Hartford End Mill

Hartford End Mill is a late 18th-century watermill located on the River Chelmer. It is two storeys tall with an attic, featuring a flat-headed dormer and a gabled, weatherboarded lucam topped with a weathervane. The mill has a red plain tiled gambrel roof that is hipped to the right, along with a rear wing. The building is primarily constructed of red brick, with some weatherboarding on the left side.

The first floor has a range of seven windows, while the ground floor has five, with various small-paned casements and sashes, some made of iron. Above a board door that is off centre on the first floor, there is a hoist beam and three circular iron tie bar plates. A bowed, round-headed window is situated above a "stable" door. The bays on the extreme right are used as a dwelling, featuring a door set in a round-headed opening. An exterior sluice, made by Whitmore & Binyan of Wickham Market in 1881, is also present. The mill shares a combined frontage with the Mill House and Bridge, both of which are listed separately, creating a picturesque group in a pleasant setting.