Abbey Mill

Abbey Mill is a mid-18th century mill that was altered in the 19th century and remained in use until 1940. It features a brick-walled front range attached to a timber-frame building, with a weatherboarded rear wing and an old plain tile roof. The mill is situated between The Mill House and a 19th-century service courtyard, which was built for the mill trade, and is connected to Mill Cottage.

The structure is 1½ stories high with a 5-bay front range and a 2-storey, 2-bay wing, along with additional features at the rear. The front has double doors at the center, leading to a loft door with sidelights in a gabled dormer. On the left side, there is a 4-light casement window and two 2-light casements, while the right side has 2-light casements. Above the left bays and the right end bay, there are 2-light leaded casements in gabled dormers. Additionally, there is a high single light gabled dormer above the right side of the center bay. The roof is half-hipped on the right side, and over the center bay, there is a hip-roofed, weatherboarded square cupola. Inside, the mill contains a rare surviving timber compass arm wheel, two sets of stones, and complete milling machinery.