This loan will fund construction of the 6,100 sq ft Brackenwood House which is set within a private five-acre woodland plot.

The bespoke facility was completed in five weeks for a seasoned architect with over 30 years’ experience in high-end residential and hospitality design.

The Brackenwood House project is the second phase of a wider vision to create a gated community of sustainable homes on the edge of Epping Forest.

This house is designed with a natural swimming pond, solar panels, rainwater harvesting system, air-source heat pumps, EV charging points and biodiversity enhancements including beehives.

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It is projected that the property will deliver a biodiversity net gain of 275%.

“We’re proud to support this highly experienced and visionary developer in bringing this exceptional home to life,” said Raf Chowdhury, director at CapitalRise (pictured above), who originated the deal.

“This loan demonstrates CapitalRise’s ability to fund complex, design-led schemes in prime countryside locations, with a flexible and tailored approach.

“By working collaboratively, our specialist team was able to close the development loan in just five weeks, which is extremely rare in the current market.”