This probably early 17th century farmhouse is of at least two, possibly three, phases. The house possibly began as a 2-bay hall (the western end) and was then enlarged both by the addition of the outer room (kitchen) to east, the cross range to rear and the staircase at the angle between. There were alterations in the 19th century, and a modern renovation in July 1993. The building is two-storey with a 3-unit single depth main range and a gabled stair block to the rear at the side of the offset cross range. The main three window front has stone cills to various small-pane sash windows. The associated farm buildings are demolished.

Reference: Cadw listed building database.