Thirston House

Thirston House is a historic mansion located in West Thirston, Northumberland, overlooking the River Coquet. Built around 1820 by architect John Dobson for the Newton family, it features a classical design with a prominent Tuscan porch and elegant sash windows. The house is recognized as a Grade II Listed Building, highlighting its architectural significance. The estate has a rich history, passing through notable families, including the Smiths, who were prominent landowners in the area. Visitors can appreciate the house's unique blend of classical architecture and its picturesque setting, making it an intriguing site for both tourists and researchers interested in English heritage.