11 apartments are built over an open plan hall – a function space and community museum dedicated to the historical workings of Millend Mill.

Conversion works retain the entity and grandeur of the old Mill without compromising its industrial origins through domestic use.

At ground level, the floor is opened to expose the culverts running through the building and an elm waterwheel harnesses energy from the moving water.

The museum features archaeological findings including Mill stones, spindles and gantries as well as information on energy production.