Waren Mill

Waren Mill is a corn mill and miller’s house, built in 1783. The mill and granaries were raised by two storeys in 1835. The building is constructed of random whinstone rubble with a Welsh slate roof. It comprises four sections. To the left is a two-storey miller's house, featuring small inserted openings on its front facade. Adjacent to this is a five-storey, four-bay mill building with four-pane casement windows and a hipped roof. Projecting from this is a three-storey, square malting kiln with a tall pyramidal roof topped with a wooden ventilator. To the right of the kiln is a large, four-storey, five-bay granary, with casement windows on the ground floor and half-shuttered windows above. It has a gabled roof with flat coping. At the rear of the mill is the entrance to the miller’s house, a single-storey, three-bay section with a panelled central door – the windows are now boarded up – and a gabled roof with corniced brick end stacks. Later brick additions to the front and rear are not considered to be of particular architectural interest.