Gazebo In Garden Of Number 5 (Not Included)

The gazebo, located in the garden of Number 5, was built in the 18th century by T.F. Pritchard. It is constructed of stucco and features a hipped plain tile roof with a castellated parapet and a weathervane, along with a chimney at the rear. The structure is single storey with a basement, accessed by stone steps that have wrought-iron railings leading to glazed double doors. The doors have ornamental glazing in the upper lights and are flanked by two bowed sash windows with similar upper lights. The eaves are moulded.

On the right side, the steps are built over a decorated arch, leading to a central two-panel door to the basement, which is flanked by two lights with painted panels, all under ogee heads. There are two moulded roundels above and moulded eaves. Inside, there is a fireplace.