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Freestanding six-bay mill, built c.1780, having four-storey south and three-storey north, road, elevation. Now derelict and used as store. Pitched corrugated-iron roof. Roughcast rendered rubble limestone walls having squared quoins. Square-headed window openings with rendered stone lintels and sills and remains of timber shutters. Square-headed loading bay opening to east gable at attic level with loading pulley niche over. Square-headed door opening to front having rendered red-brick voussoirs and battened timber door, and timber lintel to entrance in rear elevation. Square-headed loading bays to east gable at first, second and third floors having timber lintels to upper floors, red-brick stone voussoirs to second floor and concrete lintel to first floor. Camber-arch carriage entrances to east and west ends of south elevation having stone voussoirs to eastern and rubbed red-brick arch to western housing recent square-headed doorway. Timber floors still intact to interior with timber posts.
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