About this property

Westfield House is a distinguished Arts and Crafts residence dating from 1905, extending to over 5,900 sq ft. Elegant reception rooms, seven bedrooms and beautifully landscaped gardens
with pool create a refined yet practical rural retreat.

Original character is woven throughout the home,
highlighted by stone mullion windows, exposed timber beams, and period flooring. These elegant proportions make the house ideal for large-scale entertaining.

Outside
Entry to Westfield House is via a grand set of stone gates, leading to a generous parking area and the main residence.

The property is defined by its spectacular gardens and grounds, which create a serene, picturesque backdrop that perfectly enhances the home's character. These meticulously kept spaces feature a rich variety of specimen trees, vibrant floral borders, a dedicated kitchen garden, an orchard, and striking topiary displays.

Encircling the house, the outdoor space offers a private retreat featuring a swimming pool, a dedicated pool house, and a charming rockery. A stone-paved terrace extends around the rear of the building, offering an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining and al fresco meals.

Situation
Commanding a prime position on Minchinhampton Common, Westfield House offers sweeping views across the Stroud Valleys, where horses and cattle roam freely. The property sits within walking distance of Minchinhampton, a picturesque market town famous for its 17th-century architecture and vibrant community. Local amenities include a weekly craft market, a boutique butcher, a renowned dairy shop, and the stylishly refurbished Crown pub, with the historic golf course situated right on the common.
The surrounding area is rich with culture, as the nearby towns of Cirencester, Tetbury, Nailsworth, and Stroud provide an excellent selection of independent boutiques, delicatessens, and thriving local scenes.

Schools:
Excellent education offering with Beaudesert Park School (1.6 miles), Westonbirt, Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies College, Kings School and Marlborough all within easy reach.

Transport:
The area has excellent road and rail links with the A46 and Junction 13 of the M5, and M4 which provide easy access to major cities such as Bath, Bristol, Birmingham, Oxford, London and Heathrow International Airport. Mainline rail services to London Paddington operate from Kemble Station (10 miles) with journey times from 74 minutes.

Distances:
Minchinhampton 0.7 miles, Cirencester 11 miles, Tetbury 6.6 miles, Kemble station 10 miles (London Paddington from 74 minutes), Central London 105 miles. (All distances and times are approximate).

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Interior Detail
At the heart of the home is a custom kitchen and breakfast room, complete with a central island, gas AGA, and premium Gaggenau appliances. This floor also includes a utility room, a quiet study, a snug, and a cloakroom.

Upstairs, the accommodation is equally impressive, centered around a sprawling principal suite with a dedicated dressing area and bath. Six additional well proportioned
bedrooms and three further bathrooms
complete the floor, all featuring high ceilings and expansive windows that flood the rooms with light while overlooking the surrounding common.

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Postcode: GL6 9EG

Mains water and electricity, private drainage and gas fired central heating.

Local Authority :- Stroud District Council
Council Tax :- Band H

Additional information

• Detached Cotswold Arts & Crafts Style Home
• 7 Bedrooms
• 5 Reception Rooms
• 4 Bathrooms
• 1.48 acres
• Heated Swimming Pool
• Double Garage & Covered Carport
• Gated Driveway & Parking
• Versatile Outbuildings
• Mature Garden & Outside Terrace

Key information

Council Tax Band: H

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate