Description

TL 89 NW HILBOROUGH

5/14 Hilborough Mill
30:10:85
II*

Former watermill and miller's house. 1819 according to datestone with
initials R.C. (Ralph Caldwell?). Colourwashed brick; miller's house flint
with brick dressings; slate and pantile roof. Long rectangle in plan, the
miller's house occupying the westernmost bay. 2 storeys with attic and
11 bays of 2-light casement windows beneath skewback arches with cambered
soffits. Several windows blind or boarded over. One raised and fielded
panelled door. Weatherboarded lucam with 2 boarded doors beneath. Second
lucam to east. Rear facade with scattered fenestration, one gabled dormer
and 2 sloping dormers. Dentil cornices and axial stack to miller's house.
Single storey stable wing to north. Machinery complete, including a cast
iron waterwheel (paddles missing), a pit wheel, wallower, stone nuts, tentering
gear and governors at ground floor. First floor with 3 sets of stones in
place with casings and hoppers in tact. Roof with bins, chutes and screening
machines. Hilborough Hall Estate.

Listing NGR: TL8272699928

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17553914

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