West Court is the west wing of the Old Court House and is believed in part to date back to the 16th century when it was a farmhouse. Until 1928, West Court and the Old Court House were part of the Booths Hall Estate which has been the family seat of the Pennington-Leghs for over 400 years.

Built of brick under a slated roof, the property offers well proportioned family sized accommodation which is presented in excellent order throughout and situated in secluded grounds within a fine residential locality. There are many attractive period features and the property is Grade II listed as being of architectural importance. Of particular note is the fabulous Garden Room which was completed in 2007 and is constructed of exposed old stock brick also having a vaulted ceiling with reclaimed oak beams and trusses. This room enjoys wonderful views over the gardens which are further enhanced by large bi-fold doors making the most of the south westerly aspect.

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