Former Stables About 50 Metres North North Eas To Hunton Court And Paved Yard Adjoining To South

The former stables, dating from the late 18th century, are located about 50 metres north-north-east of Hunton Court and feature a paved yard to the south. The stables are constructed from chequered red and grey brick and have a plain tile roof. The building is double depth and two storeys high, resting on a chamfered brick plinth. It has a dentilled brick eaves cornice and a hipped roof.

The front facade has a regular arrangement of five windows, consisting of four 2-light leaded casements with splayed rubbed brick voussoirs, and a central semi-circular recess also featuring rubbed brick voussoirs. There is a Diocletian window to the left end of the ground floor, and a recessed panelled door beneath the second window from the left, with a Diocletian window above it. A central blocked doorway has been infilled with a Diocletian window. To the right end, there are two garage doors, and the first floor features a central loading door along with two Diocletian windows on the right gable end. The rear door includes a Diocletian light.

The interior has not been inspected. The shared yard, which extends about 20 metres north-south and slightly further east-west, is paved with setts and includes four shallow drains that converge at the centre.