Former mill at Knight's Mill

The former mill at Knight's Mill is a small, one-storey building with a loft and a low, parallel one-storey wing extending forward on the right side. Constructed from rubble sandstone, it features a stone tile roof that is hipped at the rear. The gable end facing north has a boarded loft door on the left and a two-light 19th-century casement window below it, set in an earlier timber-lintelled doorway. The wing includes two three-light 19th-century wood casements, with the left window having a brick-repaired jamb, and it has boarded doors on the right and at the left end. At the back, there is a 19th-century stone stack.

The right side wall of the mill has a dormer at the rear end, which is fitted with a boarded shutter. The left side wall is a 19th-century rebuild, featuring a stable door offset to the right, flanked by two-light small-pane casements, all beneath wooden lintels. At the left end, there is a small opening under a stone lintel. The rear wall contains a wheelpit with a cast iron overshot waterwheel that has rotten wooden buckets, along with a wooden sluice box. The mill retains a pit wheel and wallower, and it is also said to have a pair of mill stones.