Coopersale House is a magnificent 17th-century country house set within 23 acres of gardens and grounds on the edge of Epping Forest. The Grade II-listed property boasts almost 20,000 square feet of living space, including extensive annexes and outbuildings, and features stunning character details such as sash windows, pedimented front door, and original fireplaces. The house has been extensively restored and modernized, with a seamless flow between reception areas and living accommodations. The property also includes a leisure wing with an indoor swimming pool, changing facilities, showers, and a sauna, as well as a double-height games room. The grounds, designed by Adam Holt and landscaped in a complementary style to Capability Brown's work, feature expansive parklands, specimen trees, and formal planning. The property offers a unique and tranquil setting, with entrances on both Stonards Hill and Houblons Hill, and is located about 1.2 miles from the semi-rural village of Coopersale Common.