Stableblock 30 Metres East Of Avon Tyrrell House

The stableblock, located 30 meters east of Avon Tyrrell House, was built in 1892 by W R Lethaby. It is constructed of brick with patches of flint and stone chequerwork, and features some weatherboarding on the inner faces, topped with a plain tile roof. The building is U-shaped, with one and a half stories and a three-bay front. One bay contains an archway with sloping-topped gates, while the other end has an L-shaped stable range. Behind this is a one-bay wing, followed by a lower range.

The right-hand bay features the archway, alongside a three-panelled door in a solid frame. The center bay has a two-light casement window above a chequerwork panel that displays the date and the letter 'M' for the Manners family. The left-hand bay contains a five-light casement window. A wide raised band runs across the first floor, dropping down over the center. The roof includes a central four-light hipped dormer, with two-light round-headed dormers on either side. The roof is half-hipped on the left-hand side and hipped on the right, with a central ridge stack. To the right, there is a single-storey, two-bay stable range that is hipped at the end.