An 18th-century windmill nestled within Scarborough’s terraced streets has been listed for sale at £695,000, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of the town’s rich historical fabric.

The striking Grade II listed building, which once served as a corn mill, has undergone an extensive transformation from its utilitarian past into a holiday accommodation with impressive architectural pedigree.

Constructed in 1784, the windmill’s origins trace back over 250 years, with records suggesting wind-powered mills have operated on this site for more than five centuries.

Over the years, the mill has witnessed various incarnations, including a period starting in 1898 when its six sails were removed, replaced by engine-driven machinery.

It continued to function as a mill until its closure i

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