West Foscote House, a Grade II listed property, was built in 1850 as part of the Neeld estate's grand redevelopment. The Neeld-Thomson style estate features picturesque detailing, including ornate gables and a large bell tower with sundial. The property sits on 4 acres of gardens and grounds, with a south-easterly aspect, and is located near the village of Grittleton. The impressive interior boasts high ceilings, elegant rooms, and a galleried staircase, with six generous bedrooms and four bathrooms. The property also features a self-contained 2-bedroom annexe and a range of outbuildings, including stables and storage. The surrounding area offers scenic views, with a 2-acre paddock providing opportunities for equestrian activities or smallholding. The property is freehold, with oil-fired central heating, private drainage, and mains water and electricity.