The mill was located in the bottom floor of a large building (1 right side) whose upper floors are used as living quarters. We could not enter the building but it is clear from the outside (2, 4) that the area of the mill has been significantly altered.
The cárcavo (2) is almost to its roof clogged with mud (3).
It is clear that the wheel house is empty: we see neither axle nor control rods sticking out above the mud.
Apart from the first few meters, nothing of the restitution canal is visible.
(3) The wheelhouse is empty except for the mud.
The mill pond has been filled in (4). The grate that protected the pressure pipe is still present (4, behind the pink flowers). A low wall prevents water from flowing through the grate into the wheel house.
Instead, the water is drained through a door in the side wall (4, left). It reappears in a small drainage channel,
made of masonry and located on the east side of the building.
