Listed buildings in Washington and Gateshead South

There are 50 listed buildings in the Washington and Gateshead South parliamentary constituency, England. Its Member of Parliament is Mrs Sharon Hodgson (Labour), who has represented the seat since July 2024.

Planning authorities

Listed building consent is decided by the local planning authority, not the constituency. The buildings in Washington and Gateshead South fall under 4 authorities:

• Sunderland — 26 buildings (52% of the constituency)
• Gateshead — 22 buildings (44% of the constituency)
• County Durham — 1 building (2% of the constituency)
• South Tyneside — 1 building (2% of the constituency)

By grade

• Grade II — 43 buildings
• Grade I — 4 buildings
• Grade II* — 3 buildings

All listed buildings in Washington and Gateshead South

• Arch and Walls Adjoining South Lodge II
  Arch
• Arch, Walls and Towers to West of Ravensworth Castle II
  Arch, walls, towers
• Birtley Cenotaph, memorial shelters, and garden wall including gate piers and railings. II
  War memorial
• Blue House Villa II
  House
• Butler Cross II
  Cross
• Church of Holy Trinity II
  Church
• Church of Holy Trinity II
  Church
• Church of Our Blessed Lady Immaculate and Presbytery Adjoining II
  Church
• Church of St Andrew II
  Church
• Church of St John the Evangelist II
  Church
• Church of St Joseph including attached presbytery and stone wall to S and SW II
  Church
• Co-Operative Buildings II
  Commercial building
• East Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Eighton Banks War Memorial II
  War memorial
• F Pit Winding House II
  Colliery winding house
• Farm Building and Yard Wall Adjoining to North of Peareth Hall Farmhouse II
  Farm building
• Fatfield House and Garden Wall Adjoining II
  House
• Fatfield War Memorial II
  War memorial
• Gates and Gate Piers to West of Washington Old Hall II
  Gate
• Ha Ha Wall South of Fatfield House II
  Ha-ha wall
• Hylton Castle I
  Castle
• Hylton Chapel I
  Church
• Hylton Grove Bridge (Tyne and Wear County Council Bridge 453) II
  Bridge
• Kenmore the Old Vicarage II
  Vicarage
• Lodge to West of Washington Old Hall I
  Lodge
• Low Barmston Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Monument 5 Metres to North of Church of Our Blessed Lady Immaculate II
  Monument
• Monument 6 Metres South West of Church of Holy Trinity II
  Monument
• Peareth Hall Farmhouse II
  House
• Ravensworth Castle II*
  Castle
• Ravensworth Castle II*
  Castle
• Ravensworth Park Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Red Hill House II
  House
• School House II
  House
• South Lodge II
  House
• Stable Block and Gatehouses to East of Ravensworth Castle II
  Stable block, gatehouse
• Statue of Em Perkins at North End of Monument Terrace II
  Statue
• Temple Meads II
  House
• The Old Hall Smithy II
  Smithy, commercial
• The Shipwrights Public House II
  Public house
• Tomb of Robert Moscrop About 4 Metres South and 5 Metres East of West End of Church of St Andrew II
  Tomb
• Upper Forge Bridge II
  Bridge
• Usworth Hall Washington Development Corporation Headquarters II
  House
• Victoria Railway Bridge II*
  Railway bridge
• Vigo and Garden Wall to West II
  House
• War memorial c40m to the west of the Church of Our Blessed Lady Immaculate, Washington II
  War memorial
• Washington Hall School II
  School
• Washington Old Hall I
  House
• Washington and Barmston War Memorial II
  War memorial
• Well in Stable Yard of Ravensworth Castle II
  Well

Constituency boundaries: Office for National Statistics, Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies (July 2024), Open Government Licence v3.0. Member details: UK Parliament Members API, checked 2026-09-20. Each building is placed in a constituency by its recorded location.