The Gothic Temple is a Grade I listed building in the Buckinghamshire local planning authority area, England. Pavilion, holiday cottage.

The Gothic Temple

WRENN ID: stubborn-gable-primrose
Grade: I
Local Planning Authority: Buckinghamshire
Country: England
Type: Pavilion, holiday cottage
Source: Historic England listing

Description

SP 6737 STOWE

9/74 STOWE SCHOOL The Gothic Temple

25.9.51 GV I

Pavilion, now a holiday cottage; 1741 by Gibbs. Brown ironstone, roof concealed by castellated parapets. Two storeys. Triangular plan with 3 storey tower at one angle, stone domed turrets at two. Each side has shallow gable divided into three bays to attached columns of a gothicised doric order with pointed arches between. The two central columns are crowned with pinnacles, flanking a central roundel with quatre-foil. First floor windows are traceried with quatre-foils in the centre. Ground floor openings have gothic panelled spandrels. Each arch contains a pointed arched window recess, some blank, others with quatrefoil opening at the head.

Listing NGR: SP6791037444

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