Two-storey rubble-built water-powered corn mill, complete and in workable order when surveyed in 1972. The pond, some 50m by 20m, lay to the north and was fed by a 220m-long leat from the Nant Moelen, but not, according to the early 25in Ordnance Survey maps, from the nearby river, named River Livy on the first edition (1887) and Afon Melindwr on the second edition (1906). What was probably the miller's house (nprn 17443) lay to the east of the mill.
B.A.Malaws, RCAHMW, 26 April 2010.