Blythe Bridge Mill, The Blythe, Staffordshire

This seven-bedroom detached property combines a converted Grade II listed corn mill with the original Tudor-era Black and White House, set within approximately 11.27 acres of grazing land. The mill provides three bedrooms, a family bathroom, a study, a living room and a kitchen-dining room, alongside a further reception area and a bedroom with its own bathroom. Exposed beams, arched and porthole windows, and high ceilings are among the retained character features. The adjoining historic house has been used as a separate living space and includes a kitchen, dining room, sitting room, living room, bathroom, three bedrooms and a separate WC. The listing describes this wing as needing modernisation. A brick barn is identified as a possible annex or guest accommodation, subject to the necessary permissions. Other outbuildings include a steel structure. The property is in the hamlet of The Blythe, with countryside views and access to nearby towns, amenities and commuter routes. Its listed status, multiple buildings and substantial landholding make this a property where any refurbishment or conversion plans would need careful assessment, including the relevant permissions and constraints.