Park Watermill, Bateman's
Park Watermill, Bateman's
Watermill
Owned by the National Trust, the mill was built around 1750. It was restored in 1975 and produces flour most Wednesdays and Saturdays 14.00-16.00, powered by an overshot waterwheel. There is also a water turbine which drove a generator to supply Rudyard Kipling's house. Entrance by ticket for house includes admission to mill
Photograph © Jim Woodward-Nutt
Location
Grid reference:
TQ 671 236
Town/city: Etchingham
OS sheet:
199
Postcode: TN19 7DS
Geocode: @50.9899497, 0.3825625 Open in Map
Within the grounds of Bateman's, 1 mile south of Burwash, signposted from A265. Access through ticket office to the house.
Contact
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Opening Times:
March to October, daily 11.00 – 17.00. (Open Good Friday). Parties by appointment. (See web site for dates.) Not milling at present, as we are awaiting funding for a new wheel shaft and other works.