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Attached gable-fronted multiple-bay two-storey former mill on cranked plan, built c.1870, resting on concrete stilts to river side, rebuilt from another location c.1990, renovated for use as museum and coffee shop 1995, now vacant. Pitched slate roof with clay ridge tiles and brick eaves course with cast-iron rainwater goods, rooflights to apex c.1990. Random rubble walls with quoins, punched stone surrounds to larger openings, red brick reveals to arrow slit windows and roundel to gable front. Pairs of side-hung timber casement windows, the larger of which rest on tongue-and-grooved aprons, tongue-and-grooved timber door to gable front. Concrete steps to first floor level on inner courtyard elevation, upper yard to the west bounded by random rubble wall. Site entered through wrought-iron double gates.
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