Stable Block At Farnham Castle

The stable block at Farnham Castle dates from the early 18th century. It is a half H-shaped structure with one storey and an attic, featuring a tile hipped roof. There is one hipped dormer in each gable end and three in the rear wall. The building has a deep wooden cornice with modillions and is clad in red brick, accented by shallow rubbed brick voussoirs.

Each gable end has a wide sunken rectangular panel above a wide segmental-headed doorway with ledged double doors. The inner return walls contain two bays. The rear wall features, from left to right, two tall transomed and mullioned windows with small panes, a double ledged door with a two-light window above divided into small panes, and at the right end, a wide segmental-headed doorway with double ledged doors. Above this doorway are the upper parts of two blind panels that match the width of the windows on the left. The south wall is constructed of clunch and brick.