Felin Ganol is now the name of a cottage which was probably the mill house. The former mill was the end unit of a row of buildings adjacent to the cottage, the south-eastern end of which is now a garage and the middle unit a low-walled enclosure. The mill itself has lost its roof and upper storey, the roughly-coursed rubblestone partly collapsed into the building, and the former doorway is blocked. A worn but complete runner millstone protrudes from the rubble, probably close to its original position when working. In the empty wheelpit on the rear (south west) side are two cast iron 8-spoked wheel hubs, and the c14ft (4.25 metres) waterwheel has left grooves in the wall.
W J Crompton, RCAHMW, 4 August 2010.