Most of the remaining listed structures are in the listed historic landscape of Lever Park, created for William Lever by Thomas Mawson in the early 20th century or in the country park. They include an unfinished replica of Liverpool Castle, overlooking the Lower Rivington Reservoir, and Rivington Gardens, the remains of Lever's private gardens. The latter includes the Pigeon Tower, which is a large folly and former dovecote. The landmark tower built in 1733 for Robert Andrews is at the top of Rivington Pike.