Description

SO 85 SW
3/3

BRANSFORD CP
Bransford Mill, approximately 30 metres north-west of Bransford House

GV
II

Water-powered mill. Early C19. Brick and timber-framing with hipped tile
roof. Comprises two parallel ranges running north/south. One storey, built
across slope with a lower level under northern end. The south wall has a
central doorway with a window opening to its left. The left-hand part of
the east wall is of brick and has two casement windows and a brick dentil
course. The right-hand part of the wall is of weatherboarded timber-framing
supported on a sill beam above ground level. It has a casement window, and
a doorway to the right. The west wall of the building had partly collapsed
at time of survey (August 1986). On the ridge of the roof of the eastern
range is a timber louvre. Interior: roofs have bolted king-post trusses.
An iron winch remains. The lower level was only partly visible. A previous
survey in September 1973 stated that a wheel and gearing remained below.

Listing NGR: SO8051753159

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26451353

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