Low stone rubble walls representing the remains of the former corn mill. The pit for the (overshot) waterwheel is identifiable at the east end of the building. The dried-out pond, some 60m long and up to 6m wide, is visible above the mill to the east and the course of the leat can be followed to the farm at Great Tre-rhew 300m to the north east.
B.A.Malaws, RCAHMW, 24 April 2007.