West Mill, Newport
From Wightpedia
West Mill was a 18th century corn mill situated on the Lukely Brook, just north of the Carisbrooke road, Newport Isle of Wight. Adjacent to the mill is a separate house for the miller
The mill has 3 storeys with loft and basement, the mill pond was to the west.
In 1844, John Hardley was recorded as being in occupation of West Mill[1].
In 1892 trout fishing was offered to let by day or week by the tenants, T. R. & J. Roach[2].
In 1898 West Mill was described a both water and steam[3].
The mill pond has been filled in and the area developed.
After a period of being used as a furniture warehouse, the mill building was converted into apartments in the 1990's[4].
