Bathing House

The Bathing House, dating to the late 19th century, is situated off Horsley Lane in Beeston. It is constructed of stone, brick, and timber framing. The building's front features a stone buttress on the far right, with offset detailing. To the left of the buttress is a timber-framed hut creating a ground-floor loggia supported by four posts. The loggia incorporates angle braces and balustrades featuring splat balusters, with a central open bay providing four steps leading upwards. A clapboard-clad pumping house was erected around 1940 within the loggia. The first floor and gable display decorative timber framing. A stone wall extends to the left, while the right-hand wall is of sandstone. The rear of the building is brick, with a wooden loft door centrally positioned on the first floor. C17th panelling originally lined the loggia and remains within the pumping house.