Topcliffe Watermill
Topcliffe Watermill
Watermill
The mill is a timber-framed building with weatherboarding and a tiled roof, set over four floors. The mill is on a probable Domesday site. The present building dates from the late 18th century and has a Victorian extension. The waterwheel was removed in about 1942 but all of the machinery and three pairs of millstones remain. Mill history exhibition.
Photograph © Kath Betts
Interior of Topcliffe Mill. Photograph © K Betts
Topcliffe Mill. Photograph © K Betts
Interior of Topcliffe Mill. Photograph © K Betts
Topcliffe Mill in its heyday. Photograph © K Betts
Location
TL 378 467
154
36 North End. At the end of a long drive, opposite the Holy Trinity Church in Meldreth. Parking in the lay-by opposite the church.
Contact
Do you own or look after this mill? Contact us
Opening Times:
Not normally open
News & Events:
Sunday 14th May from 2.00-6.00pm. Admission £5 per adult. Accompanied children under 16 free. No unaccompanied children. All proceeds will be given to Meldreth Matters, the village magazine which is produced entirely by volunteers.