Tea Pavilion, Hawarden Castle Estate

The Tea Pavilion at Hawarden Castle Estate is a single-storey rectangular structure designed by H.S. Goodhart-Rendel for his aunt, Lady Maud Ernestine Gladstone. It is built of uncoursed stone with rough-dressed detailing and features a flat roof. The east and west facades are mirrored and symmetrical, each having a central entrance that is near-flush and topped with a wide, depressed arch. The pavilion has multi-pane French windows adorned with a Strawberry Hill fan, along with similar flanking arched windows. These windows have plain string courses at their springing and beneath a coped parapet, and they feature projecting stone cills.

To the south of the pavilion, there is a stepped terrace with a low coped wall, which provides access to a storage room beneath. The adjoining walls curve in a semi-circle to the south, featuring plain central gate piers topped with conical stone finials.