Against the south wall of the garden stood an aedicula shrine. The structure sat on a high podium and consisted of two columns supporting a pediment. The columns were painted yellow, with the frieze consisting of a red background with yellow floral motifs. Within it was found a terracotta altar and three bronze statuettes depicting Minerva, Harpocrates, and a Lar. From the ceiling of the structure hung a lamp. A masonry altar stood before the shrine. Giacobello noted that the structure no longer survives today, however, images of the shrine provided by the Archaeological Park suggests otherwise.