The Old Mill Public House

The Old Mill Public House, originally known as The Old Brewery, is a former maltings building dating from around 1874. It is constructed of limestone rubble with brick and sandstone dressings, topped by a Welsh slate roof that features flat stone gable copings. The building stands four storeys tall with thirteen bays, and there is a two-storey section with three additional bays on the right.

The fourth and twelfth bays have modern double doors, and there is another door in the fourteenth bay. The windows are modern and square, of a pivoted type. The door and window openings have brick segmental heads and projecting stone cills. A weatherboarded hoist with barge boards and a windvane projects from the third floor, while the roof of the two-storey section, which was the former kiln, rises steeply to meet the ridge, with a cowl that continues along the ridge of the main building. This structure was built for Robinson's, the brewers.