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A brick mill wall with two windows sits above a low arch spanning a narrow stream flowing into a recessed waterwheel area.

Quy Mill (RGL2026)

Quy Water Mill

History of Quy Mill

Listed Building

Watermill. Early C19. Gault brick, hipped slate roof. Four storeys three ‘bays’ to south elevation.

A wooden footbridge crosses a narrow waterway toward a brick wall with an orange lifebuoy, set in a lush green garden setting.

Quy Mill (RGL2026)

A narrow stream winds past a grassy bank and a large, drooping willow tree, with algae floating on the dark water surface.

Quy Mill (RGL2026)

A light brick building with a slate roof overlooks a paved patio featuring outdoor tables, umbrellas, and a fenced fountain.

Quy Mill (RGL2026)

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  • watermill

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