The Tea House
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A pavilion had already been built in the garden during Ivan Gans's time. It appears to have been significantly smaller than the later structure and was integrated into the axial garden design as a flower pavilion.
Along with the right-angled extension of the garden, Henry Budge also had the pavilion enlarged. It blended seamlessly into the elaborately designed garden landscape. The garden was a particular passion of Henry Budge’s. Together with the greenhouses, it was laid out and maintained with great care.
The renovation of the house cost a total of 2.5 million marks, of which 700,000 marks were spent on the garden design alone.
It is not known for certain when the pavilion was demolished. However, it was still standing on the grounds after World War II.