Mill Cottage, Scroggs Mill

18th century, 3-storey (probably 1755) corn mill raised and

remodelled first half of 19th century; being converted 1980's

to form house and garage retaining much interior machinery;

detached single storey 3-bay centre-doored late 18th/early

19th century cottage to W renovated circa 1980, with

additional bay added. All rubble-built with ashlar dressings.

Sash windows with 4-pane glazing pattern. Slate roofs.

MILL: 18th century openings with chamfered reveals (some

blocked), 19th century work with stugged red ashlar dressings,

some 20th century slappings. Rectangular-plan, and built

against steep bank. N end wall with ashlar marking wheel

mounting, gabled near-centre loft opening to W with

forestair; garage at S end. Axial stack.

COTTAGE: whitewashed, with painted margins; additional bay

rubble-faced; straight skews; end stacks. North elevation

altered.