2004
This grade II listed stone miller's house is a fine example of a period house in good order with its original stone garden walls and a superb garden sloping to the stream that feeds and comes from the Mill Pond. Above the front door evidence of the window tax of 1695 is seen by the blocked window. To the north is the small bakery famed for its local bread until the mid 1900s when Mr Terry baked there. He also drowned in the millpond under mysterious circumstances!
| When | What |
|---|---|
| 1841 | Known as Nutbourne Mill. No 1654 on Tithe Map. William & Sarah Caffin (millers) and daughter Elizabeth. |
| 197? - 1998 | Known as The Mill House. Sir Francis and Lady Avery Jones (gastroenterologist). Renovated The Mill House from a very dilapidated state. |
Early 1900s
1983