Bath House

The Bath House is a roofless structure that dates back to an unspecified period, with its surviving walls indicating a vaulted design. It is built of rubble stone, with some stones arranged at angles to create a rustic look. The building has a T-shaped plan with a short stem. The entrance is located in the short projecting range and features a damaged brick label mould. To the right, there is another entrance in the end wall with a brick pointed arch. On the left side, a window in the opposite end wall has a pointed arch and remnants of Gothic Revival style joinery.

Inside, there are remains of bench seating to the right of the entrance bay. In the longer arm of the building, a brick tank is set at the angle of the walls, with a curved front that forms a quadrant of a circle. There are also remnants of plaster and areas that were likely tiled. On the right side of the pool, stone steps lead down into the water.