When Colin first moved into this house in 1995, he unintentionally opened the layers of thermal insulation to replace the floor, which revealed the well directly beneath the living room floor. With lots of leisure, the retiree began methodically cleaning the slightly disorganized well.

Stir took the decision to use the well as an interior feature from the start because using the water from it would have violated sanitary laws, and building an expensive treatment station would have been unnecessary. Because the hatch itself prevented access to the well, fences were built around it.

As a result, anyone who respectfully inquired may now enter the living room and learn about the nineteenth-century relic. Colin began to invest time and money in researching its depths.

They also defended themselves. In the depths of the old waters, experts discovered a medieval sword in a magnificent leather sheath, as well as coins and jewelry, allowing them to determine the age of the well. He found out to be more than 500 years old.