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This variant type brick shuttered pillbox, pentagonal in plan, stands by the roadside at Vale House, Roadwater. (photos 12.11.05) [Map ref. ST 02768 38054] |
| This appears to be the front of the structure, with one loophole facing south-west and the other north-west, covering the road junction to the west. The steel loophole shutters have survived. The structure has five loopholes in total, one in each of it's walls. |
| This, south, side faces the road. The entrance, with one loophole to it's right, is on the structure's north side. This pillbox was originally camouflaged as a garden building with a pitched roof. |
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The structure was scheduled as a monument in 2002 (see next page). |