West Foscote House, a Grade II listed property, was built in 1850 as part of a grand redevelopment on the Neeld estate. The house boasts impressive architecture and symmetry, featuring ornate gables and a large bell tower with sundial. The property is located in a rural setting near the village of Grittleton, surrounded by 4 acres of gardens and grounds. The interior offers extensive accommodation, including an elegant drawing room, dining room, family room, and farmhouse kitchen, as well as 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. With a south-easterly aspect, the house enjoys a peaceful setting, and the surrounding gardens and grounds offer ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The property is located within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is within easy reach of nearby towns and cities, including Malmesbury, Chippenham, Bath, and Bristol.