Path to brick-built water mill buildings

Explore Sarehole Mill

Sarehole Mill First Saturday of the month Book

About Explore Sarehole Mill

Explore Sarehole Mill at your leisure without the need for a guided tour.

Enjoy the sights and sounds of a traditional 18th Century water mill at your own pace, learn about the life of a miller and take part in hands on demonstrations.

Also take some time to see the beautiful millpond and explore the woodland realm.

Pre-booking advisable.

Event information

  • The timeslot on your ticket is for entry into the mill, you are welcome onsite anytime between 11am - 4pm to explore the grounds.
  • Last entry to the mill is 3.30pm. The grounds and mill close at 4pm.

Image gallery

  • View of Mill in front of pond surrounded by trees.
  • Two adults one with a child on his shoulders. They are outside and brick building is behind them while a fence and flowers are in front.
  • Interior of mill showing close up of the millstones
  • People walking up a path to brick-built water mill building, fence and millpond to the left and planting to the right of the people.
  • Timber-beamed interior workings of a mill, showing the millstones
  • A child walking on wooden balance beam while holding an adults hand.

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