1. 16th century range of 8 stone cells for vagrants, overseer's lodge adjoining (2 storey).
2. A single storey, stone built range, comprising eight N facing vaulted compartments, which become noticably larger towards the E, where a two storey lodge.
Variously interpreted as a kennels, stables, pilgrim hostel and pre-poorlaw bastlile. Thought to be 17th c.
(source Os495card; SJ26SW8)
Associated with:
Pentrehobyn Hall (Nprn36117).
J.Wiles 22.11.02