Garden House At Boynton Hall

The Garden House at Boynton Hall is a building from the 16th century that was remodeled in the early 18th century and again in the Gothick style around 1770. It is constructed of brick with stone dressings and has a square plan, consisting of one storey and a basement. The building features stone quoins and stone steps leading to a panelled door, which is set within a plain wood surround and a pointed brick arch. This door is flanked by blank pointed arches that have painted intersecting glazing bars. Above the door, there is a blank star-shaped opening beneath water-spouts and a battlemented parapet that conceals a low pitch roof.

On the right elevation, there is a boarded door to the basement in a chamfered stone surround, along with a blocked rectangular opening in a plain brick surround to the right. The upper floor features a pointed sash window with intersecting tracery, flanked by pointed brick arches, and has a blank trefoil above it. The left elevation has a blank quatrefoil on the upper floor. Inside, the building has bolection moulded panelling throughout, a fireplace with a moulded architrave, a pulvinated frieze, and a moulded cornice. The window shutters have late 18th-century painted marbling on their inner faces.