U-shaped Former Stable Blocks and Attached Walls at Leeswood Hall

2 storey NE range of red brick with few stone dressings, slate roof. Timber bellcote with circular clockface in enriched surround to gable facing house, coped gable parapets with wide kneelers. Yard elevation with timber insets (fixed for ornamental mouldings?) under eaves. Arched brick heads to boarded loft doors, string course, later outside stair to centre; similar treatment to ground floor with various 2-light windows and large C20 garage opening. Blocked ventilation slits towards rebuilt SE end. Rear elevation to lawn retains original treatment including ornamental oculi, ventilation slits, stringcourse stepped up over arched doorway (blocked) with stone jambs and keystone.

Brick screen wall at NW (with later corrugated shed supported by iron columns) incorporates arched entrance for road; double ironwork gates.

SW gabled range now converted into housing, has detailing much as before, with C20 glazing and Georgian-style treatment to road elevation. Courtyard elevation has blocked central archway, now door. Brick string course at first floor level, late C20 fenestration and doors throughout.

Stable yard has stone paved walkway around the outside nearest the buildings and is cobbled in the centre. It is enclosed to SE by low brick boundary walls with some stone dressings including quoins (at angles of demolished rear range). Linked rubble wall runs out towards the roadway along a curved angle and continues on to complete the garden enclosure.