Sutton Mill House

Sutton Mill House is a residential home for the elderly that was originally built as a farmhouse in 1789 for the miller of the adjoining windmill. The house features a facade made of gault brick, with colourwashed red brick returns, and a roof covered in concrete corrugated tiles. It stands three storeys high and is arranged in three bays, with the central bay projecting forward. The corners of the elevation are accentuated by pilasters. The central entrance door is set in panelled reveals and is topped by a five-vaned fanlight. A curved Doric portico porch supported by fluted columns and pilasters leads to the entrance. The windows are sash style, featuring subsidiary glazing bars and gauged skewback arches; the arches above the windows in the central bay have segmental centres. The building is finished with a timber eaves cornice and a central pediment on consoles, and it has a hipped roof with chimney stacks on both the east and west sides.