1. Delapidated ruins of a small, 14'6" by 10'6", chapel, oriented E-W with slightly battered walls 1'9" thick.
(source Os495card; SS58NE14)
J.Wiles 09.07.02
SAM No GL548(SWA)
2. Remains of a small single-celled medieval chapel. The building measures 5m from E to W by 3m transversely over dressed rubble and mortar walls about 0.5m in thickness. The E gable end is the best preserved and is still largely intact, standing c. 3.2m in height. It has the remains of a plain slot window with inner reveal near the apex and two putlog holes belwo and to either side. The entrance to the building was presumably on the S side.
Source: Cadw scheduling description. F. Foster 17/03/2005