Description

In the entry for
TF 00 SE THORNHAUGH GREAT NORTH ROAD

9/604 Sacrewell Mill and Mill House
28.11.72 (formerly listed as Sacrewell Mill
and Mill House (south of
village))and stables
II

The grade shall be amended to read Grade II*

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1.
5141 THORNHAUGH GREAT NORTH ROAD
28.11.72 Sacrewell Mill and
Mill House
[formerly listed as
Sacrewell Mill and
Mill House (south of
village)
and stables
TF 00 SE 9/604
II
2.
Early C18 mill house and water mill dated 1755. Adjoining at right angles.
All coursed stone with steeply pitched Collyweston stone roofs. The house
has coped gable ends, and is a 2 storey and attic 3 window range. C18 3-light
casements with wooden lintels. Left hand C19 door. Three small C18 hipped
dormers with moulded cornices. Centre and end stacks, tops rebuilt in brick.
Outshut at rear with hipped dormer. C18 wing to south-west forming L-shaped
plan, one storey and attic, 2 small gabled dormers and steeply pitched Collyweston
stone roof with coped gable end.
Water mill and stables adjoining at right angles to north-west. Very steeply
pitched hipped Collyweston stone roof, 2 storeys and attic, 3 gabled dormers,
loft door above ground floor door. Contains complete mill machinery in working
order with a cast iron overshot wheel and pit wheel. There is great spur
wheel and a timber main drive shaft and crown wheel. Two of the original
3 sets of stones remain. There is also a chain hoist operated by the main
drive on a windlass principle. Storage bins, shutes and hopper all intact.
Including stable wing, now a garage, adjoining north of mill, a long one storey
and attic range, also stone, with Collyweston stone roof.

Listing NGR: TF0789000063

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17554039

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