South Stable Block at Emral Hall

Rectangular two-storey former stable block to south of the main axial approach to Emral Hall. Set back from an inclined plane with brick retaining wall under stone coping leading from the site of the former gates. Red brick with stone dressings including band course and rusticated quoins, hipped roof. Advanced central gabled bay has entrance with lugged stone architrave and entablature under a segmental pediment; midway along the elevation to either side are symmetrically placed doors each with a lugged stone architrave and entablature. The gables have two circular windows, or possible former pitching holes, flanking a clock. A stone band delineates the ground from the first floor and rests on top of the stone keystones of the ground floor windows. Windows have been replaced.

Most fixtures and fittings have been removed though the original beams survive throughout.