Gazebo Approximately 9 Metres West South West Of Manor House Hotel

The gazebo, located approximately 9 metres west-south-west of the Manor House Hotel, was likely built in 1907 by architect Detmar Blow for Viscount Hambledon. It is constructed from dressed snecked granite blocks, featuring Bath stone quoins and window details. The adjoining wall includes a Bath stone parapet and dressings. The gazebo has a tile roof with overhanging eaves and a square plan, consisting of one room on the ground floor and another on the first floor, each with direct access. The ground floor room can be accessed through plank double doors on the west side, while the first floor room has a doorway on the east side facing the hotel. This upper room is also illuminated by three-light mullion windows with arched lights on all other sides. The wall adjoining the gazebo features three regularly spaced pilasters, with the westernmost one made of rusticated Bath stone. To the left of this, the wall slopes down to ground level, finishing in a large scroll.