Well head, attached revetment walls and steps c74m East of Court Farm

The well head, along with its attached revetment walls and steps, is located approximately 74 meters east of Court Farm. It is constructed of limestone rubble and features a conical shape with a domed top. The well is built into a bank over a natural spring, with stone revetment walls on either side. The entrance arch has thick walls and stands about 2 meters high. Iron hinges in the stonework indicate that the entrance would have originally been gated. Inside the well, there are petrified remains of a wooden shelf positioned opposite the entrance. Stone steps lead down to the arched entrance located in the west elevation. A mid-20th century wall has been added above the well head, but this is not included in the designation.