Summerhouse And Adjoining Outbuilding, 15 Metres West Of Pondsmead

The summerhouse, dating from the early 19th century, is located 15 metres west of Pondsmead. It is constructed of rubble, with some parts rendered, and features a conical thatched roof. This single-storey building has a circular cottage orne design, with three depressed arch head windows that are two-light and have stained glass infill at the top of each light. There are three additional windows, one of which is half-height and has an ogee head. The door opening is on the east side, with a rustic panel door topped by a thatched bonnet hood supported on rustic posts. Adjoining the rear is a small circular thatched outbuilding. Inside, there are fine carved wood fireplace surrounds that match those in Pondsmead.