List of Permanent Private Halls
| Name | Foundation |
|---|---|
| Blackfriars | 1221, refounded 1921 |
| Campion Hall | 1896 |
| Regent's Park College | 1752, moved to Oxford 1927 |
| St Benet's Hall | 1897 |
| St Stephen's House | 1876, PPH status granted in 2003 |
| Wycliffe Hall | 1877 |
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