Description

SE 68 SE WELBURN WELBURN HALL ESTATE

4/101 Garden pavilion
approximately 50 metres
to south west of Welburn
hall

GV II

Garden Pavilion. Late C17, with C19 exterior staircase. Sandstone, with
rusticated ashlar quoins; slate roof. Square on plan. 2-storeys. Half-
glazed and panelled door, approached by a later staircase, to upper storey,
in a frame with quoined jambs and a blank cartouche above. C19 plank floor
with strap hinges to lower storey, under a flat-headed rusticated lintel
with a blank cartouche and dropped keystone. All windows have plate-glass
lower sash with 12-pane sash above. Moulded band at first floor level.
Cyma recta cornice to tall, swept, pyramidal roof. Interior: in the upper
room, the C17 decorated ceiling survives consisting of a mythological
figurative painting encircled by a moulded plaster garland of fruit and
flowers, with winged cherub heads in the corners. In the lower room,
tongue-stopped chamfered beams remain.

Listing NGR: SE6816284603

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26602274

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