Southern Block Of Coxes Lock Mills

The southern block of Coxes Lock Mills is a building from the late 18th century. It features three storeys and a wide gabled attic on the east side, constructed of brick. The gable end has three bays, originally designed with casement windows flanking central loft doors. Some windows remain on the ground floor and to the right on the first and second floors. The gable top includes an overhanging gabled weatherboarded sack hoist. On the north side, there is one window on each of the three storeys and the gabled attic, with a circular window on each floor. The southern elevation also has three storeys with a gable on the right and a casement window. The roof is covered with slates.