Set in the historic heart of Westbury on the Village Green, "White House" was built by ex-convict Thomas White in the 1840's as a dwelling and Thomas White's Token Store. The property almost a village in itself, consists of a number of buildings built around the central courtyard, including the main house consisting of 10 rooms, wood-fired bakery, stables and coach-house, the mill building, originally built as a warehouse and also an extensive garage area. For the past 40 years, White House has been occupied by the White House Museum, exhibiting an outstanding collection of furniture and displays, and the wood-fired bakery, which still operates today.This property, situated on 6222m2 land (approx) is a remarkable showcase of a bygone era, meticulously restored and maintained is a rare opportunity to purchase part of Westbury's rich history.