A rubble built house of two periods, the earlier phase had dressed stone quoins and windows, the latter phase had quoins of the same material as the walls. Narrow rubble partitions to the interior. An arch-braced collar-beam truss may have been reused from a sixteenth century house which stood on this site. This truss rested on stone corbels, one of which had a carved human face. The house has now been destroyed.

(Source: site file AN/Domestic/Anglesey, entry by A Parkinson)

J Hill, RCAHMW, 21 November 2003.