The woodland is named after its principle tree species the beech tree. Many of these are well established and will continue to mature for many generations growing into magnificent specimens.

Beech is also naturally regenerating and every year the woodland floor will be scattered with beechmast providing a feast for fallow deer.

Entering the woodland, you are welcomed by dappled light on a sea of bluebells and various shades of green in spring. Beech and ash trees approximately 60 years old dominate most of the woodland.

The beech trees were thinned in 2015 and are now well spaced, tall and acquiring girth. A little further into the wood there is an area of pure larch, also 60 years of age. These well-regarded timber trees have good length and diameter, and will be highly valued for their construction grade lumber.

The surrounding land and the woodland is under the protection of the green belt and as such the numerous woodland species that live here have enjoyed a stable environment beyond the invasive urban spread in many parts of the country. It is perhaps for this reason that there is much evidence of elusive woodland creatures thriving in Beechwood Wood. Numerous animal trails across the forest floor and the gnarled bark and fallen branches and brash of the trees provide perfect nesting for birds of prey, stoat and weasel.

Fallow deer are a common sight browsing between the trees amidst the cover of the bracken. The dramatic spectacle of a large fallow buck with antlers aloft crashing through the undergrowth is sure to get the heart racing.

A level classical bluebell woodland. This wood will burst into life over the coming months offering owners a chance to experience the joys of woodland in spring. A path leads from the wood entrance to a small clearing. You will find a bench placed here, its a great place to sit and relax and the most obvious place to set up camp.

The woodland is accessed from the highway via a very solid stoned forestry track suitable for most vehicles. The main wood entrance is locked with a new farm style gate providing wood owners security, a key will be provided to the buyer.

This woodland provides the opportunity for a new owner to engage in family forestry. Managing a mixed woodland and learning bushcraft skills is a great way to escape modern life. Camping or building woodland hides and all sorts of other outdoor activities can be done here.

This area has been farmed for over a thousand years and many of the woodlands have probably been wooded in different forms for that period and longer. Many of these small woodlands are havens for an abundance of wildlife.