Cawston Road Mill, Aylsham

Cawston Road Mill is a seven-story brick tower mill in Aylsham with traditional Norfolk mill architecture and a distinctive eight-bladed fantail. The building has been converted into holiday accommodation with three bedrooms and modern facilities for up to six guests.

The mill was built in 1826 by Henry Soame and operated as a flour production facility with three pairs of millstones until the early 1900s. This long working period shaped its structure and character.

The mill speaks to Norfolk's industrial past and how working buildings in the region have been transformed into homes. You can see elements that reflect its flour-making purpose woven throughout the structure.

The property has parking available and all bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms for convenience. A fully equipped kitchen and high-speed internet are ready for guests upon arrival.

During World War I, the Royal Army Veterinary Corps repurposed the mill for military operations and soldier housing. This unexpected wartime use left marks on the building itself.