What is recorded here

Detached mill, built c.1850, reconstructed c.1930. Now disused and used for storage. Comprises two-bay three-storey block with later single-bay three-storey addition to east and two-bay two-storey addition to north. Pitched slate roof to main block, with stone eaves course, louvred roof vent and ornamental weathervane, and curved corrugated-iron roof to northern addition. Rubble limestone walls to main block, with mass concrete to northern addition and upper half of east part of main block. Square-headed openings with fixed timber windows. Square and segmental-headed doorways in northern addition with metal and battened timber doors. Site also contains mill race, sluice gates and stone single-span round-arch bridge.

This former mill is a reminder of the industrial heritage which was associated with the surrounding area. The mill retains many interesting features and materials, such as the mill race, sluice gates, water wheel, which all demonstrate its former use.

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