Exmoor Wood is perfectly suited to a first venture into woodland ownership. It would provide a supply of chestnut for fencing or firewood.

Set in a picturesque valley near the South Devon coast, this is a charming broadleaved woodland that includes a shepherd's style hut for overnight stays.

A dramatic ancient woodland with a deep central valley, flourishing with bluebells in spring.

Mature oak and beech trees and a long frontage to Upper Lough Erne on an untouched island - secluded but accessible, being less than two hours from Belfast.

A secluded meadow and pond set amongst ancient woodland in the High Weald National Landscape.

Situated approximately 7 miles north from the coastal town of Rye, Hurdle Wood is a very attractive woodland featuring sweet chestnut, birch, hornbeam, oak, hazel and holly, as well as mature conifer.

Mature oak, hornbeam coppice and birch features in this ancient woodland. Surrounded by woodland and tucked away down a byway this is an extremely private wood ideally suited for family enjoyment.

A peaceful ancient woodland; featuring oak, hornbeam and birch and two seasonal ponds suitable for restoration. Surrounded by woods on three sides, with field views to the west.

An ancient broadleaved woodland featuring oak, hornbeam and birch, accessed by a stoned track.

Remote and quiet, a broadleaved conservation woodland with much to offer. Warm light and south facing.

Young but beautiful, white barked birch and oak woodland, ready for thinning for firewood.