Superintendent's house. 1883. By M. O. Tarbotton for the Nottingham Corporation Water Department. Brick with 2 colour slate roof, gabled and half-hipped, Gothic Revival style. Ashlar and moulded brick dressings. Plinth, string course, dentillated sill band, machiolated eaves, bargeboards. Single ridge and 2 side wall stacks. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Irregular L-plan. Windows are mullioned and transomed casements, some shouldered, and lancets. South front has to left, gabled wing with canted bay window. To right, integral porch in return angle, with curved brackets and wooden balustrade. To right again, a casement. Above, 2 casements. East side has to left, gabled wing with square bay window. To right, casement. Above, to left, triple lancet with carved tympanum, dated 1883. To right, a casement. Rear has off-centre 2 storey parapeted tower with hipped roof, and coped wall to yard. Outside, ashlar steps with moulded balustrade and 4 octagonal piers. This building is a detached ancillary building to Papplewick Pumping Station. (NCC/js)