Buildings At Longfords Mills

Buildings at Longfords Mills consist of a cottage (29), a cartshed (31A), and a stovehouse (32 and 33), dating from the early 19th century, specifically before 1813, with the stovehouse lengthened in 1842. The structures are made of coursed limestone rubble and feature gabled roofs of stone slate and asbestos, with an ashlar ridge stack on building 29. The layout is long and rectangular, with building 29 forming a parallel range at the southwest end. The north elevation is built into an embankment.

On the southwest elevation, building 29 is two storeys high and includes a window under the eaves, a segmental-arched window, and a double doorway, with a segmental-arched doorway on the west gable. Buildings 32 and 33 feature two double doors and a window. Inside, buildings 29 and 31A have a collar truss roof, while buildings 32 and 33 have a collar-truss roof with cast-iron shoes to the purlins, along with a slatted drying floor and a wooden framework.