Pandy Clenenney consists of an L-shaped building, now converted to a dwelling, with two detached ancillary buildings. The walls are constructed from rublestone of many variable shapes and sizes. A wheelpit on the south side could have accommodated an overshot water wheel up to 10ft (3m) in diameter and 2ft 3 inches (0.68m) wide; the axlehole has been blocked. The water was taken from the leat serving Felin Isaf, which ran along the hillside to the east of the building.
W J Crompton, RCAHMW, 9 September 2010.