Factory Llewenan

The building is of two phases; the original building is a corn mill, to the NW, which was added to, forming an L-plan. The corn mill is two storeys, with random rubble walls and an old slate roof. The waterwheel was in a stone pit on the N gable wall. The ground floor has a door with rectangular fanlight to the right (S), with two windows to the left; the door and window to left have recessed gritstone rubble segmental voussoir arches. The central window was formerly a doorway, with iron rail lintel. Two windows to the first floor have wooden lintels and slate sills. Small window in gable (probably the former shaft-hole). The waterwheel pit is on the N gable. This has an overflow channel alongside from a stone-lined pond uphill; remains of a concrete sluice and wooden launder beams. Remains of old wooden shaft lying loose. The upper part of the mill, built to house a carding machine, is single storey with heavily over-pointed rubble walls and a slate roof. The uphill gable has a wide central doorway with segmental brick arch head, and there are two windows in the N wall facing the road.

The corn mill is of 2 storeys, the roof is of 4 bays, with 3 collar and tie-beam trusses of sawn timber. On the first floor, at the N end, is a twisting machine . The extension of 1900-5 is single storey, built upslope and with the floor level with the first floor of the corn mill. Roof of 4 bays with sawn kingpost roof trusses with angle struts running off the tie-beam. Along the entire N wall of the extension is a c1900, 60" ( 1.5m) carding machine with the maker's plate: 'CLIFFE & Co. PATENT / Longwood near Huddersfield'. A number of driveshafts and belt wheels also survive.