The woodland is a wonderful mix of traditional British trees. 30% of the trees planted were oak followed in declining order with ash, cherry, rowan, silver birch, field maple crab apple and holly. 10% of the planting area was made up of woody shrubs to ensure the wood has a varied understory giving wildlife plenty of cover. Poplar trees make up the eastern side of the wood giving both cover and a fast growing timber crop for the future.

The mixed habitat of woodland next to open farmland has created a hospitable environment for wildlife, deer are regular visitors along with foxes and hares. Song birds nest in the shrubs and young trees and some old timber has been stacked to create insect banks.

The woodland is a secure sanctuary. Set behind a locked gate and surrounded by ditches it offers anyone looking for a long term project the chance to create their own woodland. The hard work has been done, the land was cleared and planted about 25 years ago. The trees have taken incredibly well and are now established yet still young and full of vigour. An owner will have the benefit of seeing them grow at the most exciting period of a trees growth. A number of open spaces offer great places to camp and enjoy the surrounding countryside. Some larger popular trees mark the eastern edges and these provide good cover and protection from wind.

The woodland is accessed direct from the lane via a five bar gate. The woodland is very private and is surrounded by ditches on three sides.

The stunning Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve is just a short drive south of Skegness and offers access to some truly remarkable scenery. If you're hoping to explore the famous English countryside, this untamed hinterland is where you'll come across a wealth of breathtaking landscapes that overflow with enchanting wildlife.

Excellent for visiting throughout the year, this place is simply bursting with biodiversity. Alongside miles of sand dunes, freshwater lagoons and dense woodland, the Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve is a bird-watching wonderland, with brent geese, redwings, and skylarks all calling the place home.

Skegness Beach is undoubtedly the top attraction when exploring the charming coastal town. With visitors coming from near and far to enjoy its wide stretches of pristine sand; take a walk along the dunes and experience the fantastic views along the shoreline.

Like any good resort town, there are numerous lively activities to enjoy once you've taken a dip in the sea and dried off on the beach. Keep the entire family entertained with beachfront donkey rides and theme park thrills at the nearby fairgrounds. Meanwhile, there's no shortage of classic British restaurants and takeaway spots lining the top of the beach.

Skegness is where you can find an array of great seaside traditions, promising there's always something awesome to see and do during your visit. Situated on the stunning Lincolnshire Coast, Skegness has long been regarded as one of England's top coastal resort towns.