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Built in 1902 by the celebrated Arts & Crafts designer C. R. Ashbee, Little Coppice is an attractive grade II listed building. Still with many of its original features, the house has been tastefully restored, decorated and furnished in keeping with the Arts & Crafts style.

The house itself consists of a drawing room, dining room, living room, kitchen/breakfast room, study, six bedrooms, two bathrooms, one cloakroom, utility room, pantry, spacious hallways and an oak staircase.

Outside of the house, the seven-acre site encompasses an English cottage garden, woodland, heathland, wilderness area, pergolas, ponds, stable block, and a working plant nursery.

Sitting in an ideal location between London and the Chilterns, Little Coppice benefits from both its semi-rural setting and its proximity to the capital. Situated almost opposite Pinewood Film Studios, the property is only three miles away from Uxbridge Underground Station, six miles away from Slough Mainline Station, and is within easy reach of the M4, M40 and M25.

Original photographs of the interior and exterior of the house, taken by Ashbee himself, as well as the original documents concerning Little Copppice, are available on request.