Mill House has been in the same family for well over 60 years, with the mill dating back to the 19th century and the house thought to be even older, possibly dating to around 1780.
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Oxnead was a paper mill from at least 1716 up until 1822, when it was converted to make blankets. It was then rebuilt as a flour mill in 1850-1851, using white painted brick with a Norfolk pantile roof.
The mill dates back to the 19th century and now offers commercial or residential potential (Image: Matthew Usher)
The main house is well-proportioned and light, with generous living areas on the ground floor.
These include a bright living room with feature fireplace, south-facing windows and double doors leading outside.
The main house with attached studio flat and ground-floor annexe (Image: Matthew Usher)
The dining room has double doors to the garden........