Redbournbury Watermill

Yes, Redbournbury Watermill is a restored working flour mill open to visitors, located in Hertfordshire, England. It still produces stoneground flour that is sold on site and at local outlets.

The mill has origins tracing back to the 11th century, as it is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086. It has been rebuilt and modified many times over the centuries and was fully restored in the 20th century after a period of disuse.

The mill sits on the River Ver near the village of Redbourn in Hertfordshire, not far from St Albans. Its position on this chalk stream has provided water power for flour production since medieval times.

Yes, following its 20th-century restoration the mill resumed commercial flour production using traditional stoneground methods. Visitors can purchase flour milled on site, continuing a tradition that spans nearly a millennium.