Middle Parc including Fountain Basin adjoining to W

L-shaped building of two conjoined ranges, the main one of 2 stories, the other of one-and-a-half. Of rubble construction with slate roofs and tiled ridges. Slate coved eaves and overlapping slab-coped gable parapets with shaped kneelers. End chimneys to the main block, that to the N cylindrical and with moulded capping and weathercoursing; further tall, cylindrical chimney to the angle between the two ranges and a large, tall end-chimney to the smaller block with narrower (raised) upper stage. The main block has exceptionally long quoins to its southern corner and small, square lights to the SE gable and the long SW side; otherwise modern small-pane windows to largely primary openings. Modern windows and openings to subsidiary block with remains of stone newel stair to adjoining gable of demolished earlier house (Parc 2). Modern single-storey lean-to to NW gable, with corrugated asbestos roof. Long catslide roof to NE(rear) of smaller block, with small-slate roof and 12-pane casement to catslide dormer window; this with corrugated roof. Modern single-storey porch to rear of main block. Adjoining to the W, a square fountain basin, its sides some 3m in length. Slate-flagged coping in 2 levels with 4 slatestone steps descending into a central pool on the NE side; on the NW side, a small basin to the centre serves the spring proper.

The interior was not inspected at the time of survey.