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Ruins of conservatory, built 1825, originally nine-bay and single-storey. Curved limestone ashlar wall to east with curved moulded copings, and coursed limestone rubble walls to west and south. Three segmental arches to west wall having red brick voussoirs. Two limestone steps to interior leading through centre arch up to oval ornamental pool. Limestone surround covered in temporary timber boards. Flight of rendered steps to north and south, having render copings and ball finials. Rubble limestone boundary walls to site. Pedestrian entrance to north having square-plan rendered piers and single-leaf wrought-iron gate, with ball finial caps and flight of rendered steps having ball finial.
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