Mill Owner'S House To West Of Old Mill Building, Wright'S Flour Mills

The Mill Owner's House, located to the west of the old mill building at Wright's Flour Mills, dates from the late 18th century and is two stories with a mansard attic. The brick exterior is covered in ivy. Flanking the central door are two two-story cemented canted bays from the 18th century, which feature 19th-century sash windows and 18th-century dentil cornices. The central entrance has a pedimented porch supported by columns in the style of the Tower of the Winds, accessed by two stone steps. Above the door is a round-headed ornamental fanlight, with a 19th-century sash window above it. The house has a parapet with mansard slates and three 18th-century flat-top sash dormers. There are end stacks and early to later 19th-century extensions to the west. This house, along with the old mill building, the house to the east of the old mill building, and the barn, forms a working group that is a very rare survival in London.