Tudor Court

Tudor Court, formerly the stables to Hanworth Park, was likely built around 1770, though it may be slightly earlier. The building is designed in a "Gothic" style and constructed of stock brick. It takes the form of an L-shaped block with a three-storeyed angle and central towers. The facades feature nine pointed windows with rectangular casements on each side. There are two round windows on the second storey of the towers. The building is topped with battlements, with old tile roofs on the main blocks and flat roofs on the towers. The tower facing the street has an archway on the ground floor, while the tower facing the garden has a more modern bay window.