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Freestanding single-bay single-storey temple folly, built c. 1860, overlooking artificial pond, having carved granite temple front to front (east) elevation and portico to south elevation. Broken pediment to front, supported on painted masonry columns, with recent cast-iron central column added, paired terminating pilasters, and cast-iron railings. Moulded masonry cornice to north, south and rear (west) elevations to lined-and-ruled rendered walls, having render pilasters flanking rear elevation. Square-headed door openings having cast-iron gates. Composite columns to portico to south elevation, with granite platform and steps. Cobbled floor to interior. Rubble stone plinth with segmental- and round-headed arches.
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