Rookwoods, Small Stable Block Including Attached Kennel And Wall Approximately 50 Metres North West Of House

Rookwoods is a small stable block, including an attached kennel and wall, built around 1887. It is constructed of red brick with some flint and features a hipped red tiled roof adorned with gablets, pierced ridge tiles, and finials. The stable block has a gabled roof above a vertically boarded loft door and a moulded eaves cornice. There are three vertically boarded doors and two windows, one of which has a moulded brick keystone above it. The attached kennel on the right has a moulded brick cornice and moulded brick capping on the enclosure plinth, with two half kennel doors and a vertically boarded enclosure door. To the left, there is an attached wall made up of four panels, featuring moulded brick capping that supports gate pillars, with dentilled moulding and egg and dart ornamentation. This building is part of a group that showcases fine examples of moulded brickwork in the Queen Anne style.