House For Sale £2,500,000
Coopers is well set back from the road towards the western edge of the thriving town of Chipping Ongar and is one of the more prominent houses in the historic High Street The current owners have undertaken a thorough and painstaking renovation of the house, which has been extensive, room by room over a period of over three years. Works included replacement of all windows and doors, installation of new plumbing and a modern gas fired boiler for the house and a separate boiler for The Coach House, the company of Tom Howley fitted a bespoke kitchen with granite work surfaces, quality cupboards, tongue and groove drawers, a range framed by a mantleshelf with storage cupboards to either side and a good range of high quality integrated appliances. All the main rooms have period style hand crafted cornicing, the floors are high quality and include Amtico. Both on the ground floor and first floor there are bespoke cupboards, shelving and alcoves, wardrobes and chests of drawers. There are three en suites and a family bathroom, all fitted to a high standard.
In addition to the main house, there is The Coach House, which has a hall, cloakroom, games room and a gym and on the first floor, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Outside, there are two driveways, both with automatic wrought iron gates on brick piers, an extensive gravelled parking area and two garages with automatic rollermatic style doors and a recently constructed indoor golf driving range, with a ceiling mounted projector.
The gardens are very well-established and include a terrace at the back of the house, lawns and shrubs. Of particular note are a number of redwood trees, which are purported to be from a collection which were brought into the country in the first half of the 19th century as a gift to Queen Victoria.
The house has a very high level of technology, with Cat6 wiring including the outbuildings and Coach House, streaming for all TVs, security cameras and Wifi points, internet cabling and air conditioning.
In addition to the main house, there is The Coach House, which has a hall, cloakroom, games room and a gym and on the first floor, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Outside, there are two driveways, both with automatic wrought iron gates on brick piers, an extensive gravelled parking area and two garages with automatic rollermatic style doors and a recently constructed indoor golf driving range, with a ceiling mounted projector.
The gardens are very well-established and include a terrace at the back of the house, lawns and shrubs. Of particular note are a number of redwood trees, which are purported to be from a collection which were brought into the country in the first half of the 19th century as a gift to Queen Victoria.
The house has a very high level of technology, with Cat6 wiring including the outbuildings and Coach House, streaming for all TVs, security cameras and Wifi points, internet cabling and air conditioning.
