Woodland for sale

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Set within the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park, this is a wild and secluded regenerating mixed woodland with incredible views.

A stunning example of a regenerating upland set within the dramatic landscape of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Coed Michael showcases what small woodland ownership is all about – the restoration and stewardship of our nation’s woods.

This mixed woodland is ready for a new custodian to take on the next phase of this conservation project - to restore this woodland to its former glory for the benefit of generations to come.

With sweeping views across the Brecons and a wonderfully wild feel, Coed Michael offers seclusion and significant amenity potential for a buyer looking for a hidden gem surrounded by the rugged beauty and nature of South Wales.

The composition of Scots pine, rowan, silver birch, and Douglas fir are establishing really well – the result of supplemental planting and vigorous natural regeneration. Vibrant gorse flowers and verdant green fronds of the ferns dominate the gaps in the trees. A small pond offers a great wildlife habitat for amphibians, insects, bats and birds.

Situated on the south east side of a wider woodland, Coed Michael enjoys its own private access via a roadside gate. The site is mostly flat to gently sloping in some areas, with a small area of hardstanding by the gate, which has become overgrown with grass, but its current year-round usage could be further enhanced with a little effort.

Our Forester'sThoughts

Harry says...

"I would like to restore the pond slightly to really utilise this area for wildlife value.

I would think about clearing some of the gorse and bramble, and potentially planting some more trees within the cleared area, with the aim to add diversity to the age class and species composition of the wood.

The current owner has maintained some footpaths through the woodland, and it would be beneficial to preserve and augment this network to ensure access throughout the wood and add to the enjoyment of being here."

Please remember some management operations require approval and/or a licence.