Stanley Mill

Stanley Mill is a mill house from the mid-19th century that incorporates earlier work. It is constructed of small blocks of ashlar and ironstone rubble, topped with a slate roof featuring coped gables and an ashlar ridge stack along with end stacks. The building stands two storeys high and has a four-window range. The bay on the right side is made of rubble stone and may be older, but it has been refenestrated to match the symmetrical ashlar range on the left. The stone mullion windows have small-paned casements. The left range features two-light windows on either side and a single light window in the centre of the first floor above a six-panel door set in a gabled ashlar porch. The rubble stone section on the right has a similar two-light window on each floor. A northwest rear wing was extended in the 20th century. The rear of the main range has two pairs of cambered-head casements on each floor, along with original leaded lights.