Small village house, probably earlier C18 in origin, to which a shop was added during the C19. Since converted back to private dwelling.

Constructed of roughly-coursed random rubble walls; roof of small brown clay tiles. Double-depth 2-unit plan on a NE-SW axis facing SE, with a large lean-to extension to its SW gable. It is 2-storey, with a 2-window facade, and has a plain, sqaure-headed doorway slightly left of centre with a four panel door. Casement windows with small-paned glazing, and a gable chimney at each end of the roof.

The former shop has a doorway flanked by a pair of large fixed windows, and a hipped tile roof. Small lean-to at the other end has a four-panelled door.
(Source; CADW listing description) S Fielding RCAHMW 14/07/2005