Stable Block To Hinwick Hall

The stable block to Hinwick Hall, dated 1908, is a Grade II listed building that was constructed at the same time as the extensions to Hinwick Hall. It is built from coursed limestone rubble and features a tile roof with stone gable coping. The stables form three sides of a square around a central courtyard. The south elevation includes two segmental arched carriage entrances on the left side, along with four pointed arched, leaded casements that have stone mullions and drip moulding. There is also a doorway with drip moulding. The other elevations have simpler windows with mullions, and the eastern elevation features timber windows. The western elevation has large projecting gables.