Hebburn Hall |
| Hob Uid: 26612 | |
Location :
South Tyneside
Non Civil Parish
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| Grid Ref : NZ3110064170 |
| Summary : Country house of 17th century date incorporating earlier work in its western wing. Rebuilt in 1790-2 and altered in 1819. The building was divided into a vicarage and hospital in the late 19th century but has since been converted to a masonic club with adjoining flats. Three storeyed and U-shaped in plan, built of sandstone ashlar with a Welsh slate roof. The older material in the west wing is thought to have formed part of a 14th century pele tower. |
More information : NZ 3110 6417. Hebburn Hall (NAT) (1)
NZ 3111 6416. Ellison Hall Infirmary (NAT).
NZ 3110 6415. Vicarage (NAT) (2)
"Ellison Hall Infirmary is the east two thirds of Hebburn Hall, a 17th century house rebuilt or refaced completely in 1790. Gde II*. St John's Vicarage is the west third of Hebburn Hall. This part is said to be "Queen Anne" but is uniform with the rest of the 1790 work externally. Gde II*. (3)
Ellison Hall Infirmary is now known as Ellison Hall Masonic Club, in excellent condition. St John's Vicarage is no longer used as a vicarage and now converted to two flats known as No 1 and No 2 Marley Munro Villas. In excellent condition, external walls having been repointed. See ground photographs. Published survey (1/1250) correct.
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The western part of the house is thought to incorporate masonry from a 14th century pele tower. (7)
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