This detached Victorian family house, built in 1882, is situated 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 mellow brick elevations, large sash windows, and a recently recovered pitched tiled roof. The light and well-proportioned accommodation is arranged over two levels, with five/six bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a dressing room, and two bathrooms. The ground floor features a spacious reception hall, a living room with a bay window, a dining room with a cast iron fireplace, and a kitchen/breakfast/day room with a range of Georgian-style cabinets and a Lacanche range cooker. The property also has a utility room, a rear hall, and a cellar. Outside, there is a verandah, a Provencal-style gravel terrace, a level garden, and a Victorian glasshouse in need of refurbishment. The property has off-road parking for several vehicles and a garage in need of repair. The total plot size is approaching half an acre, enclosed and screened by mature Rhododendron.