6 bedroom detached house

Westbrook Hall is a grade II listed Georgian country house of impressive scale and grandeur. The principal rooms are elegant and well proportioned, enjoying fine views over the beautiful mature grounds. Historical research records Westbrook Hall as being of 17th century origin. The original timber framed house which probably started life as a bondsman's cottage attached to the manor of Slaughterford still remains with many exposed wall and ceiling beams in evidence and now forms a most attractive and characterful part of the house in contrast to the larger elegant rooms of the later additions.

The property is believed to have been extended on at least three separate occasions in the 19th century and further altered, remodelled and refurbished in the last century and a Geothermal heating system has been installed. The gardens are a particular feature lying principally to the south and west of the house with many fine mature trees including many specimen trees such as Cedars, Blue firs, Eucalyptus, Scots pine, Robinia and Rhododendrums.
The main aspects of the property looks south and west, providing the house with a delightful parkland feel. The North River runs along the western boundary supporting an abundance of wildlife. The property benefits from a wonderful swimming pool, which is south facing and partly walled, making it the perfect suntrap. Planning permission has also been granted on the gardeners cabin but this has since lapsed.

The property sits in West Sussex but only two miles south of the Surrey border. It has the benefit of numerous bridleways and footpaths giving access to the surrounding countryside and pretty villages of Warnham and Rowhook.

Horsham 4.2 miles (Victoria/London Bridge from 52 minutes), Dorking 11.7 miles, Gatwick 16.1 miles, Guildford 17.8 miles, London 38.2 miles (All distances and time are approximate