Description

PAINSWICK PAINSWICK HOUSE
SO 8610/8710
6/258 Classical seat, c.150 m
north-west of The Stables
GV II*
Garden pavilion. c.1750, possibly by Thomas Robins. Limestone ashlar, slate
roof. An open bower with two banded Doric columns carrying pediment, and banded
responds to the back wall of ashlar, render to the front. The frieze, centre of
of pediment and column bands are vermiculated. The whole set to a stone stylobate
One of a group of garden buildings in an important surviving rococo
ensemble, facing across a theatre-like valley towards the House (q.v.) and
Stables (q.v.).
(Mowl, T and White, R; Thomas Robins at Painswick, Jnl of Garden History, Vol 4,
no 2).

Listing NGR: SO8629710638

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17538368

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