1. Bontgoch Corn Mill dates from the mid to later 19th century. It was a water-powered corn-mill, marked on 1904 OS mapping as Melin Y Bontgoch. Built of rubble stone with a slate roof, it is a single rectangular building built into a slope. The north side has a door into the first floor with a timber lintel and 20th century metal door. The east end has a large 14' overshot iron wheel made by Davies of Machynlleth.
Reference: Cadw listed buildings database.

2. The interior preserves largely intact fixtures and fittings of the original mill.
RCAHMW, 15.1.10

3. The former miller's house (nprn 417657) stands a short distance to the east.
B.A.Malaws, RCAHMW, 26 September 2012.