Millhouse Green · Penistone · Edge of the Peak District

Carbon-negative business space on the edge of the Pennines

Offices, hybrid office-warehouse units and light industrial workshops on an award-winning historic mill site, powered by its own solar, wind and water turbines.

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Aerial view of Bullhouse Mill in its valley, with solar panels on the roofs, a ground-mounted solar array and a wind turbine in the fields beyond

EPC A+Carbon-negative buildings

100%Renewable power generated on site

15 minTo Junction 37 of the M1

10 minTo Penistone station and town centre

The premises

A multi-use site with space for businesses of different shapes and sizes. Buildings range from sympathetically renovated stone corn-mill buildings dating from the early 1700s to new, purpose-built sustainable units.

The Old Corn Mill, a restored stone mill building with a large arched window

Office accommodation

High-quality offices in the restored Old Corn Mill: light, airtight and highly insulated, heated and cooled from a geothermal water source.

Units from 1,000 to 3,000 sq ft

Inside a unit: open floor, kitchenette and roller door

Hybrid office-warehouse units

Flexible units combining office space with warehouse or storage, with roller-door access and a fitted kitchenette.

Units from 1,000 to 3,000 sq ft

Modern green-clad industrial units with roller doors

Light industrial workshops

Modern insulated workshops with large roller doors, on-site parking and good road links to the M1 and the Woodhead Pass.

Units from 1,000 to 3,000 sq ft

On-site facilities

Ample parking, two 22kW EV chargers, bike storage, and 1,000 Mbps broadband.

Accessible

The Old Corn Mill is DDA compliant, with ground-floor access and disabled parking by the entrance.

Run on its own renewable energy

We are committed to sustainable development. We believe that business can prosper without destroying our environment, so the site uses the natural resources around it, the wind, water and sun of its green-belt setting, to supply 100% of its energy from renewable sources, backed by a host of energy-saving technologies.

For occupiers, that means low-carbon premises that support your own environmental reporting and sustainability commitments.

Energy Performance Certificate for the Old Corn Mill showing an A+ rating of minus 11, net zero CO2 emissions — The Old Corn Mill: EPC A+, asset rating −11, beyond net zero.

Solar and wind

Around 450kW of solar PV and wind generation installed across the estate.

Hydro and geothermal

Hydro-electric generation on the River Don, plus renewable heating from ground source and biomass.

Efficient buildings

Highly insulated, airtight construction with heat-recovery ventilation (MVHR) and low-energy eco-lighting.

EV charging

Two 22kW chargers on site, linked to the Monta app.

Rows of ground-mounted solar panels in a field under a blue sky — 140kW of ground-mounted solar PV.

Two wind turbines in green fields, with autumn woodland and moorland behind — Wind turbines in the fields above the mill.

Biodiversity net gain scheme

Beginning in 2026, farmland surrounding Bullhouse Mill is being set aside for a biodiversity net gain scheme, creating and enhancing habitats for wildlife alongside the business site.

It is the next step in our commitment to sustainable development: the same land that supports the site’s wind and solar generation will also be managed to leave nature in a measurably better state.

Scheme updates

2026Scheme begins on land surrounding the site.

Aerial view of the fields, dry-stone walls, woodland and river surrounding Bullhouse Mill — The farmland, woodland and river corridor surrounding Bullhouse Mill.

Five centuries on the River Don

First recorded in 1486, Bullhouse Corn Mill was the first mill on the River Don. The Booth family have run it since 1960, and today the river that once turned the mill wheel generates electricity for the site.

Historic photograph of Bullhouse Corn Mill, the stone bridge and the mill house — Bullhouse Corn Mill in the early twentieth century.

An old millstone carved with the words Bullhouse Mill, set on a dry-stone wall — A millstone carved with the mill’s name.

Interesting visitors

Gary Neville and Andrew Stunell OBE MP beside the plaque marking the opening of the Old Corn Mill — Gary Neville and Andrew Stunell OBE MP officially open the restored Old Corn Mill, October 2011.

The royal visitor signing the visitors' book at Bullhouse Mill in 2013 — HRH The Earl of Wessex, now The Duke of Edinburgh, signs the visitors’ book during his visit in 2013.

See Bullhouse Mill

Drone footage of the site, its renewable energy installations and the surrounding valley.

Rural setting, well connected

Bullhouse Mill sits in the green belt at Millhouse Green near Penistone, on the edge of the Peak District National Park, yet with easy access to an international transport network and to Sheffield, Barnsley, Huddersfield and Manchester.

M1 Junction 3715 minutes by car

Penistone (station and supermarket)10 minutes by car

Rail from PenistoneSheffield and Huddersfield

Trans Pennine TrailFootpath from the door

Bullhouse Mill, Lee Lane, Millhouse Green, Sheffield S36 9NN

Aerial view of the Bullhouse Mill estate in the valley, surrounded by fields and woodland

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