Former Bersham Colliery Baths, Canteen and Offices

The former Bersham Colliery Baths, Canteen and Offices is a significant building that reflects the architectural style and character of post-war baths. Constructed of brick with shuttered concrete roofs and glazed rooflights, it has an irregular 'L' shape and consists of one to three storeys. The westernmost section is a single-storey former canteen featuring large windows that overlook the yard. Adjacent to this was the medical centre. Connecting to the central plenum tower are the showers and lockers, arranged in a single-storey range with a blank wall facing the yard and raised rooflights.

The central part of the building is highlighted by a three-storey plenum tower, which is fronted by continuous mullioned windows. This tower provided hot air for the drying lockers and contained the main staircase leading to the two-storey office section to the northeast. A canopy extends in front of the offices, offering covered access between the pit-head and the baths; this canopy remains partly intact, with some sections reduced to columns only. The northernmost single-storey section also features the canopy, along with clerestory windows above and a rooflight made of glass bricks.

The building has been repurposed into offices, a café, and enterprise workshops. Many original features are still present, including the central wall that separates the showers from the lockers and the tiled dados.