4 Bedroom Detached House

A truly charming and characterful four-bedroom semi-detached residence, extending to over 1,700 sq ft of beautifully proportioned accommodation, complemented by mature landscaped gardens, a detached garage and an peaceful position in one of Highworth's most sought-after settings.

Westhill House occupies an important place in Highworth's history. Originally constructed in 1790 as the town's parish workhouse, the building has since enjoyed a fascinating evolution, later serving as a vicarage before becoming the private residence of Sir Noel Arkell during the 1920s. In the 1960s, it was sympathetically converted into three individual homes, with this property forming part of that conversion.

Approached via a private shared gravel driveway, the property is set behind beautifully established front gardens, creating an impressive first impression before reaching the
welcoming entrance.

The ground floor offers a wonderful balance of formal and informal living spaces. At its heart is a generous dual-aspect sitting room, filled with natural light and centred around an elegant feature fireplace, providing the perfect setting for both relaxing and entertaining.

The separate dining room enjoys delightful views across the gardens and flows effortlessly into the well-appointed kitchen, creating an ideal space for family life and hosting guests. A cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.

The first floor offers two generous double bedrooms, including an impressive principal suite complete with built-in wardrobes and a stylish ensuite shower. A spacious family bathroom, featuring a classic roll-top bath and traditional fittings, serves the second bedroom on this floor.

The second floor provides two further well-proportioned double bedrooms, both full of character and offering exceptional versatility, making them ideal for growing families, guest accommodation or home offices.

Throughout the home, many original features have been carefully preserved, including attractive wooden floorboards and original internal doors, enhancing its period charm. These are complemented by the convenience of modern mains services, including gas-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and mains drainage