The property, known as Willow Cottage, sits on a mature and secluded plot approximately 2.5 miles from Epping High Street and Underground station.
The listing by estate agent Butler & Stag describes the house as having “character”, with period details such as exposed beams and a brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove.
The house is approached through a wooden gate leading to a gravel driveway and carport.
Once inside, the ground floor includes three reception rooms.
There is a guest cloakroom and a well-appointed kitchen with an Aga, integrated appliances, and fitted cabinetry.
A connecting lobby leads to a utility room and a staircase.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom has its own bathroom. Two further bedrooms and a family bathroom are also upstairs
One of the bedrooms is currently arranged as a dressing room with fitted wardrobes.
A secondary staircase leads to a fourth bedroom and a study, which could be converted into an additional bathroom or shower room.
Downstairs, French doors open to the back garden, which is mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and planting and a patio.
The listing claims Willow Cottage is located in an area “steeped in history” and notes that the Copped Hall estate dates back hundreds of years.
The surrounding area offers a wide array of shops, restaurants, and amenities in the nearby towns of Epping and Loughton.
Nearby leisure facilities include golf and sports clubs, along with Epping Forest.
The listing also highlights local state and private schools, including Bancroft’s, Chigwell, and Forest School.
Transport links in the area include the Central Line, mainline rail, and motorway access.
The property is offered as freehold and chain free.
