Well House, Near 14 Brae Road, Creevytenant, Ballynahinch

A one-storey/ single bay well house which contains valve to regulate flow of water in Mourne conduit, over which it is positioned. Orientated north - south in middle of field south of Brae Rd. Pitched natural slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles and raised chamfered concrete verges. Ogee cast-iron gutters. Walls of roughly squared random rubble Silurian masonry over a raised base course. Yellow brick trimming to roof verges, quoins (stepped), window/ door heads (of flat segmental profile) and jambs (also stepped), and on projecting eaves and chamfered top to base. Concrete is used in kneeler stones at top of. quoins, gable apex and in sloping window cills. The south gable contains a double-leaf metal door in semicircular headed opening. At apex of this and north gable is circular brick-trimmed louvred opening. The remaining walls each have a set of 2 over 2 timber-framed sliding sash windows, all with protective metal frames over. Building surrounded by thorn hedge, with wrought-iron access gate at south. Gate posts have ball heads embossed 'BWC' (= Belfast Water Commissioners).