Watermill at Glandwr

The watermill at Glandwr is a late 19th-century structure. It features a long range built of rubble stone with a slate roof and red brick cambered heads above the openings. The building is two storeys high. The front elevation includes, from the right, a door, a window, and another door, all with cambered heads. Above these, there are two loading doors situated under the eaves. To the left of the front, there are two small openings and a door with a cambered head. The rear of the mill has a central full-height door, small windows to the left, and a large iron waterwheel at the left end. This waterwheel, made by W Woodward of Cardigan, was formerly overshot from a leat on an embankment.