Loggan's Mill

Loggan's Mill is a Grade II listed building located in Hayle, Cornwall. It was built around the early 19th century and underwent extensions in 1852 for Mr. W. Hosken and again in 1884. The structure is made of granite rubble with granite dressings in the older sections and rockfaced granite in the later 19th-century part. The roofs are covered with corrugated asbestos, featuring gable ends, while the rear wing has a scantle slate roof.

The mill has a large rectangular plan with a square tower on the left and a single-storey wing at right angles to the rear right. Originally, a waterwheel was located at the rear left. The building was completely refurbished in 1884 to become a modern steam-driven roller mill equipped with electric lighting, although all machinery has since been removed.

The exterior consists of four and five storeys. The taller late 19th-century block on the left, which is situated on higher ground, features a large round-arched doorway on the ground floor, while the rest of the façade is mostly blind. In front of the right corner of this block stands a roofless four-storey tower of similar age, which has a wide segmentally arched doorway on the ground floor and windows on each floor above. The older part on the right has a regular window arrangement of 1:4:3, with large window openings in the left-hand bay and smaller openings elsewhere. Some loading doorways have been created, and while many openings have been blocked, there are still some late 19th-century four-pane sashes and small-paned casements remaining. A datestone is visible on the right-hand gable end. The interior has not been inspected. Loggan's Mill is part of a larger 19th-century industrial complex, much of which was partially demolished in the 1980s.