Mill Farmhouse And Adjoining Mill To South East

Mill Farmhouse and the adjoining water grist mill are located in Toddington and date from around the 17th century, with remodeling and extensions made in the early to mid-19th century. The farmhouse is constructed of painted brick and may include some timber framing, topped with slate roofs featuring gabled ends, while the rear wing has a hipped roof. The building has brick gable-end and lateral stacks. It follows a two-room plan, with the right room heated by a rear lateral stack and the left room featuring a gable and stack. The water mill, positioned as a cross-wing at the right end of the farmhouse, has an overshot wheel at the back.

During the early to mid-19th century, both the farmhouse and mill were remodeled, and a rear wing was added to the house. The two-storey farmhouse has a two-window front, with 12-pane sash windows on the first floor and 16-pane sash windows on the ground floor, along with a six-panel door that has a glazed top panel. The rear wing features a casement window with glazing bars. The three-storey mill forms a gable-ended cross-wing to the right, with a ground floor doorway on the left side, a first-floor doorway in the gable end at a higher ground level, and a loft doorway above. At the back of the mill, there is a deep wheel pit for a missing overshot wheel.

Inside the farmhouse, the right room contains a large lateral fireplace with a timber lintel, which is covered by an arris-moulded chimneypiece with pilasters and a shelf. The axial ceiling beam is chamfered and lacks stops. The 19th-century joinery includes panelled doors. The left room has a small 19th-century chimneypiece and a boxed-in axial beam. The mill features large floor beams and a stone floor with chamfers. The meal floor has a hurst frame with a stone nut, and the stone floor contains two stones, although the loft has been removed. The mill is supported by a king-post roof structure with struts that hold clasped side purlins. It is noted that there has been a water mill on this site since 1581.