Possible two-storied mill building of several phases, very heavily converted into housing. The main building of is of 5 or 6 bays with a gabled roof, proportions suggest a late 18th century date. The full-height, 5-bay, narrow gabled extension attached to north side is built of rubble with red brick jambs, it was probably added in the mid-19th century. This has also been converted into housing. To the west is a detached mid-19th century corn mill. It is of 4 storeys, with two remaining bays, the east end of the building has possibly been removed. There is a wide segmental-arched door to east bay. The mill race/ stream is to the east. The added rubble buildings to south and west have all been modified.
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Possible two-storied mill building of several phases, very heavily converted into housing. The main building of is of 5 or 6 bays with a gabled roof, proportions suggest a late 18th century date. The full-height, 5-bay, narrow gabled extension attached to north side is built of rubble with red brick jambs, it was probably added in the mid-19th century. This has also been converted into housing. To the west is a detached mid-19th century corn mill. It is of 4 storeys, with two remaining bays, the east end of the building has possibly been removed. There is a wide segmental-arched door to east bay. The mill race/ stream is to the east. The added rubble buildings to south and west have all been modified. <1-3>
Legacy UID: Dorset Sites and Monuments Record: 1 016 107
Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: SY 49 SE 154
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 1305396
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