This historic water mill, listed Grade II, dates back to the 18th century with possible earlier origins mentioned in the Domesday Book. The property, set in approximately 2 acres, boasts river frontage, fishing rights, and a haven of peace and tranquility. The mill's history is rich and varied, having served as a fulling mill, corn mill, carpet maker, and light engineer. The property has been sensitively restored, retaining its inherent character and generous proportions, with exposed A-frames and ceiling timbers. The flexible layout, spread over three floors, offers stunning views of the water and garden. The owners have invested time and effort into converting the mill into a unique and splendid home, complete with stylish decor, solid oak timber flooring, and a luxurious finish. The property features a central entrance hall, kitchenette, bathroom, studio, impressive open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, and three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The private and enclosed garden is a peaceful oasis, with wild areas, lawns, and a mill leat and pond. The property also includes a substantial timber barn, carport, and raised vegetable beds. With its unique history and character, this property is a rare find, offering a truly remarkable living experience.