Garden House To North Of Parkfield

The garden house located to the north of Parkfield is a late 19th-century garden building that was used as a poison store. It is constructed from local red breccia rubble and features a slate roof. The building has an octagonal shape and stands two storeys tall, with a pyramidal slate roof that has deep eaves. There is a stack with a tall cylindrical shaft and a rendered shaft with a cornice.

On the south side, there is a doorway, and the first floor has a platband, along with a band at the level of the first-floor windows. The entrance includes a boarded door beneath a tall segmental-headed, high-transomed, two-light casement. The bays flanking the doorway are blind, while the bays beyond have windows. The interior was not inspected at the time of the survey but may still contain interesting features, including chimneypieces.