Left derelict and in need of repair, the Mill House will require a vast amount of remedial work before renovations can begin.
The Mill prior to work starting 
Ceilings damaged by water ingress 
Roofing repairs to the Mill House 
The Well in the Mill House 
Rotten and insect-damaged beams 
Original lath and plaster uncovered during renovations 
Flint wall revealed when render was removed 
Roof damage will have to be rectified
The Mill House interior has been completely stripped, removing wall render which has revealed the original flint ‘skeleton’ that holds this beautiful building together. However, we have also uncovered an immense amount of damage caused by rot, infestation, decay and water damage. These issues will all need to be addressed and rectified before we can proceed.
During renovations, some interesting discoveries were made. In one of the rooms a well was uncovered which it is believed to have once been used by smugglers.
Clymping Mill 