A two-unit long-house, with hall and cowhouse with a raised passage entry, dating to the early 17th century.
The farmstead and cowhouse were altered in 1859. The cowhouse was altered to provide more cattle tethering on the raised passage; with the hall doorway being blocked to enable this. The separate cattle entrance, on the north side, was retained; and another doorway created on the south side.
The property is also noted as including a four-bay barn.
Source: Glamorgan Inventory, Vol. IV: II
L. Moore, RCAHMW, 26th July 2011