The Mill At Worston
Overview
The Mill at Worston is a charming country pub and restaurant that’s packed with history and surrounded by extensive picturesque gardens. Nestled in the heart of rural Staffordshire the building dates back to 1814.
However, the existence of The Mill dates back to at least 1279, when historical documents show The Mill was being fought over in the Court of the Kings Bench, between Henry De Whyte and Elena De Wynerston…
In later years The Mill became the property of Ranton Abbey and after dissolution of the abbey in 1538, it passed to a variety of landed gentry until J Milner purchased the property and rebuilt it…
The Mill at Worston was a typical corn mill of its time, having three floors and an attic, and much of the machinery has been retained.
At The Mill at Worston we’re proud to be able to cater to your individual needs. Our wedding options have been designed to offer as much flexibility as possible by enabling you to build a tailored package.
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Time restrictions: 11:10 pm
In House & Third Party Catering
Location
Worston Lane Great Bridgeford, Staffordshire
