Summerhouse approximately 200 metres north west of Sandford Park

The summerhouse, located approximately 200 metres northwest of Sandford Park, dates from the late 18th century. It is constructed of timber and features a cladding and roof made of Stonesfield slate. The design includes back-to-back three-quarter circular alcoves in a Chinoiserie style. Each alcove has a round-headed archway topped with a shallow pediment, and the spandrels and pediment are filled with fretwork scrolls. The slate-clad sides are serpentine, and the roof is topped with a square cupola that has a Chinese-trellis balustrade, an open fretwork frieze of bells, and an ogee roof with a wooden finial. Inside, each alcove boasts a wooden vault radiating from a central rosette and is furnished with white Chinoiserie curved benches that have trellis backs and footrests. The summerhouse is situated between two lakes within the gardens of Sandford Park.