1. Probably a 19th century cornmill, built from the local rubble stone and L-shaped in plan. The machinery has been removed but the millstones remain.

2. The mill has been demolished during a road realignment scheme, and no trace remains. The old bridge, Pont Felin, remains on the south-east side of the new road which covers the course of the former mill leat. Ty'r Felin, a detached two-storey rubblestone house directly across the road from the mill site, may have been the mill house.
W J Crompton, RCAHMW, 15 July 2010.