Single storey stone dwelling roughly 12m by 7.5m with a central entrance, a window to either side of the entrance and two chimneys, one in each gable end. To the west of the building is a stone wall defining a garden area and to the south a series of out buildings. Phasing is evident in the different building materials used, county stone in the earliest phase for the main dwelling and some of the outbuildings with later additions using sawn slate offcuts, most likely from the nearby Prince of Wales Slate Quarry, operational from the mid to late 19th century.
A ruin. The walls of the main dwelling stand to roof height with chimneys intact, nothing of the roof survives. The associated out buildings are in a more ruinous and collapsed state.
