1. 1700 probably. Later additions/alterations. 2-storey. Part with attic. Rubble. Thin slate roof. Recessed sashes. Glazing bars. Panelling. Roof trussed.

2. Originally a house, but used as a stable and store after the construction of a new house. Rectangular in plan, with a projecting rear block containing the entrance and staircase. Original features include the window openings with flat grit stone arches, chimney stacks, and stop chamfered ceiling beams. Part of an original wattle and daub partition survives on the first floor.
(Source: Site File AN/Domestic/Anglesey, from an entry by L Monroe, and RCAHMW Inventory: Anglesey, 1937 (1960 reprint), p. 21)
J Hill 19.11.2003