The Old Flour Mills
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Image: © Tiger Taken: 25 Oct 2018
The mills were built around 1880, in what Pevsner in 1968 described as "biscuit-coloured brick". Since Charles O'Brien revised the guide in 2014 they have been converted to stylish riverside accommodation, standing on an island in the Great Ouse.
