Mill House

Mill House is a detached house with square-panelled timber framing, featuring some ogee-curved decorative bracing. The rear wall is now painted brick, with rendered and painted brick infill. It has a red tile roof and brick stacks, with a rectangular plan for the main body. The house has two storeys and an attic, with jettied gables. The garden front has three windows, mostly lit by 2 and 3-light metal casements. There are two tall fixed casements on the ground floor, each one pane wide, and one 4-pane fixed casement on the first floor. The gables have moulded jetty bressumers, and the girding beam is also moulded. A large 20th-century metal casement is located on the ground floor of the right gable end, with a three-light metal casement on the first floor that respects the framing. The left gable end features 20th-century two-light and 4-pane casements. All windows are from the 20th century. Access to the house is through a 19th-century fielded 6-panel door in the left gable end, which has a 20th-century gabled canopy painted to imitate timber-framing. The house has twin axial stacks, one set diagonally. The interior has not been inspected.