Spring House at Park Wells

A small 2-storey octagon enclosing 3 springs. The walls are timber -framed with plaster infill, and the pyramidal roof is slate with overhanging eaves and has an apex finial and weathervane. The wood-framed casement windows are a later C19 addition and are mostly of 2 lights, the upper floor windows with transoms.

The SE facet has an external brick stack. To the L of this is a blind facet, a facet with a window above and below, then a facet to the SW with window above and half-glazed door below (a former porch having been removed from here). The next facet has windows above and below, beyond which are one slate and 3 modern steps to a landing with mid C19 iron railings before half-glazed double doors in the upper storey. A window is below it. In the next facet is a 2-light window above and below, while the last facet to the NE has window above a 2-panel door.

Not inspected at time of resurvey, but previous inspection in 1980 recorded that the 3 mineral water springs are covered over inside at ground-floor level. The lower storey has a wainscot lining, while the upper storey has painted walls.