Public Conveniences at landward end of Mumbles Pier

The public conveniences at the landward end of Mumbles Pier are designed in a castellated style and constructed with cyclopean masonry against the exposed rock face. The building features a central range that is two stories tall with two windows, flanked by single-story wings that each have four windows, all topped with embattled parapets. The windows have shallow pointed heads and small-pane glazing. The central range includes empty niches positioned slightly lower than the windows on both stories. The upper story projects on a corbel table, and there is a vented oculus with a hood mould at the upper center, which is integrated with the parapet string course.

The wings contain doorways set back at the right and left ends, located under battlements, with cast iron gates (the entrance for gentlemen is on the right, and for ladies on the left). The doorway on the right is elevated due to the sloping ground, and there are steps further to the right that lead up over this doorway. The wings have curved convex roofs painted grey, which feature an embattled parapet that continues with the upper-story parapet.

On the right, concrete steps with a stone parapet lead to two pointed doorways with boarded doors above the right wing, providing access to the upper story of the central range. Additional concrete steps lead to a balcony on top of the structure, which has added railings and a rendered and painted surface.