A two-storey slate-roofed farmhouse dating from the thirteenth or fourteenth century with an eighteenth or nineteenth frontage. There is a stone lancet and trefoil headed window to the rear on the first floor; the ground floor has stone mullioned windows and a gabled porch. The site is associated with King Lleurwg, the great grandson of Caractacus.
RCAHMW, 14 November 2007.