Stable Block To Townhill Park House

The stable block to Townhill Park House, built in the 1830s, is a two-storey rectangular structure that was not present on the Tithe Map of 1830 but appears on the Ordnance Survey map of 1868. It features elegant colourwashed brick walls and a low-pitched slate hipped roof. The symmetrical west elevation has five bays arranged in two-storey arcading, constructed in Flemish garden wall bond with blue headers. It includes wide overhanging eaves, a cemented plinth, and a cemented impost band at the springing level of the arcading, which contains five cambered-headed window openings to the loft, three of which are blocked. On the ground floor, there is a central flat-arched doorway with an overlight and flanking thermal windows, a similar doorway in the southernmost bay, and a pair of wooden boarded doors in the northernmost bay. The north end wall features a single blind full-height arch. The rear elevation has some altered details, with a mix of original thermal openings and 20th-century flat-roofed dormers. Part of the interior remains, including stalls and a harness enclosure.