Dutch Tea House, Eaton Hall, Garden pavilion in Eaton Hall, England
The Dutch Tea House features timber framing on red sandstone, topped with a red-tiled roof and a lead finial with a weather vane.
Architect John Douglas constructed this Grade II listed building in 1872 for the 2nd Earl Grosvenor, who later became the 1st Duke of Westminster.
The structure stands at the north end of the Dutch Garden, designed by C.E. Mallows, with carved wooden posts and a pargetted frieze.
The interior contains a central tearoom with an adjacent kitchen, while six steps lead down from the verandah to the Dutch Garden.
The concave profile of the red-tiled roof rises to meet a distinctive lead finial, creating an elegant silhouette against the garden landscape.
Location: Eaton and Eccleston
Inception: 1872
Architects: John Douglas
Part of: Eaton Hall
GPS coordinates: 53.13740,-2.87590
Latest update: March 5, 2025 02:23
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