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A group of shielings and pens comprising two subrectangular huts and four pens. Aligned roughly north to south, the two huts have faced rubble walls 0.7m thick and lie end-on to one another. They measure 6.4m by 2.4m and 8m by 2.7m. The north hut is sub-divided into two unequal compartments. The pens are constructed of drystone rubble standing to a height of 1m, two are subcircular, 2m and 3m in diameter, but the other two are oval or subrectangular, 3.4m by 2.6m and 4.2m by 2.8m. All but one of the pens have an entrance on the west, the other having an entrance in the south.
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Historic Environment Records (HER)