Summer House In Grounds Of Bishopstrow House is a Grade II listed building in the Wiltshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 11 November 1976. Pavilion.

Summer House In Grounds Of Bishopstrow House

WRENN ID: veiled-rubble-fern
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Wiltshire
Country: England
Date first listed: 11 November 1976
Type: Pavilion
Source: Historic England listing

Description

BISHOPSTROW WARMINSTER ROAD ST 84 SE (south side) 3/15 Summer House in grounds of Bishopstrow House 11.11.76

GV II

Pavilion. Early C19. Limestone ashlar with rubble stone to rear, Welsh slate pointed roof. Octagonal with 3-sided loggia to front. Single storey. Three hollow-chamfered square openings to front, partly closed by wooden trellis, central half-glazed double doors to closed remainder of octagon; margin-pane coloured glass, either side is 18-pane sash with margin lights, pilasters with key motif. Five rear sides have hollow-chamfered square panels, no windows. Astragal below plain cornice to roof. Interior has stone floor, 3 round-arched niches to rear walls and moulded plaster ceiling cornice. Picturesque setting in the gardens of the Regency Bishopstrow House (q.v.), for the Temple family.

Listing NGR: ST8964244107

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