1. Originally a cruck framed hall house.

2. A late medieval, 4-bay cruck hall-house, originally with a 2-bay hall. Restored in the 1990's as a bat sanctuary. Rubble walls with slate roofs and stone chimney. The north wall has two square-headed window openings, modern weather boarding and door, covering timber framing. Paired gable extensions to the rear with blocked, camber-headed ground floor windows and upper louvre windows for bat access.
(Source: Cadw listing description)
J Hill 17/08/2004