Stableblock Immediately East Of House

The stableblock, located immediately east of the house at Southill Park, was built between 1795 and 1800 for Samuel Whitbread II by architect Henry Holland as part of the remodelling of Southill Park. It is constructed of white brick and features slated mansard roofs. The stableblock is arranged around a rectangular courtyard, with the east wing being single storey, while the west, north, and south wings are one storey with attics. There is an entrance archway in the north wing. The ground floor windows are sash windows with glazing bars, and the attics feature box dormers, mostly with 2-light casements that also have glazing bars. The west range, which housed the stables, has blind windows on its west elevation, six windows facing the courtyard, and a central clock turret topped with a dome supported by eight timber columns.