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Description: | Pevsner records the following about the building. '… originally built as a summer house of Sir John Cotterell's estate. It is a curiously barbaric piece of architecture, with a rusticated Venetian window and a triglyph frieze whose metopes are simply rubble. Lord Torrington called it " the most extra-ordinary gaze-about house in the world". ' | Subjects: | Stately Homes Pubs Public Houses  Watercolour Architecture Country Houses Inns | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Author/Creator: Dryden, Henry E L | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=3014... | Go to resource |
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