Three Mills sustained severe air-raid damage during the Second World War. The "Miller's House" was destroyed in 1941 and rebuilt in 1995 with a modern interior and rear part, but retaining the original facade. "Three Mills" was used for bottling and warehousing by Bass Charrington and Hedges & Butler. The latter, one of the oldest wine merchants in Britain located their main working offices at Three Mills. Here, Bacardi was bottled and a large portfolio of wines and spirits was marketed.