Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Restored former Stoke Ferry tower mill converted to hospitality and residential use.

Grade II* listed Cley Windmill, now operating as guesthouse accommodation beside the marshes.

Former tarred-brick Stalham Staithe tower mill surviving as a converted holiday property.

Grade II listed red-brick drainage mill with protective aluminium cap near Ludham Bridge.

Ivy-covered ground-floor remnant of Moy's drainage mill near the River Ant.

Converted nineteenth-century yellow-brick tower mill at Fodderstone Gap, Shouldham Thorpe.

Grade II* Burnham Overy Staithe tower mill, restored and owned by the National Trust.

Recorded Sea Palling tower mill site, formerly a five-storey tarred red-brick corn mill.

Former Belaugh postmill site at Hoveton St John, destroyed by fire with later site clearance.

Restored Saham Toney tower mill, rebuilt in 1960 and recorded as a listed survivor.