Indoor roller-skating rink to W of Stable Courtyard at Creselly House

The building is an indoor roller-skating rink located to the west of the Stable Courtyard at Creselly House. It is a barn-like structure made of rubble with rubble quoins and window jambs, topped with a half-hipped slate roof featuring a tiled ridge and finials, along with a central ventilator. The north side, which was designed as the front, is pebbledashed and includes a shallow crenellated porch with cement-rendered dressings. The south side has gables above three large mullioned and transomed windows, which have small-pane glazing and concrete lintels. There is a tall square-headed entrance at the eastern end.

Inside, a centrally located chamfered segmental arch on the north side leads into a tiled lobby, which has Gents' and Ladies' toilets on either side, accessed through half-glazed and panelled inner doors. The interior features a utilitarian roof supported by steel trusses with cambered ties. It is likely that the rink originally had a wood-block floor.