Bathing House At Pentillie Quay And Quay

PILLATON SX 46 SW 6/186 Bathing house at Pentillie Quay and quay GV II Bathing house. Circa 1850, using C17 features. Slatestone rubble with granite dressings. Tiled roof with tiles laid in scalloped banding, with crested ridge tiles and gable ends with spike finials; rear lateral stack. Slatestone rubble quay. Plan: Rectangular plan bathing house, built on a quay projecting into the river. The one large room is heated from a rear lateral stack. Exterior: Single storey, with symmetrical front; central gabled porch with bargeboards, set on plain chamfered granite piers; inner granite 4-centred arched doorway, chamfered and stopped with studded door. Small 2-light chamfered granite window with casements to right and left with gabled dormer over; all gables with spike finials. The left gable end has 3-light granite window with casements with diamond leaded lights and chamfered granite mullions. The right gable end has large 4-light window with chamfered granite mullions and leaded lights; external sliding shutters; small single light with triangular head in gable. The rear has external stack with brick shaft. Interior: 5-bay roof with principal rafters, collars and braces with trefoils in the spandrels. Wooden frieze with quatrefoils; dado panelling. Fireplace in granite with flat arch and roll moulding. The quay is rectangular in plan, with battered slatestone rubble walls.

Listing NGR: SX4116264603