Loggia in the grounds of Thames Eyot

The loggia in the grounds of Thames Eyot is a Grade II listed structure made of Portland stone, brick, and cement, finished with dressed ashlar. It features stone flag roof slabs supported by iron brackets and has stone flag floors with a slate soffit to the roof.

This loggia is positioned against the southern boundary wall and faces northeast. It measures approximately 18.5 meters in length and 2.4 meters in depth, consisting of a ten-bay Tuscan colonnade made of stone. The colonnade ends with a square pier at the river side and paired piers near the grotto. The frieze displays alternating triglyphs and paterae beneath a deep projecting cornice adorned with flat mutules or brackets. The rear wall is also faced in stone and features truncated short pilasters. The roof has a single pitch and is covered with large stone flags, which are supported by pierced iron brackets that also hold slate linings. The floor and the forecourt extending beyond the loggia are paved with stone flags and reconstituted stone paving.