Walton-on-the-Naze Windmill Walton-on-the-Naze · Essex · England

Walton on the Naze windmill was a post corn mill at Walton-on-the-Naze. The site lay within the historic milling area around Mill Lane, where local heritage material identifies the former windmill and watermill as part of the town's earlier industrial landscape. The windmill structure itself no longer survives as a standing mill, and the present record is strongest for the survival of its lower supporting fabric.

Specialist mill records identify the site as a post mill used for corn milling. The surviving remains are brick piers beneath the yacht club building, preserving part of the mill's former support arrangement after the loss of the body, sails, machinery, and working use. The relationship between the windmill remains and the later yacht club building makes the site a compact and partly concealed survival rather than a visible restored mill. Its significance lies in the retention of structural evidence for wind-powered corn milling at Walton-on-the-Naze within a coastal settlement that also had water-powered milling associations.