Country house, mostly demolished between 1945-56: the early 18th century house, of five bays and three storeys, with a central entrance in its main, south-west facade, had low wings, subsequently raised, & a porch, by Nash, added in about 1792; with further additions & modifications through the 19th century: the surviving block represents the rear section of the northern wing: the 18th century house is thought to have incorporated earlier fabric, possibly of the house recorded as having six hearths in 1679.

Associated with:
Park/gardens (Nprn86151).

Sources: Lloyd 1989 'the Lost Houses of Wales' revised ed., 56;
CADW 2002 Register of Historic Parks & Gardens (Dyfed), 14-17.

J.Wiles 07.01.05