2 Summer Houses On Bowling Green Immediately To South Of Maulds Meaburn Hall

Two summer houses, believed to be from the 18th century but possibly older, are located immediately to the south of Maulds Meaburn Hall. They feature ashlar fronts with coursed, squared rubble on the returns and rear, and have hipped roofs covered with graduated slates. The summer houses are mirror images of each other, each consisting of a single storey and a single bay, with a cellar at the rear. The central entrance has a plank door flanked by small windows, with an additional window on each return. The left-hand summer house has fixed windows with glazing bars, while the right-hand summer house is unglazed. A string course runs above the openings on the front face, and the eaves cornice extends around all four sides.