Remains of disused lodge near Mynachdy house, in the form of two rooms with outside enclosures. Photographed during aerial reconnaissance by RCAHMW 26 May 2004.
Described also following site visit as a single building but basically a range of three distinct structures arranged as a linear row. At the centre of the row a dwelling rather like a 'longhouse' in plan. To its S a byre, very similar in size and with a door (blocked) high in the S end wall, perhaps once having an outside stair leading to an upper floor. At the N of the dwelling is a further byre. This is lower than the other parts of the structure and appears to be a later addition. The whole was roofed with slates supported on a gabled roof with the usual roof trusses. Many of these trusses are apparently original riven timbers but there are some more recent machine made replacements. The slates are small and were graded in size from ridge to eaves. Approximately 45m x 8m overall. There are two small paddocks or gardens attached at the to the E and a single larger paddock at the W. 30m above O.D.
Claire Parry, RCAHMW, 19 January 2011.
John Latham, RCAHMW, 12 March 2013 (from NT Report 1990)