Westhorpe Hall is a historic Grade II listed Georgian country house situated in a peaceful edge-of-village setting in Suffolk. The property has a rich royal history, dating back to the Tudor period when it was the home of Charles Brandon, the First Duke of Suffolk, and his wife Mary, sister of Henry VIII. The house has been beautifully restored and features a stunning Georgian red brick façade with the Brandon coat of arms over the doorway. The property boasts 8,088 square feet of living space, set over four floors, and includes a range of impressive rooms, including a chapel with stained glass windows. The house is surrounded by a moat, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, and extensive gardens, including an orchard area and a large parking area. The property is situated in a quiet and peaceful position, with views across the surrounding countryside, and is close to the village of Walsham-le-Willows, which provides everyday amenities.