Brackenwood Lodge, High Beech, IG10

Brackenwood Lodge represents the pinnacle of sustainable luxury living, set within the prestigious countryside enclave of High Beech, Epping Forest. Occupying an elevated position on Lippitts Hill, the property commands breath-taking panoramic views across the Lee Valley.

Set over 3 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, including wildflower meadows, manicured lawns, and private woodland, the home offers exceptional privacy and tranquillity. Extending to around 5,500 Sq. ft, the residence has been designed with impressive proportions throughout, featuring a spectacular 900 Sq. ft reception room with soaring 4.2m ceilings and a striking 6m-high entrance hall that creates an immediate sense of grandeur.

Designed with sustainability at its core, the home exceeds modern energy-efficiency standards and benefits from underfloor heating throughout, powered by 40 solar panels and two air source heat pumps. A fully glazed western façade maximises natural light and frames stunning sunset views, best enjoyed from the expansive living areas or the generous covered veranda.

The bespoke 600 Sq. ft kitchen is complemented by premium cabinetry, a utility room, pantry, and integrated Miele appliances. All five bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms, including two luxurious principal suites of approximately 500 Sq. ft each.

Additional features include CAT5 and Ethernet wiring throughout, integrated ground-floor audio, polished concrete and oak flooring, Bauwerk lime-painted walls, EV charging points, and parking for up to six vehicles.

Ideally situated, the property is just a seven-minute drive from both Loughton and Chingford, offering the perfect balance of countryside living and city accessibility. Epping Forest is a remarkable natural escape on London’s doorstep. Stretching 12 miles from Manor Park to just north of Epping, it is the largest public open space in the London area. Covering nearly 6,000 acres, the forest is a much-loved destination for recreation, offering excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature. It is also recognised for its outstanding ecological value, with two-thirds of the forest designated as both a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Special Area of Conservation.