Beautiful historic building with Parisian style interconnecting rooms, tiled bathroom and stone arches.
Originally built in the mid-19th century, around 1856, and was designed to supply water to the surrounding areas. The tower is made of red brick and has a distinctive cylindrical shape with a conical roof. Standing at a height of 120 feet, it is the tallest structure in the area and can be seen from miles away. Today, the tower is no longer used for its original purpose but has been preserved as a historic landmark. It is open to the public on certain occasions, and the viewing platform at the top allows for beautiful views of the surrounding area. This water tower is a unique and iconic structure that not only tells the tale of the history of the surrounding village but also provides an atmospheric and unique film and photography setting.
