Small early C19 2-storey farmhouse of rubble and slate construction with squat, rendered end chimneys and (early C20) brick gable parapets; the original external lime render is mostly still intact.

The front elevation is two-windowed with a near-central entrance, the doorway having a brick cambered head and an old boarded door in a chamfered and pegged frame. The ground-floor windows also have cambered heads and those to the upper floor are under the eaves. All except that to the ground-floor right side retain their original 24-pane sliding sashes in pegged frames, the latter having a later C19 12-pane fixed window. To the rear is a slightly raised entrance with original boarded door, a pegged, chamfered frame and exposed timber lintel. To the left of this is a 2-light wooden mullioned window with boarded internal shutters and cambered head; above this is a 24-pane sliding sash as before. The left end gable has C20 rough-cast render; the right gable has a large oven projection with slated lean-to roof.

The interior is the original plain interior, with slate-flagged floors, pegged doorcasees and limed, simple ceiling joists.

(Source; Cadw listing database) S Fielding RCAHMW 14/07/2005