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Ashlar limestone block L-plan quay, built c.1820, with slipway at south end of north-west elevation, and with later quay to north-west. Recent concrete repairs. Parapet (south-east) of roughly coursed granite rubble stone construction with dressed limestone coping and concrete step. Vertical walls to south-east and battered to north-west. Limestone and granite surface. Limestone bollards and recent attached steel ladders. Store to south of quay incorporated into parapet wall and comprising lean-to slate roof, rubble limestone walls, dressed quoins and square-headed door opening with replacement timber battened door.
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