Mill View

Mill View is a 1.5-storey house with three windows, featuring an asymmetric front elevation. The building is constructed of rubble masonry and has a steeply pitched quarry slate roof, with the eaves raised at the front. The eaves are plain with close verges, and there is a stone stack at the left end with water tabling.

The house includes 19th-century gabled dormers on the first floor, which have deep verges and bargeboards. Slate lintels are present, with twin sashes in the center window and Victorian sashes in the outer windows. The ground floor has 19th-century stone lintels over its openings, including a large vertically paned sash window at the extreme right. To the left of this window are two additional Victorian sashes flanking a doorway, which features a shallow rectangular fanlight and a plank door. The windows have panelled and shuttered splays.

At the rear, there is a derelict cross range. The interior has transverse ceiling beams and a concealed inglenook at the south end. At the time of inspection, the house was in poor condition and appeared uninhabited.