Wellhouse with Font in the grounds of Plas Newydd

The wellhouse with font in the grounds of Plas Newydd features a medieval octagonal font from the abbey, which serves as the bowl of the well, with a gargoyle delivering water into it. This is situated within a semicircular grotto-like recess behind a roll moulded pointed arch, which has a carved stop at the apex and a weathered finial above. The walls on either side are adorned with sloping parapets and inset inscribed stone tablets. The inscriptions read: "Drink Gentle Pilgrim from the well thus sacred in this hollow dell. Drink deep yet ere the yearning lip touches the draught it longs to sip. Pray for the souls of those who gave this font that holds the limped wave. This Holy font which lay o'er thrown mid Valle Crucis' shadows brown and which the hand of Holy men have blest but neer can bless again. Drink happy pilgrim daily and pray at morning dawn or twilight grey. Pray for the souls those who gave this font that holds the limped wave. E B 1782 S.P." Additionally, the corners feature inset pieces of medieval pier mouldings, along with remains of clustered and filleted shafts below the stone seats.