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Detached single-bay two-storey former bathing house/folly (on square-plan) associated with St. Ernan’s House (see 40909919), built c. 1830, having rubble stone wall with integral square-headed entrance adjacent to the north-west. Roof hidden behind crenellated parapet. Rubble stone walls with square-headed openings, no fittings remaining. Located on the south-west tip of St. Ernan’s Island and to the south-west of St. Ernan’s House. Rubble stone boundary walls surround island, rocky foreshore and beach adjacent to the south and south-west. Possible series of stepping stones adjacent to the south.
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