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Former corn mill complex, built c.1800, comprising a detached three-storey store/granary building to the east, a two-storey former corn mill to the west with a single-storey shed attached to the south. Now out of use and derelict. Pitched natural slate roof with a projecting brick eaves course and raised verges to either end (east and west). Pitched corrugated cement and metal roofs to ancillary structures. Constructed of rubble limestone with evidence of render over, now failing. Square and segmental-headed openings with brick lintels. Fittings now gone. Single-arched bridge with cut stone voussoirs over former tailrace to the south and the remains of a former mill pond to the north. Renovated former mill house to the east side of complex. Located to the north of Horseleap.
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