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Detached five-bay four-storey watermill, built c.1790, with dormer attic, and having mid-nineteenth century two-bay full-height return to return to give T-plan. Now derelict. Pitched slate roof with three rendered chimneystacks to gables, stone copings with cut-stone kneelers, central roof-light to west elevation and with parapet wall to mid-roof of return. Ashlar limestone walls with draughted and tooled quoins to front, and lime rendered random rubble walls elsewhere, with projecting eaves course. Square-headed windows openings with tooled surrounds, stone sills and six-over-six pane timber sliding sash windows, with some replacement timber windows to gables and rear. Two square-headed door openings to front elevation with limestone block-and-start surrounds having triple keystones and segmental relieving arch over. Timber sheeted half-doors. door. Internal workings in situ and date of AD 1798 carved in timberwork. Millrace adjacent and two timber water wheels in situ, one to each gable of main block. Set parallel to laneway with limestone squared and snecked wall to north and south.
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