Listed Building record MDO45110 - Stoke Mill House, Stoke Mill Lane, Whitchurch Canonicorum

A mill and mill house built around 1800, combined and converted into a house in the twentieth century. The building has walls of coursed stone rubble and a slate roof.

A former mill and mill house of circa 1800 dated which were combined and converted into one house in the 20th century. The mill was situated at the south end of the structure and used to have its water wheel located on the south gable wall. It is constructed from coursed rubble stone with a slate roof and is two-storeys high in four-bays. <1>

The remains of a sluice gate and sluice pond associated with Stoke Mill. Located in dense undergrowth on the River Char are the remains of a stone wall - part of the sluice and also a silted pond. <2>

<1> Department of the Environment, 1984, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest: District of West Dorset (Parishes of Allington, Catherston Leweston, Charmouth, Chideock, Stanton St Gabriel, Symondsbury, Whitechurch Canonicorum and Wootton Fitzpaine), 104 (Scheduling record). SDO16350.

<2> Fletcher, Martin, Field investigator's comments MJF, 03-DEC-2002 (Unpublished document). SDO17630.

<3> National Record of the Historic Environment, 1362028 (Digital archive). SDO14739.

Record last edited

Dec 16 2022 3:33PM