Coppice House is a 17th-century, Grade II listed property nestled along a quiet country lane. The charming home boasts golden stone, steep gables, and sash windows, giving it a timeless and fairytale-like quality. The garden and garage entrance is adorned with cherry blossom and a classical stone architrave, setting the tone for a picturesque home. The interior features a sumptuously sized drawing-dining room with shuttered stone mullion windows, a stone fireplace, and French doors leading to the garden. The property also includes a library, Neptune kitchen, laundry room, and four bedrooms, including an en-suite shower room and a family bathroom. The detached garage has a room above, perfect for a studio or quiet space. The 0.4-acre plot features a formal garden with neatly sculpted box borders, a more natural area with long grass and fruit trees, and a space to wander and enjoy the views of the countryside.