Aedicular Gothic Gazebo and associated garden steps at Peacock House

The Aedicular Gothic Gazebo at Peacock House is a castellated structure with adjoining garden steps on the north side. It is built from limestone rubble and features smooth limestone dressings. The gazebo includes an aedicular niche set into a high wall that is approximately 15 meters long. This wall is stepped over a wide Tudor arch that frames the niche, which is semi-octagonal and topped with a hipped slate roof supported by a simple roof structure. A modern paved terrace is present.

To the left of the gazebo, descending from the terrace, is a parapeted stone stair consisting of three flights with two, four, and five steps respectively, constructed in the same style as the gazebo. The rear revettment of the stairs has crenellations with sloped capping stones, while the front stair parapet features regular sloped copings. The bottom flight is marked by square piers that also have sloping capping stones.