The Mill, located in Rowington, is a four-bedroom residence that blends industrial heritage with strikingly contemporary design.
Homes often have a very boxy appearance, right? It seems that despite our long history of architectural innovation, we’ve become quite settled on a rather conventional square design with windows and a roof. Where did our adventurous spirit in design go?
Fortunately, those who refurbished the Bouncing Bess in the 1970s had an adventurous spirit. They decided against the usual boxy design, creating a unique complex of interconnecting homes that avoid the square norm. The result is The Mill, which is currently on the market with Hamptons for £1.95 million.
At Country Life, we’re fans of conversions for various reasons. They breathe new life into architectural wonders and preserve our structural heritage sustainably by repurposing materials for creating homes with character. The Mill is an exemplary specimen, retaining machinery from our industrial past while presenting a sophisticated and interesting contemporary residence filled with bare brick, wooden beams, original gears intertwined with modern amenities.
With its four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and three reception rooms, the property feels surprisingly coherent despite its quirky architectural ensemble. The standout feature is the main bedroom suite, which spans two levels and includes an en-suite, dressing area, and a sitting room — a secluded spot to escape from kids or guests.
The property is also encircled by manicured gardens that make the most of the Warwickshire countryside. It boasts a sun terrace wrapping around the residency, while surrounded by fields, with a detached garage/workshop and an outdoor bar/seating area as additional perks.
For more information and images, The Mill is being sold by Hamptons for £1.95 million. Click here.