Stable Block At Feltham Lodge, With Attached Walls To East And West

The stable block at Feltham Lodge, with attached walls to the east and west, dates from around 1800 or earlier. It is constructed of brick and features a low-pitched slate roof that is hidden behind a facade parapet. The facade consists of five bays, with the central three bays topped by a pediment and flanked by brick pilaster strips. The central entrance is square-headed and has a round-headed relieving arch above it, with a three-light square-headed casement window featuring plate glass situated above. There is another entrance to the left of the center in an altered opening. The outer bays have blind recessed panels instead of windows, with sunk panels located above them. A brick cornice runs along the top, and there is a blind oval sunk panel in the pediment. High brick walls extend from the stable block to the east and west.