A three-celled farmhouse measuring 16.5m east northeast-west southwest by 5.5m. The walls were dry-stone built and up to 1m wide and stood up to 0.30m high. The northwest side of the house was revetted into the slope and more of this wall remained because of the protection this offered. The floor level in the west southwest cell was 0.50m higher than the other two cells. Beyond the west southwest end of the house was a possible further cell 3m wide. It appeared to have been open to the south. The banks of garden enclosure NPRN 242106 joined onto the south side of the house at its east north east end and the centre of the southern wall of the middle cell. Vegetation cover in April 2008 was moss and grass. J.J. Hall, Trysor, 24 April 2008