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Detached two-bay three-storey overshot watermill, built c. 1840, at roadside and now disused. Half-hipped slate roof. Whitewashed rubble walls with dressed quoins and with metal tie plates between upper floors. Through stones protrude from south ends of front and rear walls. Square-headed window openings with timber frames and segmental brick-arch door opening with timber battened door, approached by steps. Metal mill wheel with timber paddles in wheel pit to east gable. Head race terminates in metal chute supported on rubble stone and concrete wall. Barrel-profile corrugated iron-roofed outbuilding attached to south wall. Single-storey stone-walled building to north with collapsed pitched slate roof. Tourist plaque to front wall of building.
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