Summerhouse In Grounds Of Millstone Lodge

The summerhouse in the grounds of Millstone Lodge, formerly known as the Summer House of Hillam Hall, is a disused structure dating from the early to mid-19th century. It is built of sandstone ashlar and features a corrugated iron roof. The building is square in shape, single storey, and consists of a single bay. It has buttresses at the corners topped with pinnacles. The pointed doorway is flanked by slender colonnettes and has a roll-moulded head beneath a hoodmould, although a late 20th-century stable door partially obscures it. An incised cross is present in the gable, along with crenellations and a pinnacle. The sides have lancet windows, and the rear features a three-light lancet window with some remnants of stained glass. Inside, there are remains of Gothic panelling.