The main whitewashed stone colonial revival house was built in 1925, and designed by architect William Lawrence Bottomley. Using matching Federal revival details, this pool pavilion was designed to appear as if it was always there– an ancillary structure to the main house.

Containing a small kitchen and bar, a shower/changing room, and a powder room, the pavilion has an outdoor covered terrace for gatherings which connects to the pool pavilion’s interior with folding French doors. The cupola provides additional natural light to flood the space and the bead board was painted white for a relaxed feel for this “playhouse”.