1. 18th century brick. Circular dome filling whole in centre. Inverted dome below. Vaulted entrance tunnel doors missing.

2. Ice house set into a bank, 300m E of Bodryddan Hall. The chamber is egg-shaped but with vertical walls to a central section, 4.1m in diameter and 3.9m high, with top opening covered by a stone slab. Adjoining an approach passage is a shed for ice-carts, 9.3m in length. The Ice was collected from Llyn Helyg, three miles distant.
Source: Sylvia P. Beaman and Susan Roaf, The Ice Houses of Britain, p.522. Surveyed by Clwyd Parish Arch. Survey, 1981; E. William, p.1.