Nyetimber Mill

The four-story brick structure of Nyetimber Mill stands with its ogee cap, representing traditional English milling architecture from the nineteenth century.

Built in the early 1840s, the mill operated until 1915 when strong winds damaged its mechanism, followed by a lightning strike in 1927 that destroyed its sails.

The mill earned Grade II listed status in 1975, recognizing its importance as a testament to agricultural engineering and local grain processing methods.

The structure has been transformed into residential spaces while maintaining elements of the original milling machinery, including the external pulley system.

William Adams managed the mill operations from its construction in the 1840s until 1905, followed by W Prior who continued until the final working day.

Location: Pagham

GPS coordinates: 50.78215,-0.73567

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:50