Gazebo approximately 30m east of Bathwick Hill House

The gazebo, built in limestone ashlar, is located approximately 30 meters east of Bathwick Hill House. It is designed in an Italianate style and is now part of a late 20th-century enclosed swimming pool structure, forming its east end.

The exterior features a central elliptical arch flanked by semicircular arches, supported by slender shafts that respond with attached half-columns adorned with ornate capitals. The arches are surrounded by flat surrounds and have recessed spandrels, with a prominent central keystone. The entablature includes seven small sunk roundels along the architrave, a bold cornice with modillions, and end pilasters that have narrow sunk panels and a raised shield at the level of the shaft capitals. This architectural detail is set against the end wall of the pool and opens into a plain rectangular space with return walls made of large ashlar blocks, featuring central arched openings within the later structure.