House For Sale £2,650,000
Westfield Hall is a significant period house possibly dating from the mid 15th century with later additions probably in the 16th and 17th centuries and is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. It is likely that the site was fully moated but now it is only partially moated and has a pond in one corner. The property is traditionally constructed with some Tudor brickwork and a timber frame set under a peg tiled roof and is Grade II* Listed, considered to be of architectural and historic interest. In relatively recent time Westfield Hall has benefitted from a programme of careful modernisation and repair, including updating the electrics, all bathrooms and shower rooms have been renewed and there is new plumbing.
The entrance hall is currently used as a music room and leads to the drawing room which has wood panelling, an inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and French doors to the walled garden. The dining room is a room of particular note and has an ancient stone floor, wood burning stove and fully vaulted roof and the excellent kitchen/breakfast room has a four oven Aga, central island, solid oak cupboards and a pantry. On the first floor the dual aspect master bedroom has fitted wardrobes, a high quality en suite bathroom with free standing bath and a dressing room. There are five further bedrooms, one currently used as a home office.
Outside, there is a range of traditional outbuildings including a garage, store and pottery. Behind the house there is a walled garden of just over one third of an acre with a fountain. A meandering driveway leads past a hard tennis court to the front of the property where there is a generous gravelled parking and turning area.
Agents notes: The Grade II* Listing relates to the staircase and Tudor wall paintings. A lightly used footpath runs across the property which is shown on the map and is mainly used by neighbours.
The entrance hall is currently used as a music room and leads to the drawing room which has wood panelling, an inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and French doors to the walled garden. The dining room is a room of particular note and has an ancient stone floor, wood burning stove and fully vaulted roof and the excellent kitchen/breakfast room has a four oven Aga, central island, solid oak cupboards and a pantry. On the first floor the dual aspect master bedroom has fitted wardrobes, a high quality en suite bathroom with free standing bath and a dressing room. There are five further bedrooms, one currently used as a home office.
Outside, there is a range of traditional outbuildings including a garage, store and pottery. Behind the house there is a walled garden of just over one third of an acre with a fountain. A meandering driveway leads past a hard tennis court to the front of the property where there is a generous gravelled parking and turning area.
Agents notes: The Grade II* Listing relates to the staircase and Tudor wall paintings. A lightly used footpath runs across the property which is shown on the map and is mainly used by neighbours.
