Boarhunt Mill and Mill House

Boarhunt Mill and Mill House is an early 19th-century house attached to a mill. The house features brick walls in Flemish bond with blue headers on the front, a plinth, cambered arches, and brick dentil eaves. The other walls of the house are in Flemish Garden Wall bond, while the mill is constructed in English bond with cambered arches. The building has a tile roof that is hipped over the house and has a catslide at the rear, with the mill having a double pile roof.

The larger mill building has an almost square plan and is attached to the west end of the similarly shaped house, with only a short overlap. The symmetrical south elevations consist of two storeys and an attic, with three windows across. The house features sash windows in exposed frames and has a plain cement architrave surrounding the six-panelled door. The mill has casement windows, and there is a door located centrally with another door above it, along with a small dormer above.

Inside the mill, most of the drive machinery and various hoppers are spread across two and three floors, and the cast-iron framework of the wheel is still present. To the northeast, the former pond has been transformed into a sunken garden lined with brick walls.