Weir Mill

Weir Mill is a building that includes an attached mill house, dating from 1814, although it is on the site of an earlier mill. The structure is made of brick, partly colour washed, with a tiled roof on the house and a slated roof on the mill. The mill is two storeys high with two bays, featuring a central door that is 19th century and top glazed, accompanied by a timber porch with a pediment. On the left side, there are 12-pane sash windows on each floor, while the right bay has two-light casements. The mill has a mansard roof with hipped ends and a brick stack located in the centre of each bay behind the ridge. The right side of the building has a one-bay link wing with 20th-century windows, and the mill itself is two storeys and an attic, with six bays. In every other bay on each floor, there are 19th-century camber head two-light casements. The mansard roof features a sloping roof dormer in the centre of the upper roof slope. Although the water wheel has been removed, some hatch gearing remains. The mill was last used as a laundry.