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Freestanding single-storey icehouse, built c. 1800 for Annesley Lodge (later Clare Grove), facing east, comprising round-plan ice chamber fronted by gable-fronted rectangular-plan vestibule. Rubble stone walls, with traces of earlier render corbelling to roof, cement-render to domed top, largely obscured by vegetation, having small rubble projection at east end; red brick gable to east end with soldier-coursed coping and traces of ornamental render with inlaid shell decoration to south side of gable. Round-headed doorway to gable with red brick surround having steel grating within. Ice-house set in lawn among recent houses and surrounded by steel fence.
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