Gazebo And Attached Garden Wall, About 35 Metres South East Of Beckington Manor

The gazebo and attached garden wall, located about 35 metres southeast of Beckington Manor, date back to the 17th century, with the gazebo being rebuilt in the mid-19th century. The gazebo is a small circular structure made of rubble and is open on the west side. It features an arcade of three hexagonal wooden piers set on stone bases, topped with a conical stone tile roof that has a fluted ball finial. Inside, the slabbed floor is complemented by a plaster ceiling with radiating wooden ribbing and a central wooden ball pendant at the apex. The attached garden wall, made of rubble and standing 3 metres high, has a double-Roman tile capping and extends for 70 metres to the west. These two features are prominent at the entrance to the village.