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Detached five-storey mill building, with four-bay side and two-bay gable elevations, built c.1800, but possibly on site of medieval mill, and extended c.1850. Lean-to single-bay four-storey addition tonorthwest, two-storey house to northeast, two-storey addition to southeast, and lean-to single-storey concrete-walled addition to north. Hipped slate roof, pitched to north and south additions, with ridge tiles, cast-iron rainwater goods and eaves course. Patterned slate roof to house, corrugated-iron to north addition. Painted roughcast rendered walls. House has painted render quoins and smooth painted render to ground floor, exposed rubble stone work and red brick heads to openings to east elevation of south block. Square-headed window openings, some blocked up, with stone sills and timber sliding sash four-over-four pane windows, one-over-one pane to house. Square-headed door openings with sheet metal sliding doors, replacement timber door to house. Set in paved yard with stone rubble boundary wall.
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