Description

PETER TAVY PETER TAVY
SX 57 NW
9/100 Lower Mill
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GV II

Mill and mill house. Circa early C19 (written evidence goes back to 1835), mill
house probably later C19. Stone rubble walls, slate hung to side of mill. Gable
ended slate roof.
Plan: Mill has 1-room plan to each of 3 storeys. House adjoins it at right-angles.
Exterior: The mill is 3 storeys and has gable end entrance with stable-type C19 door
which is under large canopy porch which extends the width of the gable end. The
left-hand side adjoins the stream and has 3 windows with C20 casements. The wheel
was formerly on the rear wall of the mill but has been removed. At its right side
the mill is built into the higher ground level with a doorway into its first floor.
The house adjoins the front gable end of the mill to the right with a 2-window front
of C20 casements with brick arches above.
Interior: Some of the mill mechanism survives including the central shaft and the
millstones.

Listing NGR: SX5128077641

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26464978

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