The building, said to be the former residence of the Lloyd family, was probably erected or rebuilt in 1719, the date of an inscribed panel on the house.
Built of stone and roughcasted, with a slate roof and gable stacks. Two storeys, cellar and attic, with three small raised gabled dormers. The main front faces SE, 3 window bays, with a deeply inset door approximately at the centre, and deeply set, renewed, small 4-pane horned sash windows, originally two each side of the door, that on the left now filled in. One window to each bay on the first floor, the rendering projecting as a slight canopy over each, and three flush gabled dormers, each with a small square 4-pane window. Entrance has transom light with small panes. On the rear, the 2-storey gabled projection provides access from ground level externally to the cellar. Further single storey service range at the NE corner.

Source: Cadw Listed Building. ALH 13/12/2012