It stands on a short, low promontory on the loch shore, and is surrounded to the north by rolling cultivable land.

[1] Little of its structure can be seen, but traces of the inner and outer faces of the broch wall are on the southeast side.

[1] The broch was visited by the antiquarian George Low in the 18th century, who noted "large hollow apartments ... following the curve of the wall"; these are no longer visible.

[1] On the landward side of the broch there was an outer wall or rampart with a ditch, which curved across the broad neck of the promontory.

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