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Detached multiple-bay three-storey former bleach/linen/scutching mill, built c.1780, having a two-storey return to the west elevation. Single-bay single-storey former entrance porch with a segmental-headed opening to the centre of the east-facing elevation. Now a roofless ruin. Originally had pitched natural slate roofs, partially remaining to return. Projecting cut stone eaves course and with the remains of brick chimneystacks to main body of building. Constructed of random rubble stone with roughly dressed limestone quoins to the corners. Rendered finish to rear return and some sections of render surviving to the main body of the building. Square and segmental-headed window and door openings, fittings now gone. Segmental-headed carriage-arches. Set back from road a short distance to the south of the River Brosna. Former bleaching green to the southwest.
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