The remains of the structure are located in a gully on the southwest side of a stream. The remains include a line of leaning slabs 2 metres long, orientated southwest-northeast. Each slab measures roughly 0.5 metres by 0.5 metres by 0.07 metres. In front of this line, scattered down the slope to the stream, are more slabs indicating collapse. Abutting the other side of the line of leaning slabs, and completely obscured without investigation, there appears to be a dry stone wall built of stacked slabs 0.07 metres thick. The leaning slabs could therefore be the inner facing of the wall, or could be a course that has slipped inwards and rested against the wall. The ground cover was bilberry at the time of survey. N.A. Vaughan, ArchaeoPhysica Ltd, 17/05/2007