Outbuilding to Southover Manor and Arches to South

This building is an outbuilding to Southover Manor, originally serving as stables, and now functioning as a school building. It was constructed in 1862, with an arch dated 1845. The structure is made of flint, featuring red and blue brick quoins and dressings on a coursed dressed stone plinth. It has a moulded brick cornice and a hipped slate roof that includes three skylights on the north side. The building is two storeys high and has a four-window front, with quoined red brick surrounds, rendered cills, and segment-headed windows. The main entrance is located on the south side.

Attached to the east are four rusticated red brick gatepiers, each topped with scroll-shaped supporters and moulded stone copings. The central opening is wider, featuring paired boarded doors, while the narrower side openings have coped segment-headed arches, with the left side blocked. The wings to the south end in a brick archway, which is complemented by another arch to the south-west made of flint with moulded stone dressings, showcasing stiff-leaf carving that has been reused from the Priory.