This unique property is a former working mill set over three floors, located in the semi-rural village of Blaby, Leicestershire. The property has been mentioned in the Doomsday book and was a fully working mill in the 1700s, featuring exposed oak beam work, dual aspect windows, and a glass viewing panel inset into the floor. The ground floor includes a spacious kitchen/dining room with a butchers block centre island unit, a study, and a sitting room with a glass viewing panel. The first floor features a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a walk-in wardrobe, and a galleried landing with a central hoover system. The property also includes two stables, numerous outbuildings/garages, and a two-acre paddock, making it an ideal equestrian property. The village of Blaby offers a range of local amenities, including public houses, shops, and transport links to the M1 and M69 motorways.