Abbey Mews

Abbey Mews is a mid-19th century block, originally part of Laleham Abbey, now converted into a cloister garth with two-storey accommodation and service areas. The main front is of red brick with yellow brick dressings and is single-storey, arranged with two bays, a central bay, and then two more bays. The outer bays have arched spaces with tripartite windows above, featuring decorative filling. A taller central pavilion features a coach arch and a belfry. The building has slate roofs with slate eaves. The sides and rear are two storeys high, with lunettes on the first floor. Modern casement windows have been installed.