The Stables Brocket Hall

The Stables at Brocket Hall is a stable block built around 1765 by James Paine for Mathew Lamb. It is constructed of red brick and features a slate hipped roof. The building has two storeys and seven windows, with slightly projecting central and end bays. There is a floor band and dentilled brick eaves, along with semicircular ventilators set in arched recesses on the ground floor. The first floor has square two-light casement windows. A central arched entrance leads into the building.

An early 19th-century red brick attic and wooden belfry are located above, which includes four arched openings, bracket buttresses, a moulded cornice, and a copper finial. The side elevations have three windows and continue as side walls to single-storey red brick rear pavilions, which also have hipped slate roofs. Between these pavilions is a modern rear extension.