Horning Ferry mill was a smock drainage pump built by England's of Ludham c.1880. The original tower was made of tarred weatherboard with a white cap and double shuttered sails. It stood on the bank of the River Bure and became a well known landmark.

After the pump ceased working, it was converted into a house that doesn't bear any real resemblance to the original structure. The upper section is flared and almost Dutch-like and sits on a boarded single storey base. The boat shaped cap hold 4 dummy sails and a fantail.

c.1880: Smock windpump erected

O.S. map 1905: Windpump

1935: Windpump converted into a dwelling by H. P. E. Neave