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Harbour, built c. 1840. Pier turning through 135 degrees to north-east, rubble stone slightly-battered quay walling, rubble stone sea wall, stone steps to water set at angle, grass and stone slab paving. Single-storey stone boathouse, built c. 1840, to north; pitched slate roof, concrete verge cappings; uncoursed rubble stone walling, squared flush quoins; segmental-headed door opening to slipway, dressed stone voussoirs. Various cut-limestone mooring posts throughout. Drumcliff Bay to south.
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