A genuine opportunity to own a heritage and wildlife gem that is full of character and charm.
Camrose Mill is a detached Grade II listed water mill with origins dating back to the 14th century, set in grounds within a Special Area of Conservation.
The Mill comprises: entrance hall with utility area, shower room, ground-floor double bedroom. The first floor offers spacious open plan living/dining/kitchen space, with fixed ladder leading to an open crog loft / bedroom 2. The Mill retains many original and carefully restored features. Internally this includes the mill machinery, a pair of stones, and sack hoist wheel. Externally it includes water wheel, and a lengthy leat with water-controlling structures. To the front of the property is a gated turning and parking area, with wooden bridge, and pathways, and steps leading to the naturalised grounds surrounding the property. The rear area comprising secluded mature woodland area with water-filled leat and path alongside, includes parts of a scheduled ancient monument. Camrose Brook forms part of the property boundary.
Constructed in stone under a slate roof, and last working in the 1950s, most restoration dates from 1988. Once owned by Ann Boleyn the history of the Mill is intriguing. Currently it is a wildlife haven in an environmentally sensitive area, with wild plants and otters amongst the special features. The naturalised grounds have steep and narrow elements that make it unsuitable for those with mobility restrictions.