Mill in Milltown

Detached single- and double-height and two-storey former corn mill complex, built c. 1800, now in use as store. Rectangular main building, lower pitched roofed extension to east, single-storey mud-walled building to north, freestanding two-storey pitched roof building to south. Pitched and hipped slate and corrugated-iron roofs, clay ridge and hip tiles to slate roofs, small gabled dormer to south of main building, no rainwater goods. Lime-washed random rubble and unpainted random rubble walling to main structures, mud walling to north building. Square-headed window openings, painted timber vertical-sheeting to openings. Square-headed door openings, painted timber lintels, some with red brick surrounds, painted timber vertically-sheeted doors, door to gable on east elevation of south building accessed by slate and stone partially rendered steps. Gravelled area to north, cobblestones running around base of structures, mill building situated to west of rural country road.

This fine set of mill buildings offer architectural as well as historical interest as they give the area the name 'Milltown'. The retention of many notable features, such as the door with attractive wrought-iron door furniture, and materials, especially the attractive exterior stone stairs and slate roofing, enlivens the structures.