[The only mill on the Thames still working and producing high-quality stone-ground flour]
[A water mill built in 1780, in the rope making town of Bridport, West Dorset, with one acre of garden and woodland which is totally moated by the River Asker]
[Our Industrial Heritage is apparent from the mills, waterwheels, rivers and canal]
[This water mill was originally built in 1810 then converted into a home approximately 28 years ago; nestling in its own hidden valley of some 7 acres. The source of the river Adur starts and then flows through their beautiful and extensive Gardens and lies within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty]
[Llynnon Mill, Wales only working windmill]
[A large and imposing watermill built in 1885. Its huge wheel still turns under waterpower set in 9 acres of grounds in a steep sided, heavily wooded, natural valley. The mill is surrounded by gardens with a mountain stream (an SSSI) running within feet of the walls]
[This late-18th century corn mill with its miller's house and associated buildings gives a unique insight into a lost industry]
[A rare and amazing treasure of architectural features, master craftsmanship and decorative detailing with a lovingly restored Georgian Canal Station and Mill]
