Miller's House, Llanrhidian Lower Mill

Miller’s House is a two-storey, symmetrical house dating from the 18th century, facing south. It is constructed of uncoursed local limestone masonry with a slate roof and tile ridge, and has rendered end chimneys. A low extension projects from the rear. The house is situated with its east gable a short distance from the mill pond. The front elevation has three windows, with a central doorway. The upper windows are sash windows with six panes, their heads forming part of the eaves. The lower windows are taller sash windows with twelve panes, each set within a segmental brick arch. A replacement timber door sits beneath a similar segmental arch.