3 Storey Mill Building At Hartcliffe Mills Immediately East Reservoir

This is a three-storey mill building at Hartcliffe Mills, located immediately east of the reservoir. It is part of a mill complex and dates from the early 19th century. The building is constructed of hammer-dressed stone and features a stone slate roof with gable copings on cut kneelers at the north side. An ashlar stack is present, along with stone brackets supporting the gutter and roof lights. The building has three storeys on the east side and two on the west. It consists of seven bays of sash windows, some of which have early glazing with 30 panes. On the west side, there are two-light windows. A door is located at the first-floor level, accessible via a stone external stair.