The site of the deserted medieval village is now marked by turf-covered banks and ditches forming low rectangular platforms within rectangular and sub-rectangular enclosures. Two hollow ways run to the north and south of the modern road.

Excavations between 1962 and 1969 revealed three two-roomed long houses, and two other buildings, a paved causeway and a sunken road. Considerable architectural detail was recovered. The structures date from the 13th century, and were rebuilt in the 16th century.