Westholme House

Westholme House is a Grade II listed building located in Sleaford, Lincolnshire, set within 32 acres of parkland. Constructed around 1849 in a French Gothic style by architect Charles Kirk the Younger for his partner Thomas Parry, the mansion features an asymmetrical layout and intricate Gothic details. Initially a private residence, it transitioned to public ownership in the 1940s, serving as a library and part of St George's Academy. The house is noted for its unique architecture, including tall chimney stacks and dragon motifs, making it a significant historical site for visitors and researchers interested in Victorian architecture and local history.