Well-House Immediately North-East Of Tuckett'S Farmhouse

The well-house, located immediately north-east of Tuckett's Farmhouse, is an early 20th-century structure designed by Curtis Green, who also designed the farmhouse in 1904 and a cottage on the estate at Netherton in 1932. This timber building features a thatched roof over a stone well, although there is no natural water supply feeding the well. The plan includes a three-sided thatched roof supported by three stout timber posts, which are adorned at the top with carved diamond patterns. The roof is held up by three pegged collar rafter roof trusses with cranked collars and curved angle braces. The well is surrounded by a grey limestone rim. This thatched well-house serves as a connection between the tiled Vernacular Revival house by Curtis Green and the notable collection of thatched buildings in the farmyard at Tuckett's Farm.