The Mill With Attached Granary And Bakehouse

The Mill with attached granary and bakehouse is a windmill built of tarred brick. It features a seven-storey tower, although the cap, sails, and second-storey platform are no longer present. The openings are flush and have glazing bars. To the east, there is a two-storey granary that has been rebuilt. The ground floor is made of brick with two timber uprights, while the first floor is covered in white-painted weatherboarding and has a pantile roof. The ground floor includes a central door and two windows to the right, while the first floor has a horizontal sliding sash window to the left with glazing bars and a doorway to the right with a lucum above.

To the forward right is the attached bakehouse, which is dated 1867 and constructed of colourwashed brick with a hipped slate roof. It has four bays and two storeys. The late 20th-century top-hinged casements with glazing bars have replaced the original sashes, with three on the ground floor and two each on the first floor and the first-floor return. There is a door to the right with a datestone above. In the angle between the tower and the bakehouse, there is an overhanging weatherboarded loading bay with a double-leaved door across the angle.