Home Mill Buildings

Home Mill Buildings is a terrace of six buildings dating from the 1870s, situated at right angles to the road and elevated above it. The buildings are two storeys high and constructed of red brick with draughted stone piers, a stone plinth, a band to the first-floor cill, and stone dressings. Each building features two two-light casement mullion windows. Bracketed cornices adorn the ground floor. The front is designed as a reflected terrace, incorporating set-back terminal pediment breaks and a central break with a cornice and blocking course inscribed "Home Mill Buildings." Shallow pediments are positioned above the doors and windows within these breaks. The doors are five-panelled, with glazed upper panels and flush, reeded-edge lower panels. The roof is double-roman tiled, with brick chimneys. The buildings are part of a group of industrial buildings including the listed mills in Court Street, Castle Factory and The Chapel (Offices of Samuel Salter and Co Ltd).