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Single-bay single-storey former railway water tower, erected c. 1893, having metal water tank over. Originally built as part of Inver Railway Station (see 40909218). Now out of use and overgrown with vegetation. Constructed of squared coursed rock-faced sandstone masonry with rock-faced quoins to the corners. Round-headed window opening to the east elevation having rock-faced sandstone surround, cut stone sill, and remains of multi-paned timber sliding sash window. Square-headed doorway to the west elevation having rock-faced sandstone surround and rock-faced sandstone lintel over; original timber battened door now removed. Metal water tank over having former chute/nozzle and metal pulley wheel to the east side. Set back from road to the west of the former Inver Railway Station (see 40909218), and adjacent to the west of railway bridge (see 40909217). Located to the north of Inver and to the west of Mountcharles.
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