Earthworks associated with the ruined house (Nprn20651), thought to be fifteenth century., anda later farm (Nprn20652). The house rests in the north east angle of what appears to be a moat, extending at least 68 m west north west by east south east and 88 m north north east by south south west, c.10 m wide with a c.5.0m counterscarp. Breaks in the moat, southwest of the house, segregate a 30m segment which has a semi-circular feature on its west side. Traces of earthworks can be discerned in the field to the north north east, on the far side of which an apparent pond, sub-rectangular, 100m northwest by southeast by 25-38m, is depicted on OS County series (Monmouth VIII.11). Earthworks southwest of the current farmhouse correspond with garden features depicted on OS County series.
RCAHMW AP94-CS 0378
RCAHMW AP945053/46-9
J.Wiles 05.05.04
C.S.Briggs 16.05.06