Melin Daron

Corn-mill, rubble stone with slate roofs. Cross-range and wings, one to E, 2 parallel to W, the stonework of wings different to cross-range. Cross-range has broad gable with loft opening under timber lintel and ground floor double boarded doors set to right under long timber lintel. Wing to left has one door with timber lintel towards left end, apparently to kiln-room for drying-loft. Outside steps at W end to tall loft door with timber lintel. Wing to right has grouted slates to roof and one door to extreme left, ledged stable door. Added E end lean-to. Rear of cross-wing has hole for vanished waterwheel and first floor opening to right with slab lintel. Small hole in gable for control of launder. Waterwheel axle visible in 2023. Behind W wing is added shorter parallel range with one window rear left and W gable-end window to loft over window and door, slab lintels.

Much of the internal layout and mill machinery have survived intact. Machinery for corn drying and flour dressing has also survived and many of the original beams are still present, some with C19 graffiti carved or scorched into them.