Dunster Mill house and mill

In the later 18th century Henry Fownes Luttrell regarded the mill complex as decorative because it was viewed from the park against the tor. An elaborate gateway and bridge were provided to link the park, mill and south drive to the castle. The mills were virtually rebuilt in 1779—80 under one roof but with two overshot wheels and two sets of new French millstones.

It was restored in 1979 as a working mill, producing stone-ground flour for local businesses and visitors.