Dovecote and barn at Penmon Priory

Built of roughly coursed rubble masonry, the dovecote is square in plan with a corbelled stone roof dome surmounted by a a hexagonal latern with small stone dome carried on 6 moulded piers. Below the eaves is a plain square string. The square headed doorway opens out to the road to the N; a small square opening above and corresponding openings in the S and W walls. The abutting barn is now roofless, with wide opposing segmentally arched doors with voussoir heads and flanking ventilation slits.

The interior of the dovecote is lined with nesting holes and there is a circular tower with steps in the centre.