Description

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SU 65 NW
5/85

SHERBORNE ST JOHN
VYNE PARK
Garden Pavilion

26.4.57

I

Late C17, by John Webb. A two-storeyed circular structure with a dome, capped by a small lantern. There are four two-storeyed projections, each with a pediment, pilasters set in from the corners, an arched window above an arched doorway, two tiers of narrow arched panels to the cheeks of the upper stage. The pediment has a curved moulding, a moulded fascia above brick brackets follows round the building at eaves level, with another moulded band beneath it, a set of base mouldings again surrounds the building at first-floor level. The curving walls in their upper part have one arched panel above another. The dome is covered with scalloped tiles, and the whole structure (apart from plain stone keystones) is in red brickwork. A chimney flue is attached to the upper part of one of the curved sections.

Listing NGR: SU6271556115

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• Wikidata Q26385083

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