Larpool Mill is a historic building on Glen Esk Road in Whitby, a town in North Yorkshire, England.
The watermill was constructed in the 18th century to grind corn. It is located on the Cock Mill Beck in Larpool Wood. It was later converted into holiday accommodation; despite its apparently small size, it has five bedrooms. The building was Grade II listed in 1972. Historic England states that it was listed for its "visual importance in [a] picturesque setting".
The cottage is built of stone with a pantile roof, and has two storeys. Projecting from the front is a single-storey pentice with a modern door and window. The main part has a small double-hung sash window, and a modern window below. At the rear are three small windows.
See also Listed buildings in Whitby (outer areas)
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