Gazebo and Terrace Wall 20 Metres South of Christon Court

The gazebo, dating from the 17th century and reroofed in the 19th century, is constructed of rubble and stud, and was formerly rendered with a pantile roof. It is a single room measuring 2.5 metres square, located on a terrace. The northern entry facade now shows only remnants of the stud wall with a moulded door frame. The west stud wall has collapsed, exposing the rear of a later inserted rubble wall. The east wall features an ovolo moulded transmullioned timber window, with the lower half blocked. The south wall, which faces the road, stands 4 metres high as part of the terrace wall and has fragmentary remains of a similar blocked window and a lower blocked opening. Inside, there is a panelled 17th-century privy seat. The terrace wall supporting the gazebo extends westward at a height of about 2.5 metres for approximately 50 metres, reaching the junction with the west garden wall.