Gazebo, About 30M North-West Of Brewery House

This gazebo, located about 30 meters north-west of Brewery House, dates from the early 17th century. It is constructed of random rubble Doulting stone with ashlar stone quoins. The roof is hipped and made of stone slate, featuring a central stone cap and a ball finial. A stone chimney stack made of ashlar stone rises from the north eaves. The gazebo has a square plan and is two stories high. On the ground floor, there are double doors facing North Street, while the entrance to the first floor is accessed directly from a raised garden on the west side. The south side has a 9-pane fixed light window, and there is a shuttered, stone-framed opening on the north side for the first floor.