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Two adjoining water tanks associated with Columb Barracks (15310007 to 15310019), built c.1865 and c.1905. Comprises an ashlar limestone two-stage tower (on square plan), erected c.1865, having an enclosed wrought-iron storage tank over with pitched lead roof and a red brick tower (on square plan), erected c.1905, having an enclosed wrought-iron storage tank over with pitched lead roof. Cut limestone string course at second stage level to ashlar limestone water tank. Round-headed door and window opening to earlier water tower having red brick dressings and the remains of early fittings. Located to the south of the complex with remnants of earlier structures, now cleared, to the east and the west.
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