Kelly's Mill — Ramelton

Formerly detached three-bay three-storey former corn drying kiln, dated 1873, having advanced single-bay block to the south elevation, later single-storey additions, and with single-bay single-storey over basement block to the north-east corner, added c. 1940. Canted corner to the north-east. Possibly incorporating earlier fabric of building to site that was extant in 1834 (Ordnance Survey first edition sic-inch map). Now out of use and derelict. Pitched natural slate roof having roof vent to apex with hipped metal roof and remains of timber louvered fittings. Mono-pitch natural slate roof to projection to the south. Some surviving sections of cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughly dressed rubble stone walls having flush red brick block-and-start quoins to the corners, cast-iron tie bar\pattrice plates and wrought-iron tie bars, and with inset stone plaque to the west elevation having inscription 'CHARLES KELLYS REGD KILNS 1873 No.1' with painted brick surround. Round- and shallow segmental-headed window openings having polychromatic red and yellow brick surrounds and voussoirs, and remains of timber frames. Ground floor window openings now infilled with modern blockwork. Window openings to the west and north elevations at first floor level having battened timber shutters with central timber mullion; window opening to the north elevation at ground floor level having cast-iron fittings. Located in the rural countryside to the west of Ramelton town centre. Located on the north bank of Leannan River adjacent to the south-east of Drummonaghan Bridge (see 40800210) and former mill weir (see 40823002). Earlier mill building adjacent to the east (see 40800301) and contemporary store adjacent to the north (see 40800303). Located adjacent to the north bank of the former head race serving mill. Sluice formerly controlling flow of water along headrace to waterwheel(s) adjacent to the south.