Built in 1870 as a gentleman's residence in a mixed Tudor and Gothic style. Built of stone with limestone dressings, the building is two storeys with attics, slate roofs and the front has two unequal gables. There is a boarded door with a triangular arch and hood mould on carved head stops. The larger gable to the right has stone mullioned and transomed windows to both floors and twin lights to attic in gable. There are similar windows either side. The eaves are bracketed. The main front has 2 and 3-light similar stone mullioned and transomed windows.

Reference: Cadw listed buildings database.