Stable Block Of South Tidworth House

The stable block of South Tidworth House is a large structure from the mid-19th century that has been converted into offices. It features brick and slate construction and is arranged in a two-storeyed layout on three sides of a large courtyard, with the south side having an open-sided shed. The facades facing the courtyard are regular but not symmetrical, constructed of painted brick with rubbed flat arches and sash windows. The entrance to the courtyard is centrally located in the east range, marked by a plain arched opening that reaches full height. Above this entrance is a 20th-century clock tower made of vertical boarding. The outer walls are built of red brick in English bond, and the entrance is flanked by plain coupled pilasters, with the arch featuring a keystone and impost blocks.