Initial price	£1,250,000
21/01/25	£750,000
Price Change	-40.00%

Westerhill House is a unique and exceptional period residence situated in a peaceful hamlet in the scenic and historic Alt Hill Lane/Park Bridge area. The property is steeped in history, having been owned by the Lees family, who ran the Park Bridge Iron Works, which provided rivets for the Eiffel Tower. The property features a grand entrance hallway with mosaic floor and panelled walls, leading to a billiard room with a high vaulted beamed ceiling and a gun room with a similar stone carved fireplace. The inner hallway has a Georgian staircase and a stunning stained glass window. The drawing room has an impressive 16-foot bay window with panoramic views, and the conservatory offers panoramic views to the south and west. The property also features four double bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, and a family bathroom. The exterior has a substantial courtyard driveway area with formal gardens, a large terrace, and walkways made from reclaimed York stone footpaths. The property has a rich history, excellent location, and a unique blend of period charm and modern amenities, making it an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a rural setting with easy access to local amenities and commuter links.