Felin Bedr is a former water powered corn mill, with two storeys, built into the bank so that access to the upper floor is from the rear of the building. It is built of rubblestoneunder a hipped slate roof. The doors and windows have segmental arched heads with Cilgerran stone voussours and projecting keystones, and the windows have slate sills. The building is now a shell, with no internal or external machinery. The overshot waterwheel was on the east gable, and was c.4.4m (14ft 6in) diameter.
W J Crompton, RCAHMW, 2 April 2014.