This outside kitchen belongs to Great House (NPRN 17402), some 10m to the south-east. It is thought to date to the eighteenth or early nineteenth century, and is a good example of a building once typical of this region.

The single storey building is Grade II listed, and is consructed of whitewashed rubble stone. It has broad gable ends, with a large stone chimney stack and sheet metal roof cladding. The opposite gable end wall has a blocked opening.

Sources include:
Cadw, Listed Buildings Database

N Vousden, 6 March 2013