A stone circle comprising of at least 39 stones set in a true circle 19.25m in diameter on a south-east facing terrace on a gently sloping hillside. The stones are mostly small, measuring on average no more than 0.5m and they vary from lying flat within the ground to standing upright to heights of 0.5m. The spacing between the stones varies from 0.4m to 1.5m, although it is possible that there could be more buried in the 'gaps'.

A boundary bank runs across the north of the circle and there is small cairn to the south-west.

Source: Cadw scheduling description of 11.2000

F.Foster, RCAHMW, March 2006 and R. Hankinson. 19 September 2008.