Stable Block To Lordship Stud

The stable block at Lordship Stud, dated 1894, is a Grade II listed building constructed from gault brick. It features a central clock tower topped with a pyramidal slate roof, alongside hipped slate roofs on the stable ranges and the two-storey wings that flank it. The structure includes twenty stable boxes, which consist of three foaling boxes and a sitting-up room. The stable doors are designed with over windows set in flat stone arches, complemented by twelve-paned side windows. Each stable box is fitted with wooden louvres and topped with ball finials. The clock tower is composed of three stages and includes a double doorway framed by a rusticated brick round-headed arch. This stable block is noted in the Lordship Stud sale catalogue from 1937 and referenced in the Victoria County History, Volume IV, page 157.