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Residential conversion
The former tower mill was converted to a house.
Site overview
Thurlaston Windmill is a former tower corn mill on Church Lane in Thurlaston. It was built in 1794 and later converted to residential use. The surviving tower is Grade II listed and remains a prominent converted windmill within the village.
Map
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History
Thurlaston Windmill was built in 1794 as a tower corn mill. It stands on Church Lane in Thurlaston and later passed out of milling use. The former mill was converted for residential use, preserving the tower as the main surviving structure.
The building is protected as a Grade II listed structure and continues to survive as a converted dwelling within the village.
Timeline
1794
Tower mill built
Thurlaston Windmill was built as a tower corn mill.
1987
Grade II listing
The Windmill on Church Lane was listed at Grade II.
Sources and records
Windmill World site entry
Warwickshire Historic Environment Record
Historic England National Heritage List entry
Mills Archive mill record
Warwickshire Historic Environment Record
Historic England National Heritage List entry
Mills Archive mill record