Guide price
£3,250,000
(£679/sq. ft)
8 bed detached house for saleCopthorne Common, Copthorne RH10
8 beds
8 baths
4 receptions
4,790 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
13.61 acres of private, fully enclosed lawns, paddock and bluebell woodland with a natural pond, behind electric gates
Georgian-style house of 4,791 sq ft: Five bedrooms (four ensuite), four reception rooms and a cinema room, renovated to a boutique-hotel standard
Koa Cabins: Three individually designed luxury cabins, each with hot tub, outdoor cinema and private terrace, own gated entrance, licensed 365 days a year
Established, profitable business run remotely through automated booking, with accounts available to bona fide purchasers
Planning granted (Mid Sussex DM/26/0207) to convert the cabins into a 2,824 sq ft single-storey second home, with no self-build tie
Stables, tractor shed and outbuildings; services in place for a fourth cabin, subject to planning
Externally insulated, smart home enabled, CCTV and alarm; hard-wired broadband with Starlink backup
Not on the Gatwick flight path; adjoining Copthorne Golf Club
Gatwick 5 miles; Three Bridges 2.5 miles for London in around 45 minutes
Mulberry House & koa Cabins, with consented second home. 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms in total: A five-bedroom country house plus three luxury cabins, each with its own shower room, in 13.61 acres.
The complete estate. A country house renovated without compromise, a luxury cabin retreat that earns its keep, planning for a second home, and 13.61 acres of private woodland to hold it all together. One purchase offers a home, an income and a legacy in the same secluded setting, and that is rare.
This lot comprises the whole estate: Mulberry House, the koa Cabins site, the garage, stables, tractor shed and outbuildings, and all 13.61 acres. The estate is also offered in two lots: Lot 2 (the house with 8 acres) and Lot 3 (the consented plot with 5.61 acres); see Method of Sale below.
The house Mulberry House is the Georgian-style country house buyers describe and rarely find. White-rendered and perfectly symmetrical, tall sash windows on every elevation, a slate hipped roof, and not a neighbour in sight. Behind the classical facade it has been rebuilt for the way people live now: 4,791 sq ft of light, open, exceptionally finished space that owes as much to a boutique hotel as to a family home.
The front door opens onto a reception hall of real drama: A chequerboard floor and a curved oak staircase that sweeps up to a galleried landing beneath twin chandeliers. From here, parquet runs through the principal rooms. The sitting room, with its ornate fire surround and wood-burning stove, is a room for winter evenings; the kitchen/breakfast room is a room for everything else. Nearly thirty feet long, with a stone-topped island and bespoke cabinetry, it is lit by three arched glazed doorways that fold back onto the terrace, so that on a summer evening the kitchen and the lawn become one room. A formal dining room, a playroom, a gym, a boot room, a utility room and two cloakrooms complete the ground floor.
Upstairs, five bedrooms open off the galleried landing. Four have their own boutique-style bathrooms, and no two are alike. The principal suite adds a walk-in wardrobe and a vintage-inspired bathroom where the roll-top bath sits in the window, looking out over the grounds. The family bathroom is the most dramatic of all, with moody Venetian plaster, a black roll-top bath on gilt feet and a laundry chute to the utility room below. On the second floor, a 38 ft loft room has been fitted out as a cinema.
The house has been externally rendered over 50mm insulation; heating is oil-fired with all other services electric; drainage is to the house’s own independent Matrix treatment plant; and connectivity is belt and braces, with hard-wired Vodafone broadband, Starlink for added cover, a BT landline and mobile signal on Three. Smart home technology lets the whole property be monitored and managed from a phone.
Gardens and grounds Electric black timber gates open onto a gravel drive that curves through the trees before the house reveals itself. Set within 13.61 acres, the grounds are a private world: Broad lawns running from the terrace to the tree line, specimen trees, a natural pond alive with wildlife, and mature woodland that is carpeted with bluebells each spring. Gatwick may be ten minutes away, but the property is not on the flight path, and the only sound is birdsong. Security fencing encloses the whole, with CCTV, automated gates and an alarm. Beside the house is a garage; across the paddock, a stable block, a tractor shed and a further store serve the land. Planning consent also exists for a three-bay garage with an adjoining games room to the side and a home office above.
Koa cabins A separate gated entrance and private roadway lead to the paddock from the main house, where three individually designed cabins (Kena, Koya and Kobi) sit at the edge of the woods. Each is a self-contained retreat for two: An open-plan bedroom and living space behind full-height glazing, a proper kitchen and an ensuite bathroom, each styled in its own palette, from pale oak and brass to black marble. Outside, every cabin has its own parking and a secluded terrace with a hot tub beneath a louvred pergola, an outdoor shower, seating and a cinema screen for films under the stars.
Licensed to trade 365 days a year, with nightly rates from £395 the cabins run on an automated booking system, so the business can be managed from anywhere. It is established, profitable and has room to grow. All services are already installed for a fourth cabin, subject to planning. Trading accounts and booking data are available to bona fide purchasers through the agent. The cabins fall within small business rates relief, so no rates are currently payable.
Planning Prefer a second house to a business? Planning permission (Mid Sussex District Council ref. DM/26/0207) has been granted for change of use from C1 (holiday use) to C3 (residential); consolidation of two cabins into a single-storey three-bedroom energy-efficient dwelling, and retention of the third cabin as an ancillary home gym. In practice that is a 2,824 sq ft single-storey home within the grounds, with no self-build tie, for extended family, staff, guests or letting, while the estate remains one private holding.
Method of sale
The estate is offered for sale as a whole (Lot 1) or in two separate lots (Lot 2 and Lot 3). Each lot is listed separately.
Lot 1 is the only lot sold with koa Cabins as a going concern, including the brand, website, booking system, forward bookings and trading history. Lots 2 and 3 do not include the business.
Lot 3 will not be sold in isolation. The vendors will only agree a sale of Lot 3 once contracts have been exchanged on Lot 2, and the Lot 2 purchaser will be given first option on Lot 3.
Should a sale of Lot 1 be agreed, Lots 2 and 3 will be withdrawn.
Koa Cabins will cease trading on exchange of Lot 2. Lot 3 is offered as a residential building plot only, without the business.
The exact division of the land between Lots 2 and 3, and the resulting acreages, are yet to be agreed and verified. The boundary shown on the sale plan is indicative only. The vendors will consider adjusting the land between Lots 2 and 3 to suit a Lot 2 buyer.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Location: Copthorne Common sits in the wooded belt where West Sussex meets Surrey. Mulberry House adjoins Copthorne Golf Club, with woodland walks from the gate, yet Gatwick Airport is around ten minutes away (and the property is not on the flight path), the M23 is a short drive, and Three Bridges station, 2.5 miles away, puts London within around 45 minutes and Brighton within about half an hour. Copthorne Prep School is on the doorstep, with Handcross Park, Cumnor House, Worth School, Ardingly College, Hurstpierpoint College and Brighton College all within easy reach.
Reception Hall (6.02m x 4.14m)
Sitting Room (5.31m x 4.93m)
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (9.10m x 7.01m)
Dining Room (4.78m x 4.78m)
Play Room (5.05m x 4.19m)
Gym (4.11m x 3.61m)
Boot Room (4.78m x 2.97m)
Utility Room (3.12m x 2.36m)
Landing (7.39m x 4.14m)
Bedroom 1 (6.96m x 5.13m)
Walk-In Wardrobe (3.76m x 2.18m)
Bedroom 2 (5.64m x 5.05m)
Bedroom 3 (4.83m x 4.22m)
Bedroom 4 (3.71m x 3.61m)
Bedroom 5 (4.83m x 3.58m)
Cinema Room (11.69m x 5.13m)
Garage (5.49m x 4.01m)
Cabin Kena (7.62m x 4.60m)
Cabin Koya (7.62m x 4.63m)
Stable 1 (3.61m x 3.07m)
Stable 2 (3.61m x 3.15m)
Lean-To (Stables) (7.06m x 3.30m)
Store (5.99m x 4.52m)
Garden
Set within 13.61 acres, the grounds are a private world: Broad lawns running from the terrace to the tree line, specimen trees, a natural pond alive with wildlife, and mature woodland that is carpeted with bluebells each spring. Gatwick may be ten minutes away, but the property is not on the flight path, and the only sound is birdsong. Security fencing encloses the whole, with CCTV, automated gates and an alarm. Beside the house is a garage; across the paddock, a stable block, a tractor shed and a further store serve the land. Planning consent also exists for a three-bay garage with an adjoining games room to the side and a home office above.
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Referral Fee
We may recommend third-party providers to help with your move. If you use a provider through Inspire, we receive a referral fee: £100 for survey referrals, and £250–£300 for conveyancers. This does not add to your cost. You are free to choose any provider.
Anti-Money Laundering
All buyers/sellers must complete id checks under the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2022. We use Lifetime Legal for this, who charge £80 (incl. VAT) per property. If you use their service, Inspire receives a £35 referral fee. This fee is paid to Lifetime Legal and is non-refundable.
Reservation Agreement
The seller might request a Reservation Agreement. If agreed, both buyer and seller sign, and the property is taken off the market. If either party breaches the agreement, compensation is paid to the innocent party, guaranteed by Gazeal. Ask for details.
The complete estate. A country house renovated without compromise, a luxury cabin retreat that earns its keep, planning for a second home, and 13.61 acres of private woodland to hold it all together. One purchase offers a home, an income and a legacy in the same secluded setting, and that is rare.
This lot comprises the whole estate: Mulberry House, the koa Cabins site, the garage, stables, tractor shed and outbuildings, and all 13.61 acres. The estate is also offered in two lots: Lot 2 (the house with 8 acres) and Lot 3 (the consented plot with 5.61 acres); see Method of Sale below.
The house Mulberry House is the Georgian-style country house buyers describe and rarely find. White-rendered and perfectly symmetrical, tall sash windows on every elevation, a slate hipped roof, and not a neighbour in sight. Behind the classical facade it has been rebuilt for the way people live now: 4,791 sq ft of light, open, exceptionally finished space that owes as much to a boutique hotel as to a family home.
The front door opens onto a reception hall of real drama: A chequerboard floor and a curved oak staircase that sweeps up to a galleried landing beneath twin chandeliers. From here, parquet runs through the principal rooms. The sitting room, with its ornate fire surround and wood-burning stove, is a room for winter evenings; the kitchen/breakfast room is a room for everything else. Nearly thirty feet long, with a stone-topped island and bespoke cabinetry, it is lit by three arched glazed doorways that fold back onto the terrace, so that on a summer evening the kitchen and the lawn become one room. A formal dining room, a playroom, a gym, a boot room, a utility room and two cloakrooms complete the ground floor.
Upstairs, five bedrooms open off the galleried landing. Four have their own boutique-style bathrooms, and no two are alike. The principal suite adds a walk-in wardrobe and a vintage-inspired bathroom where the roll-top bath sits in the window, looking out over the grounds. The family bathroom is the most dramatic of all, with moody Venetian plaster, a black roll-top bath on gilt feet and a laundry chute to the utility room below. On the second floor, a 38 ft loft room has been fitted out as a cinema.
The house has been externally rendered over 50mm insulation; heating is oil-fired with all other services electric; drainage is to the house’s own independent Matrix treatment plant; and connectivity is belt and braces, with hard-wired Vodafone broadband, Starlink for added cover, a BT landline and mobile signal on Three. Smart home technology lets the whole property be monitored and managed from a phone.
Gardens and grounds Electric black timber gates open onto a gravel drive that curves through the trees before the house reveals itself. Set within 13.61 acres, the grounds are a private world: Broad lawns running from the terrace to the tree line, specimen trees, a natural pond alive with wildlife, and mature woodland that is carpeted with bluebells each spring. Gatwick may be ten minutes away, but the property is not on the flight path, and the only sound is birdsong. Security fencing encloses the whole, with CCTV, automated gates and an alarm. Beside the house is a garage; across the paddock, a stable block, a tractor shed and a further store serve the land. Planning consent also exists for a three-bay garage with an adjoining games room to the side and a home office above.
Koa cabins A separate gated entrance and private roadway lead to the paddock from the main house, where three individually designed cabins (Kena, Koya and Kobi) sit at the edge of the woods. Each is a self-contained retreat for two: An open-plan bedroom and living space behind full-height glazing, a proper kitchen and an ensuite bathroom, each styled in its own palette, from pale oak and brass to black marble. Outside, every cabin has its own parking and a secluded terrace with a hot tub beneath a louvred pergola, an outdoor shower, seating and a cinema screen for films under the stars.
Licensed to trade 365 days a year, with nightly rates from £395 the cabins run on an automated booking system, so the business can be managed from anywhere. It is established, profitable and has room to grow. All services are already installed for a fourth cabin, subject to planning. Trading accounts and booking data are available to bona fide purchasers through the agent. The cabins fall within small business rates relief, so no rates are currently payable.
Planning Prefer a second house to a business? Planning permission (Mid Sussex District Council ref. DM/26/0207) has been granted for change of use from C1 (holiday use) to C3 (residential); consolidation of two cabins into a single-storey three-bedroom energy-efficient dwelling, and retention of the third cabin as an ancillary home gym. In practice that is a 2,824 sq ft single-storey home within the grounds, with no self-build tie, for extended family, staff, guests or letting, while the estate remains one private holding.
Method of sale
The estate is offered for sale as a whole (Lot 1) or in two separate lots (Lot 2 and Lot 3). Each lot is listed separately.
Lot 1 is the only lot sold with koa Cabins as a going concern, including the brand, website, booking system, forward bookings and trading history. Lots 2 and 3 do not include the business.
Lot 3 will not be sold in isolation. The vendors will only agree a sale of Lot 3 once contracts have been exchanged on Lot 2, and the Lot 2 purchaser will be given first option on Lot 3.
Should a sale of Lot 1 be agreed, Lots 2 and 3 will be withdrawn.
Koa Cabins will cease trading on exchange of Lot 2. Lot 3 is offered as a residential building plot only, without the business.
The exact division of the land between Lots 2 and 3, and the resulting acreages, are yet to be agreed and verified. The boundary shown on the sale plan is indicative only. The vendors will consider adjusting the land between Lots 2 and 3 to suit a Lot 2 buyer.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Location: Copthorne Common sits in the wooded belt where West Sussex meets Surrey. Mulberry House adjoins Copthorne Golf Club, with woodland walks from the gate, yet Gatwick Airport is around ten minutes away (and the property is not on the flight path), the M23 is a short drive, and Three Bridges station, 2.5 miles away, puts London within around 45 minutes and Brighton within about half an hour. Copthorne Prep School is on the doorstep, with Handcross Park, Cumnor House, Worth School, Ardingly College, Hurstpierpoint College and Brighton College all within easy reach.
Reception Hall (6.02m x 4.14m)
Sitting Room (5.31m x 4.93m)
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (9.10m x 7.01m)
Dining Room (4.78m x 4.78m)
Play Room (5.05m x 4.19m)
Gym (4.11m x 3.61m)
Boot Room (4.78m x 2.97m)
Utility Room (3.12m x 2.36m)
Landing (7.39m x 4.14m)
Bedroom 1 (6.96m x 5.13m)
Walk-In Wardrobe (3.76m x 2.18m)
Bedroom 2 (5.64m x 5.05m)
Bedroom 3 (4.83m x 4.22m)
Bedroom 4 (3.71m x 3.61m)
Bedroom 5 (4.83m x 3.58m)
Cinema Room (11.69m x 5.13m)
Garage (5.49m x 4.01m)
Cabin Kena (7.62m x 4.60m)
Cabin Koya (7.62m x 4.63m)
Stable 1 (3.61m x 3.07m)
Stable 2 (3.61m x 3.15m)
Lean-To (Stables) (7.06m x 3.30m)
Store (5.99m x 4.52m)
Garden
Set within 13.61 acres, the grounds are a private world: Broad lawns running from the terrace to the tree line, specimen trees, a natural pond alive with wildlife, and mature woodland that is carpeted with bluebells each spring. Gatwick may be ten minutes away, but the property is not on the flight path, and the only sound is birdsong. Security fencing encloses the whole, with CCTV, automated gates and an alarm. Beside the house is a garage; across the paddock, a stable block, a tractor shed and a further store serve the land. Planning consent also exists for a three-bay garage with an adjoining games room to the side and a home office above.
Disclaimer
Referral Fee
We may recommend third-party providers to help with your move. If you use a provider through Inspire, we receive a referral fee: £100 for survey referrals, and £250–£300 for conveyancers. This does not add to your cost. You are free to choose any provider.
Anti-Money Laundering
All buyers/sellers must complete id checks under the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2022. We use Lifetime Legal for this, who charge £80 (incl. VAT) per property. If you use their service, Inspire receives a £35 referral fee. This fee is paid to Lifetime Legal and is non-refundable.
Reservation Agreement
The seller might request a Reservation Agreement. If agreed, both buyer and seller sign, and the property is taken off the market. If either party breaches the agreement, compensation is paid to the innocent party, guaranteed by Gazeal. Ask for details.
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