Cold Bath House To North Of Fish Pond To South West Of The Lodge

Cold Bath House is a landscape feature that includes a plunge bath, dating from the late 18th century to the early 19th century. It is constructed of rubble stone and has a three-bay facade for the changing room and plunge bath, built against a natural bank.

The exterior features retaining walls on each side, with stone steps located behind the wall on the right. The central doorway consists of a boarded and ledged round-headed door set within a round-arched ashlar surround, complete with a pendant keystone. The flanking windows have projecting sills and round arches, also adorned with pendant keystones. Projecting courses create a cornice beneath a coped parapet, which returns to enclose a small terrace. The retaining walls splay forward and ramp down on either side.

Inside, there is a lobby entrance leading to brick arch-vaulted rooms on each side. The changing room on the left features a niche on the back wall, while the plunge bathroom includes stone steps that lead down.