Mill House

Mill House is a house with an attached former watermill located to the north. It is a single-storey building with an attic, constructed of white-painted brick featuring mock timber framing and a dentil cornice, topped with a renewed Welsh slate roof. The house has a red brick central stack with three diagonally set chimneys. The west elevation showcases two cast-iron lozenge-patterned windows on the ground floor. A decorative wooden string course runs along the attic storey, displaying a dentil pattern and a central section carved with foliage and flowers, which includes the inscription "TM. AMM 1840." The attic storey features a jettied dormer window, which is topped with a carved wooden finial.

On the south elevation, there is the original entrance door, painted black and white, which is a wooden panelled door adorned with a decorative iron strap hinge. The wooden door jambs and lintel are ornately carved with foliage and flowers. The former watermill is constructed of brick and includes a wheel pit. Inside the house, there is a simple fireplace with a small built-in range, but there is no evidence of machinery in the former watermill.