Fully self-contained flat with private access, overlooking mature garden and a large pond. Double bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living area with 2 additional beds. Outside balcony with seating area and table.

The history of the Old Mill is a little hazy but as far as we can ascertain the building dates back to the late 1600s.
The main house was used as a store for the windmill which was situated in the top garden.

You can still see the outline of the mill’s foundations (picture right) in the lawn during dry weather.
The picture shows how the grounds may have looked before the mill became derelict in the early part of the 20th century.

After the demise of the windmill the building was used by a local wheelwright.
There were two large gates in the turreted wall at the front end of the house where the horses and carts would enter to
deliver and collect goods.

The building was converted into a house in the mid 1950s by a local artist called Miss Chadburn.

She was also responsible for the landscaping of the gardens and for introducing many exotic plants.

The whole of the then middle floor of the house (now our living room) was originally her studio. One wall was made up almost entirely of glass to give her the constant light that she needed for her paintings.

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