direct line joins the west coastway line  
The image is too low res to be able to see any trace of a station. I still want to see some reference. That is some document, preferably on the web, that indicates that this station ever existed.   
 the station has been closed for over 60 years there is no trace of the station left except a ballast house.   (Originally posted to User talk:RHaworth.)
What is a ballast house? How many times do I have to tell you? Solid evidence please.   
 a ballast house is where they keep the stones placed under tracks. they are now used for track marshalls when they are working on the track - hence they now have windows. there are plenty of them around and like i said there is one where denvilles station was.  
 on the picture you can see a clearing where the station building and platform foundations still exist. some of them blue bricks are still around. the blue bricks were common on the also disused section of the metropolitan line near amersham so it could have been designed by the same architech  
What picture? I am getting a bit fed up of being told what you can see on the ground. Just find me three articles on the web that mention this station. (You name me any other closed English railway station and I will give you half a dozen links to it.)   

This station does not exist according to a Railatlas (OPC 10th edition) and Quail (latest Southern Region edition). Quail lists ALL old stations. I ride the line frequently and there is nothing of interest in the marked area.  

 Possible signal boxes 

Are there any level crossings in Denvilles needing a signal box to interlock it.  All things considered, under the Block Telegraph system of safeworking, such a box would allow a train to advance closer to the junction at Havant from the previous station at Rowlands Castle railway station, which is quite a long way away.

 

Additional information
Denvilles railway station existed between 1858 and 1859 only, though there are remains there to this day.  That might explain the paucity of sources on the internet, though I've found one and added it.. 

halt
i have moved the page to denvilles halt as it is not a permanant terminus and had only 1 platform. it shouldn't get deleted as it is a important peice of knoledge.