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A MILL TO THRILL

Western Mail

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September 06, 2025

FORMER water mills can make unique and super-pretty homes if converted sympathetically and the history of the building embraced and not ignored.

- JOANNE RIDOUT

A MILL TO THRILL

But not many come onto the market, and when they do not many can boast a significant amount of the mill's former workings and features to admire and adore for decades to come but this attractive stone property hiding in a wooded valley in Monmouthshire can boast a wealth of its original features.

Nestling in a stunning landscape of undulating fields and pockets of mature woodland, this mill can boast its water wheel outside and a large section of its former working life on the inside, including on the lounge ceiling and the millstone on the floor.

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