Description

LULLINGTON

284/0/10025 Lullington Mill
17-AUG-04

GV II
Saw mill. Circa mid C19; extended later C19. Coursed stone rubble with dressed stone openings. Welsh state roof with stone coped gable ends; south east end roof clad in clay patent tiles.
PLAN: Long single-storey range at right-angles to earlier mill house, with wheel-pit at centre, saw mill at north west end and later narrower range at south east end.
EXTERIOR: 1 storey. North east front: the right-hand [NW] range has three dressed stone segmental arch windows with central stone mullions, doorway to right of centre to saw mill and wheel-pit opening to left of centre with sliding door; the left-hand south east range has similar window on right and wide sliding doors on left. Wide segmental arch doorway on south east gable end. Rear [south west]segmental arch to wheel-pit on left.
INTERIOR: Queen-post roof trusses. Water-powered saw mill machinery in north west range with conveyor and belt drive; wheel-pit with provision for two horizontal wheels.
Lullington Mill is a good example of a Victorian estate water-powered saw mill.
ST7877451616

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26670428

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