Maison Westrop, 20, Chemin Cricklade, Highworth

An impressive Grade II Listed attached eight bedroom Georgian townhouse with a large garden, situated in this attractive and historic small town. In all about 1.47 acres.
Westrop House is a fine Georgian property built in 1818 for a renowned local solicitor, William Crowdy, with a classical frontage and attached service wing. It features high ceilings, pleasing pro-portions, original cornices and mouldings, dado rails, flagstone flooring, sash windows with working shutters, and a splendid stone cantilevered staircase. A further feature includes an imposing semi-circular Doric portico and entrance door onto the Cricklade Road that would have impressed both guests and clients.
The principal rooms have splendid large bay windows and are situated within the attractive rear elevation, which is approached over a long curved driveway and resembles a charming country manor house overlooking its delightful and peaceful gardens. It offers the convenience of being within walking distance of the town centre with the sense of quiet country living.