South west quadrant pavilion at Eaton Park

The south west quadrant pavilion at Eaton Park is a park pavilion built between 1924 and 1928 by A Sandys Winch. It is constructed from colour washed stone and concrete in a Classical style, featuring a balustraded flat roof. The pavilion has a quadrant shape and is entirely surrounded by a colonnade. It stands on a stepped plinth, from which rise Tuscan columns that support an entablature with a balustrade above, featuring piers at intervals above the columns. The colonnade includes various doorways with panelled doors and fanlights, as well as mullion and transom windows, all interspersed with pilasters that correspond to the columns. This pavilion is one of a group of four structures, including the Bandstand, that contribute to the significant layout of Eaton Park. Eaton Park is also listed in the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade II*.