Stable Block 25 Metres South West Of Hursley House

The stable block, built in 1829 as noted on the keystone, is located 25 meters southwest of Hursley House. It is constructed of brick with a slate roof and lead ridges. The building features a three-bay, two-storey central block flanked by single-storey, three-bay wings on each side. The central block includes an archway made of rubbed brick with Portland stone key blocks. Each side has a panel with a depressed rubbed brick arch head, a door accessed by three stone steps, and a 16-pane sash window above. The roof is hipped and has symmetrical stacks topped by a bellcote with a square base and a cupola above. To the right, there is a link wing from the house, while to the left, there is a seven narrow bay blind arcade with rubbed brick heads and a hipped roof. The wings feature double carriage doors on the opposite side.