East Denton Hall

East Denton Hall

HER Number
1304
District
Newcastle
Site Name
East Denton Hall
Place
East Denton
Map Sheet
NZ16NE
Class
Domestic
Site Type: Broad
House
Site Type: Specific
Manor House
General Period
POST MEDIEVAL
Specific Period
Stuart 1603 to 1714
Form of Evidence
Extant Building
Description
Denton Hall (or East Denton Hall) is the only remaining feature of the pre-modern settlement. A three-storey stone house, with west porch, and east staircase block. Notable for its fine mullioned windows. Over the porch is the date 1622, and the initials of Anthony and Dorothy Errington, the builders, Anthony having been granted the manor in 1601/2. The chapel was moved in 2020 from East Denton Hall, which had been the Bishop’s House since 1942 to West Avenue when the Bishop’s residence was moved. LISTED GRADE 1
Easting
419860
Northing
565660
Grid Reference
NZ419860565660
Sources
<< HER 1304 >> M.H. Dodds, 1930, East and West Denton and Sugley Townships, Northumberland County History, XIII, pp. 185-87, 191
W.A. Hoyle, 1887, Denton Hall, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle, 2, II (for 1885-86), pp. 42-45
N. Pevsner, rev, various, 1992, Northumberland, Buildings of England, 515-16
W.W. Tomlinson, 1894, Denton hall and its associations, pp. 103-116
A.D. Walton, 1977, Mrs Montagu - The Bluestocking of Mayfair and Denton Hall, Newcastle Geordie Life; Hexham and Newcastle Diocesan, 2020, Record of the Chapel at Bishop’s House, Chapel attributed to Robert Burke for East Denton Hall relocated to new Bishop’s House, 26 West Avenue, Gosforth