Summary: The Malt house, situated in the centre of Llansilin opposite St Silin's Church (nprn 165269), is a nineteenth century two and a half storey stone built malting range, consisting of two cottages and a kiln. Its main east elevation, which runs parallel to the road, has flat headed openings to the malting house; the cottages originally had stone voussoirs but some were altered during the twentieth century. A plaque dates the building to 1822.
(Source: G.A. Ward site report DE/Industrial/SJ22NW)
Christopher Nicholas, RCAHMW, 25 September 2007

A C19th, stone-built, 2 ? storey malting range and two cottages has a 'T' shape plan with date plaque to east elevation of 'J W 1822'.