Stable Block To Thorington Hall

The stable block to Thorington Hall, dated 1826 on the interior clock mechanism, is constructed of red brick faced with white brick and has a slated roof. It features a symmetrical facade with a two-storey central block that is set forward, flanked by single-storey wings. Each wing has two windows with small pane casements. There are two doorways at the extreme left and right, each with a boarded door and a rectangular fanlight. The central block includes a segmental arched carriage entrance with a brick band at the springing level. Inside the entrance are four doorways, all with boarded doors; two of these have slatted rectangular fanlights. The roof is shallow pyramidal and topped with a square wooden clock turret that has a domed roof, a weathervane, and a clock face on the front. Thorington Hall itself was demolished in the late 1940s.