Mill And Granary Approximately 60 Metres North East Of Damage Barton

This is a water-powered corn mill and granary, likely built around 1656, with alterations made in the 19th century. The structure is constructed from slate rubble and has suffered severe storm damage, leaving it roofless and partially collapsed, with the surrounding ground overgrown. The mill extends to the north of other ranges and features the remains of a wheel, along with a three-light wooden mullioned window in the gable wall above. Most of the walls, except for the southern side, still stand to their full height. The granary has been largely destroyed but retains tall supporting piers. The building was previously listed when it was more intact, although still in poor condition.