Quartermasters Stores, Jellalabad Barracks (Building No 64)

The Quartermaster's Stores at Jellalabad Barracks, also known as Building No 64, is a former quartermaster's store built around 1905. It is constructed of English bond brick with brick stacks and features a slate roof. The building has a single-depth plan and is two stories high.

The exterior consists of a five-bay range with a one-bay left-hand wing and a single-storey, five-bay right-hand wing. The central section features a two-storey, four-bay iron verandah with a concrete first floor and a leaded roof, supported by moulded columns on the first floor and a stair on the left. The building has irregularly spaced boarded doors with segmental-arched iron-framed overlights, tall 6/6-pane sash windows, most of which have iron bars, as well as some metal-framed windows. The rear windows are also iron-framed.

The interior has not been inspected. Historically, Tidworth was developed after the Army purchased Salisbury Plain for large-scale training manoeuvres and is part of a complete battalion unit within Tidworth Barracks.