Pavilion About 110 Metres West South West Of Huntsham Court

The building is a garden summerhouse located about 110 metres west-southwest of Huntsham Court. It was constructed in the late 19th century using medieval materials from the parish church, which was restored in 1854 under Benjamin Terrey or in 1871 when the north aisle was built.

The summerhouse has a small rectangular plan with a doorway at the center of the front. It is a single-storey structure with a monopitch plain tile roof. The exterior features a three-bay front made from reused perpendicular trusses from the parish church. On the left side, there is a single light window, and on the right, a two-light window, with the doorway situated between them. The left (south) end displays the traceried head of a three-light window, while the right (north) end has partly collapsed.

Inside, the roof is constructed from part of a medieval wagon roof structure.