Summary

Camera location	52° 59′ 56.9″ N, 0° 24′ 44.5″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	52.999139; -0.412362

Westgate House, 27 Westgate, Sleaford. Late 18th century classicism, faced in Ancaster stone, with two curved bay windows and a porch with Tuscan Columns in antis. The bays have wreath motifs above the windows and two hugh pilasters on either side, extending upwards to the eaves. Mid-19th century alterations have been replaced the original fenestration with large plate glass windows, and a tower in French renaissance style and a porchere on the Eatsgate side of the house have been added. The similarity of the these additions to Westholme House, which stands almost opposite on Eastgate Street suggest that they were made by the the Sleaford architect Charles Kirk junior, but the original architect of the house is unknown. The House was later the premises of the Kesteven Water Board and is now occupied by Qube Global Software.

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