The site consists of the remains of a small homestead or farmstead comprising at least two domestic buildings and other associated agricultural features situated close to a stream running to the Taf Fechan River. The domestic dwellings are rectangular with no indications of fireplaces and have been constructed from smooth rounded stones, probably obtained from the nearby river. There are also a number of enclosures and the rubble foundations of possible outhouses, animal accommodation or storage facilities. The site appears on the tithe map of 1840.
Source: Cadw scheduling description.