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Attached three-stage stone water tower, built c. 1840, ground floor converted to office lobby with office buildings attached to east and west. Square-plan, steel tank on yellow brick corbel course. Squared roughly coursed rubble stone walling to bottom stage, red brick walling to upper stages; cut limestone plinth coping, yellow brick quoins, ashlar limestone and yellow brick string courses. Blind oculus to bottom stage, yellow brick surround; blind paired round-headed openings to second stage, block-and-start yellow brick jambs, round-arched brick archivolt. Round-headed door opening, block-and-start yellow brick jambs, round-headed rubbed brick archivolt, painted timber door with glazed panels. Two-storey random rubble store to north c. 1840.
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