Blythebridge Mill

Blythebridge Mill is a former mill, dated 1823, built in red brick with a clay tile roof in the Gothic style. The structure is three storeys high and has three bays, flanked by lower two-storey, single-bay wings. The main building features pointed windows on the ground and first floors, which have Gothic glazing bars and returned hood moulds. There is a gabled projection on the left side of the ground floor with a blind window, and quatrefoil lights on the second floor, with the central light being blind and containing the coat of arms and coronet of Earl Ferrers along with the date. The central doors on the ground and first floors are pointed board doors, with the first-floor door being iron studded. The machinery has been removed. This well-preserved Gothic Revival mill remains largely unaltered externally and contributes significantly to the picturesque grouping of buildings near Blythebridge Mill House.