Former Flannel Mill

3-storeys, the lower of which is built into the bank. Rubble masonry with quoins; modern flat roof and cambered stock brick voussoirs to 9-pane hopper windows. The main elevation is that flanking the river; the lower masonry is coursed and has slightly battered base. A vertical break rising to 2nd floor level to right of the 3rd bay suggests that the mill has been extended at the down stream end and raised by one storey with simultaneous rewindowing, perhaps ca 1850 contemporary with the building of Short Bridge. At the base of this extension is a segmental headed opening with rubble voussoirs, probably a spillway. Largely collapsed rubble outbuilding at S end by weir and one brick infilled doorway at the top of main end wall.

2-storey, 4-bay elevation to Short Bridge Street with boarded up ground floor openings. 9-bay rear with boarded eaves and some boarded up openings; central openings at left end.

Disused at time of inspection (March 1988).

Interior partly converted into a gym.