1. 16th cetury and later. L shape plan. 1 storey, attic, slate roof. 2 storey porch. Cruck roof. Exposed ceiling beams.

2. A three unit cruck-framed hall house, originally half-timbered, probably late 15 in date. It consisted of an open hall of two bays between secondary rooms at each end. In the C17 the walls were rebuilt in stone, an upper floor inserted, and a porch added. The house is of interest in proving that the half-timbered house reached as far as the river Conway in pre-Elizabethan times.
(Source: DE/Domestic/SH86NW)
J Hill 24/06/2004