This historic water mill, listed Grade II, has been sensitively restored to retain its original charm and character. Dating back to the 18th century, with some earlier origins mentioned in the Domesday Book, the property boasts a working wheel and river frontage with fishing rights. The mill has a rich history, having served as a fulling mill, corn mill, carpet maker, and light engineer. The property features exposed A-frames, ceiling timbers, and period appeal, with a flexible layout and many rooms offering views of the water and garden. The owners have invested time and effort into converting the mill into a unique and luxurious home, with stylish decoration, solid oak timber flooring, and modern amenities. The property has a central entrance hall, kitchenette, bathroom, and studio on the ground floor, with a impressive triple-aspect open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room on the first floor. The second floor features a principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom with en-suite shower room, and a mezzanine study area. The property also includes a timber barn, carport, and private garden with wild areas, lawn, and pond, offering a peaceful and serene atmosphere. The ground floor has potential for commercial use, subject to necessary consents.