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Two-storey L-plan building, built c.1830, comprising two or three-bay forge along road, with small lean-to on east side, and with corn-drying kiln at right angles to south end, siting on opposite road to Templetogher Mill. Pitched corrugated-iron roofs with concrete copings. Rubble limestone walls. Recently rebuilt segmental-headed vehicular opening to north gable of north block, with limestone voussoirs. Square-headed openings elsewhere with limestone lintels and timber battened fixtures.
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