St Ronan's Well, Well's Brae, Innerleithen

William Playfair, 1826; reconstructed 1896 with additions. Single storey, 5-bay, symmetrical, pedimented open loggia pavilion with flanking, recessed, bowed conical-roofed bays and long plain wings extending to sides. Small wing to rear forming T-plan. Later large single storey and attic, 4-bay, piended roof former bottling plant attached to rear at SE corner. Chamfered timber colonettes and timber boarding to pavilion; painted render to ancillary wings with smooth red sandstone margins to conical bays; painted margins elsewhere. Royal Crest to pavilion pediment. Canted corner to bottling plant with former delivery door (now infilled) and hoist over.

Predominantly 9-pane over plain glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows; plain glazing to rear. Fixed 18-pane timber casements to former bottling plant. Grey flagstone floor to pavilion. Grey slate roof with timber bracketed eaves and decorative clay ridge tiles; corniced square brick chimney stacks; cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: pavilion interior converted to form caretaker's accommodation with Edwardian style timber chimneypiece. Some white glazed brick walls to bottling plant.

BOUNDARY WALLS: tall rubble walls with cement copes to N and W. Low rubble wall to E with cast iron gates and gatepiers.