The Mill House Hotel

The Mill House Hotel is a building that originally dates from the 17th century and has had extensive extensions added in the 19th and 20th centuries. The left and central sections are timber framed, with roughcast cladding below on a rendered plinth and tile hanging above in a mixture of fishscale and diagonal patterns. The right section is constructed of coursed whitewashed stone with plain tile hanging above. The roofs are plain tiled, hipped on the left and lower on the right end, featuring a front ridge stack on the left, a taller ridge stack to the right of center, and additional stacks at the rear. The building is two storeys high in the centre with an attic in the projecting gable front cross wing on the left, and two storeys in the hipped roof wing on the right end. A moulded brick band runs over the ground floor on the left and centre. The first floor features three leaded mullion and transom casement windows across the centre and left, with two leaded casements on the right. The ground floor has leaded casement doors, with two pairs to the left of centre and one pair to the right. The left-hand return front shows exposed timber framing with rough-cast infill, consisting of three framed bays. There is a panelled door to the left of centre set in a wrought iron and glazed segmental headed porch. At the rear, there are flat-roofed 20th-century extensions. Inside, some framing is visible in the left end.