1. Incorporating 12th century arcade. Ruined rectory building. Rubble masonry. Massive chimney.
2. Local rubble masonry with traces of slate roofing. The north gable wall is 0.9 m thick and contains a chimney flue of oval shape in the wall thickness. An original entrance to the two-unit cottage with a heavy curved lintel is towards the south of the west wall, but now blocked. A lateral chimney survives at west serving a small corner fireplace. The third room added at the S end contains a large chimney with a square shaft, dripstone and capping.
PE/Domestic/SR99NW from Cadw
CHN 16/03/2005