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Mill House, Grantchester

History of the Mill House, Grantchester

Listed Building:

House, originally house and cottage. House, early C18 and cottage probably contemporary, with C19 and later alterations.

It is not clear that this house actually had anything to do with the mill. In 1795 it formed part of an extensive range of buildings. It belonged to the Thomas Page to whom Samuel Page Widnall was connected.

1865

Mr amd Mrs Nimmo moved in and remained till 1893.

 

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