Stables At Asthall Manor Estate

The stables at Asthall Manor Estate were built around 1919 by Charles Bateman for Lord Redesdale. They are constructed of coursed stone rubble and feature a stone tile hipped roof, with a coursed limestone rubble stack at the northeast corner. The building has a rectangular plan, with a tack room located at the left (northeast) end.

The exterior is one storey with a loft and presents an asymmetrical five-bay front. It includes wooden mullion-transom windows with small panes and horizontally sliding sashes. There is a plank groom's door on the left and a stable door on the right, both equipped with strap hinges and rectangular overlights. Above these doors, there is a gabled loading door in the roof, flanked by two small dormers, with additional dormers located in the hipped ends.

Inside, the stables contain wooden loose-boxes, while the tack room is fitted with cast-iron saddle-racks and brackets.