To Millers & others
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT With Immediate Possession
A Capital Freehold Brick Tower WINDMILL at WICKLEWOOD, with two pair of French Stones and Flour Mill, with complete set of Winding Tackle and Patent Sails.
Also an excellent Freehold Dwelling house and other outbuildings and one rood and 21 perches of Land near the Mill. Wicklewood is a good bag and retail country, three miles from each of Wymondham and Hingham and eleven form Norwich.
Apply to Mr. Goldson, Solr. East Dereham or to Mr. Michael Hardy ...
Norfolk Chronicle - 10th January 1829

To Millers & Bakers
To be Sold by Private Contract
A Capital Freehold BRICK TOWER WINDMILL with two pair of French Stones, Flour Mill, with complete set of Winden Tackle and Patent Sails, situate at Wicklewood, in the occupation of Robert Howe.
Also an excellent Dwelling house with Bake Office in full trade and one rood and twenty perches of Freehold Land.
Possession may be had at Lady Day next.
Also a Brick and Tiled Cottage and one rood of Freehold Land near the above Mill.
Wicklewood is a good Bag and Retail Country, three miles from Wymondham and three from Hingham.
Apply to Messrs. Goldson & Son, Solrs. East Dereham or to Michael Hardy, Gressenhall Mill, near East Dereham.
Norfolk Chronicle - 8th December 1832

WICKLEWOOD
To Millers & Bakers
To be Sold by Private Contract
A Capital Freehold BRICK TOWER WINDMILL with two pair of French Stones, Flour Mill complete, set of Winding Tackle and Patent Sails, eligibly situate at WICKLEWOOD in Norfolk, with a convenient Brick Tiled Dwelling house and Baking Office and about one rood and twenty one perches of Land adjoining of all of which immediate possession may be had.
Also a detached Brick and Tiled Cottage and one rood of Freehold Land.
Wicklewood is a good bag and retail country, 3 miles from Wymondham and 3 from Hingham.
Apply to Mr. M. Hardy, Miller, East Dereham.
All letters must be post paid.
Norfolk Chronicle - 10th June 1837

WICKLEWOOD
To Millers & Bakers
To be Let for a term of Years
A Brick TOWER WINDMILL and a Dwelling House, Baking Office, the Mill is one of the best Bag Mills in the county, situate at WICKLWOOD 3 miles from Wymondham and 3 from Hingham.
Possession may be had at Midsummer.
Apply to Mr. Hardy, Miller, Dereham or Mr. Goldson, Solr. East Dereham.
Norfolk Chronicle - 24th June 1837

Mr. Spelman
Respectfully informs the Public that he is instructed to Sell by Auction on Friday 16 February 1844 at 4 o’c at the Kings Arms Inn, East Dereham the following valuable Property
WICKLEWOOD
Lot 1.
A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK TOWER MILL, with a convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, Stable, Yard, Garden and apart of the Garden Ground at the back of Lot 2, as staked out; in the occupation of Mr. MICHAEL HARDY, Tenant from year to year.
The Mill stands remarkably well for wind, within equal distances from Wymondham and Hingham, has 3 floors, patent sails, winds herself, drives 2 pairs of stones, with flour mill and jumper, and all her going gears complete, and in full trade.
FREEHOLD. No outgoings.
Lot2.
A Brick and Tiled COTTAGE adjoining the Mill Yard, and a piece of Garden Ground, extending backwards 72 feet from the front of the House, now in the occupation of JOHN BUTTON, Tenant from year to year.
FREEHOLD. No outgoings.
The Purchaser of this Lot is to raise a fence separating the Garden Ground sold therewith from Lot 1.
Lot 3.
Post mill at Ovington
Lot 4.
Smock Mill at Gressenhall
Lot 5.
Brick Tower Mill at East Dereham
Norfolk Record Office

Mr. Spelman
Respectfully informs the Public that he is instructed to Sell by Auction on Friday 16 February 1844 at 4 o’c at the Kings Arms Inn, East Dereham the following valuable Property
Lot 1.
At WICKLEWOOD
A substantial Brick TOWER WINDMILL, Dwelling house, Cottage, Stable, Yards and Gardens in the occupation of Mr. Michael Hardy and John Button. The Mill stands remarkably well for wind within equal distances of Wymondham and Hingham, has three floors, Patent Sails, winds herself, dries two pairs of stones, with Flour Mill and Jumper and all her going Gears complete and in full Trade.
Lot 2. Cottage ...
Lot 3.
At OVINGTON
A POST_WINDMILL with two pairs of Stones, Flour Mill and going Gears now in full Trade; a Dwelling house and Outbuildings and about 4 acres of Land of good quality, in the occupation of Mr. William Rose.
Mr. Spelman respectively invites the attention of Merchants & Millers to the above valuable Property. The Mills are situate in good Corn districts, within short distances of considerable Market Towns, are surrounded by a large population & present an advantageous opportunity for either Investment or Occupation.
Early Possession of the Whole may be had.
Lot 4.
At GRESSENHALL
A SMOCK_WINDMILL with DWELLING-HOUSE, Baking Office, Stable, Garden and piece of Land adjoining, situate at Great Bittering, adjoining the public road and near Gressenhall Fairstead, in the occupation of Mr. John Hannant, whose tenancy expires at Midsummer next.
The Mill winds herself, drives 2 pairs of stones, with flour mill, jumper and all her going gears complete.
The Dwelling-House contains ...
The Baking Office is adapted for carrying on a considerable business and is in full trade.
FREEHOLD. No outgoings.
Lot 5.
At EAST DEREHAM
A most substantially-built BRICK TOWER_WINDMILL, with 5 floors, patent sails, winding herself, driving 2 pairs of stones, flour mill, jumper and most complete machinery; together with a brick and tiled Stable and Cart lodge and a piece of productive Arable LAND adjoining, containing 1a. 3r. 0p. or thereabouts; most eligibly situated, within a short distance of the town and near the turnpike road, now in full trade, and in the occupation of Mr John Ives, Tenant from year to year.
FREEHOLD. No outgoings.
Vendors are Mortgagees with power of Sale.
Mr. Spelman respectively invites the attention of Merchants & Millers to the above valuable Property. The Mills are situate in good Corn districts, within short distances of considerable Market Towns, are surrounded by a large population & present an advantageous opportunity for either Investment or Occupation.
Early Possession of the Whole may be had.
Particulars of Messrs. Goldson, Browne & Carthew, Solrs. Dereham & of Mr. Spelman, St. Giles Street, Norwich.
Norfolk Chronicle - 27th January 1844

Dissolution of Partnership
Thomas & John Button, Millers of Wicklewood, in the county of Norfolk, have by mutual consent Dissolved Partnership this first day of September 1857 and request that all debts due from the said Firm be sent to Mr. Thomas Button of Wicklewood, that the same may be discharged and all debts due to the same to be paid to Mr. Thomas Button on or before the 11th day of October next, or proceedings will be entered for the recovery of the same.

Michaelmas Sales by John STANDLEY & SONS
WICKLEWOOD MILL
On Tuesday October 9, 1883
The Stock in Trade, Household Furniture and Effects of Mr. Samuel Mann (who has left the Mill)
Sale to commence at 11 0'c
Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale and the Auctioneers' Offices, Wymondham.
Norfolk Chronicle - 22nd & 29th September 1883

WICKLEWOOD
One Mile from Kimberley Station and Four from Wymondham.
A Pleasantly situated FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, also Brick Tower WINDMILL, Garden and PASTURE LAND, the whole containing 1r. 39p. which SALTER, SIMPSON & SONS are favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction at the Corn Hall, Attleborough on Thursday June 11, 1903
At 3 o'c in the Afternoon, in One Lot.
Messrs. STEVENS, MILLER & JONES,
Bank Chambers, Norwich,
Vendors' Solrs.
Norfolk Chronicle - 16th May 1903

Savills, Norwich
Wicklewood £69,500
Attractive Character Residence ... converted from a former windmill and granary.
Eastern Daily Press - 14th June 1985