Description

Dated 1827. T-plan mill sited on falling ground, comprised of mill, grain store and kiln in main block, first arm built into bank with pot barley mill, fanner elevator in opposite arm. Whinstone rubble with sandstone ashlar coping to skews, granite quoins and dressings. Two doors at ground floor level to mill and kiln; door to top floor grain store in gable end breaking eaves in gablehead to side, flanked by later machinery slapping. End gable by lade with a wooden upright shaft and wooden bearing supports of former water wheel retained, gablehead window. Graded grey slates; rooflights. Interior: three pairs of millstones in mill, dust harp and fanner, mill sieve. Boarded grain store on wooden cross beams supported on projecting blocks.

Statement of Interest

Although in a poor condition, Barhoise Mill retains some important features, in a compact group, and is of a comparatively early date.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17806303

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