Stable Block At Bramshill House

The Stable Block at Bramshill House dates from the late 18th century and features a symmetrical design. It consists of a central section connected to flanking blocks by short walls. The building has a hipped red tile roof, with the higher central part topped by an octagonal timber bell turret. The eaves are moulded and rise at the center to form a wide pediment. The red brickwork is laid in Flemish bond with blue headers, and it includes rubbed flat arches and a plinth. Some openings have been made blank, while others feature small windows in the upper part, and the outer sides of the wings have sash windows. The structure has been altered and modernized for use as a garage block.