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Detached irregular-plan multiple-bay single- and two-storey former fever hospital, built 1953, with rectangular-plan seven-stage water tower to north-east corner, and two-bay single-storey porch to south-east corner. Now in use as health clinic. Flat roofs and metal rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls over smooth rendered plinth. Smooth rendered panelled walls to water tower. Square-headed window openings, having rendered reveals, concrete sills, and metal-framed and replacement uPVC windows. Bipartite window openings separated by plain pilasters to ground floor of east elevation. Vertical quadripartite strip windows, each having pivoting toplight, to ground floor east elevation of water tower. Square-headed door opening having glazed timber double doors, flanked by tiled piers, in turn flanked by timber framed picture windows having tiled risers, having cantilevered copper-clad canopy on circular-profile pilotis, to north elevation. Located to south of entrance from Ballyfermot Road.
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