and wrought-iron railings. Gothic style. Tall octagonal piers with battlemented finials. Low walls have rounded coping. Gates with patterned panels have dog bars and scrolled decoration; square section railings have hammered fleur-de-lys finials. LISTED GRADE 2