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Hayle Mill
Conversion of existing mill building in to houses/apartments.

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Mill race diversion
Artist's impression
Managers house
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Area D, previous rag store, almost complete
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Area E, previous boiler house, complete
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Mill pond side
The original “mill” is c1800. This factory was originally powered by a water wheel.

A number of extensions were undertaken in the 19th and 20th centuries.

The main timber framed structure is the drying loft which eventually became 44m x 8.5m after two extensions to the original.

Due to the requirements of the Environment Agency, it was necessary for the main water course to be diverted around the water wheel which cannot normally turn as part of the development due to noise. A diversion of the mill race has been undertaken around the water wheel and the original over-flow is to remain as a standby.

The apartments have been constructed within the main building, together with new build houses on the same site.

The client, Architect and Contractor: PJ Livesey LTD

Completed late 2009.

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