West Ashling Mill

West Ashling Mill, built in 1825, is located on Funtington Mill Road. Originally used for corn milling, it was converted in 1832 to produce paper pulp from rags, a function it served until 1850. After 1850, the mill reverted to flour milling. The building is three storeys high and initially had three windows; a modern addition to the east provides three further windows. Constructed of red brick, it was once painted, and has a slate roof. The mill was originally unique, incorporating both a watermill and a windmill with a small windmill positioned on the roof. This windmill was removed before the building was first listed, and the structure now functions solely as a watermill.