5 bedroom detached house for sale

Woodshill House is an elegant Grade II listed stone faced and Horsham stone roofed country house. Believed to date back as far as c1580 due to the gun-stock jowl, heavily weathered timbers to the northern end and the side purling roof. However, the roof structure, plastered ceiling and moulded features suggest a construction date of c1650-1675. Woodshill House is believed to have been constructed in four phases. The first phase comprises a two bay three storey range with a south-facing tile hung elevation. The axial girder to the ground floor is moulded and the ceiling height is higher than expected which suggest that the ceiling joists were originally plastered over. The second phase comprises a two bay three storey range set back under a staggered butt purlin and queen strut roof. This range is a square stone construction with ironstone galletting to the elevations.

Phases 3 and 4 are aligned and comprises a two single bay stone faced ranges c1700 but due to the level of alterations in the ranges it is not possible to date the buildings, but they do appear to potentially date phase 1 and 2. Information above is from a commission report by Wealden Buildings Study Group in 2018.

Situated just outside of Pulborough, with the villages of West Chiltington and Storrington very close by, Woodshill House lies on the top of a hill with views towards The South Downs. The gardens are an incredible mix of rose beds, specimen trees, vegetable garden, formal lawn and walled garden encasing the swimming pool area. The tennis court lies to the south, next to the paddock, whilst the kitchen garden attracts much sunlight as it is south-facing.

Situated just outside of Pulborough, with the villages of West Chiltington and Storrington very close by, Woodshill House lies on the top of a hill with views towards The South Downs. The gardens are an incredible mix of rose beds, specimen trees, vegetable garden, formal lawn and walled garden encasing the swimming pool area. The tennis court lies to the south, next to the paddock, whilst the kitchen garden attracts much sunlight as it is south-facing.