Ruined Engine House Approx. 75 Metres South West Of Count House At King Edward Mine

The ruined engine house, located approximately 75 metres southwest of the Count House at King Edward Mine, is a derelict structure likely built in the late 19th century. The building is constructed from large dressed granite blocks and features brick arches over the windows. It has a rectangular plan with a bob wall on the south side. The bob wall includes a round-headed window with stone voussoirs. On the west side, there are two round-headed windows at the ground floor and one above. The east side and rear walls are mostly collapsed. This engine house is part of the South Condurrow Mine, which was not taken over by the Camborne School of Mines. It is included for its group value, serving as a prominent landmark near King Edward Mine.