Gazebo In South West Corner Of Rectory Garden

The gazebo, located in the southwest corner of the Rectory garden, dates from the early 18th century. It is constructed of ashlar stone on a rubble stone base and features a pyramid slate roof topped with a ball finial, which was in storage as of 1984. The structure has a square plan and is two stories tall. It includes a moulded plinth, channelled corner piers, and a moulded eaves cornice that is broken forward over the piers. There is one window on the sides and rear, each with a bolection moulded surround and a fielded apron panel beneath. The north front has a bolection moulded doorcase with a pediment hood supported by scrolled brackets, above a fielded eight-panel door. Access to the door is via nine stone steps, which are flanked by plain iron rails. Inside, there is a corner fireplace and fielded-panel window seats on the east and south sides. The garden wall to the south and east of the Rectory garden is also listed under Vicarage Lane.