A three storey palladian mansion, south-east facing, of bath stone with a balustraded parapet, latterly cream-washed. This was built in 1777, incorporating an earlier house.

Dismantled in 1930, the ruins of the building were cleared in 1987, leaving only the platform upon which it stood.

Source: Lloyd 1986 'The Lost Houses of Wales', 67.

Mansion, ancilliary buildings, grounds and gardens, are depicted on OS County series Carmarthen. XVIII.2 (1888). Surviving features of the grounds include a walled garden and something of a glass-house, together with elements of the farm buildings north-east of the mansion site.

Associated with: parks & gardens (NPRN 86157).

John Wiles 08.11.06