A medieval enclosed bath measuring some 10.5 ft by 14 ft, now open to the sky with older work surmounted by recent walling. A set of early steps enter the chamber at one corner, now built over by later walling. The drain for the chamber can be blocked with a large plug, allowing it to fill, with the overflow issuing through a carved stone head with part of its upper body. The carving is quite worn and difficult to date precisely.

Visited by T. Driver as part of the Cambrian Archaeological Association's 163rd summer tour, 8th July 2016.

T. Driver, RCAHMW, 2016