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Hazon House


Hazon House is located in the hamlet of Hazon in Northumberland. The house is dated 1684 with the initials "R E" (Robert and Elizabeth Lisle) above the front door. The house possibly incorporates earlier fabric. Hazon House was extended to the rear in the late 18th century, and a west extension dated 1887. Whellan's directory of 1855 notes "The whole [Hazon] township is farmed by John Hogg. Esq., of Hazon House". Hazon House is Grade II listed building on the National Heritage List for England. The range of farm buildings and attached walls to the east of the house date from the 18th century and are seperately Grade II listed.

Hazon Grade II Listed 1684 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Newton-on-the-Moor and Swarland Civil Parish
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HAZON HOUSE - List Entry
- "House, dated 1684 with initials R E (Robert and Elizabeth Lisle) above door, perhaps incorporating earlier fabric. Extended to rear in late C18; west extension dated 1887 on kneeler. Squared …
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FARMBUILDING RANGE AND ATTACHED WALLS TO EAST AND NORTH EAST OF HAZON HALL - List Entry
- "Farmbuilding range and attached walls. C18, with some late C19 alterations. Squared rubble with cut dressings. Roofs: foldyard east range has pantiles on centre and Welsh slates on flanking parts....Single-storey …
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List number: 1237332
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU1931404398

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