Dunston Hall, off Dunston Road, Chesterfield, a 17th century building. 'SK36517453 Sheepbridge, Dunston Hall. 17th century hall, extended in 18th century and again in 1826 (date on porch). It has a 4-gabled front, part 2 storeys, part 3, with Gothic revival details including the porch on the left. Modified 17th century work on the right. It is in a good parkland setting with Gothic-style park railings.' (1) 'A satisfying 17th century 5-bay house with a regular roofline of four depressed coped gables, but of two storeys to the left and of three for the two right bays, these having canted ground floor bays. Tudor-style wood mullioned windows with hood moulds, probably the result of alterations in 1826. The porch is a strange device with four centred arches with piers topped with drum-like urns. Although the house has passed through the hands of 5 or 6 families, it seems never to have been sold. Its predecessor was with the Eyres and the Milnes families. It has been tenanted for over a century.' (2) From the National Heritage List for England: 'DUNSTON ROAD 1. 5169 (South Side) Dunston Dunston Hall SK 37 SE 13/40 13.3.68. II GV 2. Probably C17 but extensions and modifications early C19. Ashlar with 4 depressed cpoped gables. Slate roof. All one height but northern 2 window section of 3 storeys and southern 3 window section of 2 storeys. Tudor style wood windows with dripstone moulds above. Canted bay window to north ground floor, pointed windows to south with Tudor arches. Porch With 4 centred headed arches, piers and battlements above. Listing NGR: SK3654274556.' (3)