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Detached three-bay two-storey bathing lodge, built c. 1825. Comprising single-bay single-storey castellated entrance bay to centre with flanking castellated turret to east and battered single-bay two-storey castellated turret to west elevation. Rendered walls having limestone stringcourse and copings to castellations. Blind arrow slits to east turret and blind cross loops to west turret. Pointed arch window openings to west turret with remains of Y-tracery windows and painted stone sills. Pointed arch pedestrian entrance to entrance bay having single-leaf cast-iron gate. Pointed arch opening to front (north) elevation with timber battened door. Pointed arch opening to rear (south) elevation having timber battened door. Limestone steps and render pointed arch balustrade to entrance-bay, south elevation leading to pointed arch opening to west turret, first floor having timber battened door. Roughcast rendered boundary walls to south with flight of limestone steps. Facing out to the shore of the Shannon estuary.
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