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Dovecot of probably late 18th century date with its roof still on. It is 3m square in plan, of harl pointed rubble and tooled rubble dressings. It has a pyramidal slate roof. The entrance is in the east elevation through a low, square-headed door with tile recessed panel above it. There are a pair of flight holes in east and north elevations and small square aperture in the south elevation, all immediately above an encircling alighting ledge/rat course. Inside there are approximately 100 wooden nesting boxes, some of which are broken and some repaired with heavy red tile vertical members.
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Historic Environment Records (HER)