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Freestanding round-plan tapered nine-stage smock windmill, built 1757, rebuilt 1805. Now disused. Copper ogee domed roof with figurative weather vane of Saint Patrick holding mitre and crozier to top. Brown brick walls with stepped brick eaves course, and brick and stone plinth course with moulded brick coping. Blind segmental-headed openings with brown brick voussoirs, openings partly blocked, with timber casement windows to top stage.
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