This pinfold stands near the cross roads at the Loughan on the road to Andreas village. It measures approximately 7.6 metres by 7.0 metres and is defined by sod banks with mortared stone-revetment facing. The entrance is to the centre of the south wall and has no lintel above.  The inner facing now appears almost circular, due to the rough character of the sod hedges against which it is built.  Each parish was responsible for the maintenance and repair of its own pinfold. Their origins are uncertain although a statute of 1422 confirms customary laws were already long established by that time.