This detached Victorian family house, built in 1882, is located in a semi-rural position within a small hamlet on the edge of Westfield village in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property has a light and well-proportioned interior with good ceiling heights, arranged over two levels, and currently informally subdivided to provide an independent ancillary suite. The main house features a reception hall, living room, dining room, open-plan kitchen and breakfast/day room, utility room, rear hall, cloakroom, cellar, and five/six bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a large bay window and dressing room. The property also includes a Victorian glasshouse, outhouses, garage, and off-road parking for several vehicles. The mature garden extends to approximately half an acre and is enclosed and screened by banks of mature Rhododendron. The property is located near local shops and facilities, with more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities available in Hastings and Battle, which also have mainline train stations with commuter services to London.