Nestled next to a meandering stream, Marple Wood has some impressive trees set in stunning countryside a few miles from the East Devon coastline.

Dartmoor Wood is a flat and easily accessible private woodland featuring chestnut coppice and some magnificent old oaks.

A manageable sweet chestnut coppiced ancient woodland – private, easily accessible, and perfect for someone new to woodland ownership. Located approx. 5 miles northeast of Maidstone.

Perfectly suited to a first venture into woodland ownership, Knapp Wood is peacefully located and has many features that include a stunning display of bluebells in the spring.

An ideal sized woodland as an introduction to ownership, Fir Holt Wood has been part of this stunning landscape since at least 1600AD and provides opportunities for small scale woodland management, wildlife enjoyment and overnight camping.

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

Set on a prominent landscape setting within the rolling countryside of Devon.

Well located in the hills of north Devon and within easy reach of the coastline, Sentry Wood offers both respite in nature and ongoing opportunities for the enthusiastic private woodland owner.

Set within a quiet wooded valley a short drive from the stunning north Devon coastline, Bickle Wood is a diverse habitat of mainly broadleaved woodland with a good sized level area suited to camping and woodland crafts.

A deciduous woodland in the North York Moors National Park, close to Dalby Forest featuring a bronze-age earthwork.

A wonderful mature woodland of conifer and mixed broadleaved trees situated in the heart of the Mole valley with a stream and views of the river Mole.