The style of the buildings suggests a date in the 18th century, predating the available historic maps. The stable block forms part of a complex of buildings including the main house (The White House) and associated farm buildings along with a dovecote [separately listed]. Both the house and the dovecote are Grade II listed. The first available detailed map is the 1884 First Edition Ordnance Sur-vey map. This shows the buildings already present along the northern boundary. These extend beyond what now remains. To the NE of the stable block it would appear that there is a further block, no longer present by the 1901 OS map. (1)

<1> TVAS East Midlands, 2022, Stable Block, 145 Main St, Sutton Bonington (Unpublished document). SNT5529.