Woodlands Farm Building

This is a farm building dating from 1886, located in the Borough of Elmbridge. It is a red brick structure with yellow brick buttresses and plain tiled roofs. The design is a quadrangle of single-story farm buildings, with a pavilion in the right-hand corner and a wing set back at a 45-degree angle. A square entrance pavilion to the left is linked to the quadrangle by a three-bay screen wall. The street-facing side of the quadrangle has 23 narrow bays, featuring alternating lancet windows and buttresses. Four square wooden turrets rise from the roof ridge. The pavilion on the right is square with a pyramidal roof and a gabled dormer. The entrance pavilion has moulded and arched gates at ground floor level, above which is a square wooden dovecot. A battlemented screen wall connects the pavilion to the quadrangle, with a crow-stepped gable in the centre bay, which contains three lancet windows set below a brick string course.