Flixton Road Mill Bungay · Suffolk · England

Flixton Road Mill, also listed as The Tower Mill, was built at Bungay in 1830. It was a six-storey tower mill designed for corn milling. The mill had four patent sails of ten bays, a boat-shaped cap winded by a fantail, and a stage at second-floor level.

Its machinery drove three pairs of millstones, with additional equipment including a dresser and jumper. Auxiliary engine power was available, and the external drive belt was carried in a wooden casing. The mill continued to work by wind until 1918, when lightning struck the structure.

After wind working ceased, the building was altered. It was reduced by one storey and converted into residential accommodation. The surviving tower is Grade II listed and is recorded as an early nineteenth-century former mill, now converted to a residence, with altered roof and no sails.