Former water-powered flour mill. Three storey red brick building under a hipped slated roof; beams in the roof construction are inscribed with the date 1802. Water was supplied by a weir on the Emral Brook and a leat some 1.3km long to the probably overshot (or possibly breastshot) wheel of the mill.
Mill building was converted to a dwelling in 1988, featuring some of the machinery and retaining the inherent qualities of the main elevations.
To the north west of the mill stands Halghton Mill house (nprn 35863).
(Source: Site visit notes by Ian Gough, reported in the Welsh Mills Group Newsletter no.14, October 1988)
B.A.Malaws, RCAHMW, 18 May 2005.