NAR SH68SW22

A late seventeenth century house, with nineteenth century alterations, of limestone rubble construction with a slate roof. It is a good example of the later seventeenth type with a large central fireplace and a room either side, and a central opening to the south east front. Despite modernisation, the house retains some original window openings and jambs, and an oak ceiling beam in the living room.

Sources: NMR site file AN/DOM/SH68
RCAHM Anglesey Inventory (1937), 94

J Hill 12/01/2004