The Miller's House Tea Room serves our delicious homemade cakes, savoury lunches, drinks and ice creams.
All produce is made using locally sourced produce where possible and our delicious cakes are made on site using our stone-ground Heckington Windmill flour. Fresh tea and coffee are served, or you can buy a beer from the brewery and sit in the garden or courtyard with spectacular views of the windmill.
Choose to sit in the renovated Miller's Parlour - with Edwardian furniture and decor; The Miller's Study - a 1930's gem; or the garden room with direct access to the enclosed rear gardens and play equipment.
All produce is made using locally sourced produce where possible and our delicious cakes are made on site using our stone-ground Heckington Windmill flour. Fresh tea and coffee are served, or you can buy a beer from the brewery and sit in the garden or courtyard with spectacular views of the windmill.
Choose to sit in the renovated Miller's Parlour - with Edwardian furniture and decor; The Miller's Study - a 1930's gem; or the garden room with direct access to the enclosed rear gardens and play equipment.
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Well behaved dogs on fixed leads are welcome on site and in the conservatory and garden room of the Miller's House.
The garden is a lovely place to sit in the summer with tables and a climbing frame for children. |
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ContactEmail: The Miller's House
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Afternoon Tea at the Mill
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Come and enjoy a traditional Afternoon Tea at the windmill.
Sit in the fully restored Edwardian Miller's Parlour, with antique furniture, surrounded by family photos of the Pocklington family who lived and worked at the windmill. Delicious home-made cakes, scones, sandwiches and desserts, freshly prepared. Available Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 12.30pm - 3.30pm Larger groups during the week by special arrangement |
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The Miller's House
The original Mill House was built in 1891 for John Pocklington and his family when they first came to Heckington.
The bricks used to build the mill house originally came from the tower at Boston that provided the 8 sails for Heckington.
The bricks used to build the mill house originally came from the tower at Boston that provided the 8 sails for Heckington.
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Patron - Mr Toby Dennis, Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire
Registered Charity No: 1139207 Company Registration No: 07210264 |
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Photographs by Jason Tomlinson & Heckington Windmill Trust and are copyright. Please ask for permission to reproduce. Thank you