Heage Windmill’s 2012 season is now open.

You are invited to visit the only working, stone-towered, multi-sailed windmill in England. Built in 1797 and restored to working order in 2002, this unique Grade II* listed building is set in the Derbyshire countryside, with spectacular views towards the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. There are guided tours, with guides in period costume, an Interpretation Centre, and Shop where we sell Heage Windmill flour along with souvenirs and light refreshments.

Heage Windmill Art Challenge

On Sunday June 10th, you have an opportunity to come along and produce an artwork of our mill in any medium you wish.  Open to adults and children with certificates and prizes on the day.  For more details, click on News/Events top left.  Sketch below by Dave Kent

   

Friends of Heage Windmill

Friends of Heage Windmill is a voluntary organisation providing volunteers who operate the mill, conduct guided tours for visitors, carry out mill maintenance and raise funds, etc. If you are interested in becoming a Friend, click on Join Us to find out more.

Where To Find Us

The mill is located off Chesterfield Road just to the north of the Derbyshire village of Heage inbetween the towns of Belper and Ripley. The entrance road is opposite the Bowmer and Kirkland offices.

If you are a Sat Nav user, our Post Code is DE56 2BH.

Car parking is available free on site.  For more details on where to find us, go to the Information page.

Please click on the map to find us on Google Maps

Virtual Tour

To whet your appetite, why not take a Virtual Tour?  This was specially done for Heage Windmill by Andy Savage of Derby Photos.  Just click here