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Bordered on all sides by mature hedge-banks, Aldercombe Wood is mostly growing spruce trees, offering the possibility of a timber harvest in the future. From its private access gate near the south-west corner, the land slopes gently down towards the nothern boundary which has a small stream running along it. A narrow track runs down inside the eastern boundary. About 80% of the wood is planted with spruce. The remainder is rough grassland and it is here in this very enclosed and private area that the varied birdlife can best be enjoyed. Roe deer are regularly seen here too. The grassland area is sparsely populated with spruce and other sprecies such as willow and hazel, whilst the hedges contain a wide variety of species. The wood is set among further areas of woodland and farmland. Despite being only a mile or so from the village of Kilkhampton, from where much of what North Cornwall has to offer is easily accessible, the wood has a very peaceful and secluded feel to it.
The woodlands were established about 10 years ago and there is a modest income available under the woodland grant scheme for another 5 – 6 years.
The purchasers of the woodland will be asked to enter into a covenant to ensure the quiet and peaceful enjoyment of adjoining woodlands and meadows.
Boundaries:
The boundaries are formed by mature hedge-banks. There is also a small stream running along the northern boundary.
All boundaries are marked with pink paint on posts and trees.
This wood is no longer available. For more woods in the area, please see the regional page or contact our regional manager.
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Dick White
01566 784275 or 07821 254694
dick@woodlands.co.uk
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OS Landranger: OS No 190
Grid ref: SS 263 112
Nearest post code: EX23 9RP
From Launceston : take the B3254 road to Bude, passing through the villages of Yeolmbridge and Whitstone to the Red Post crossroads. Go straight across at the crossroads (signed to Kilkhampton) and on through the village of Grimscott. About 3 miles further on the road bends sharply to the left and there is a turning to the right, signposted to Tamar Lakes. The woods are directly in front of you, identified by a ‘Woodlands For Sale’ board. Take the turning to Tamar Lakes. After about a quarter of a mile there is a turning to the left - signed Aldercombe Barton. Park by the gate on the left, just before this turning. Go over this gate and you are in Aldercombe Wood.
From Holsworthy : take the A3072 Holsworthy – Bude road to Red Post crossroads. Turn right for Kilkhampton and proceed as above. From the A39 : at Kilkhampton take the B3254 (East Road). After about half a mile the road bends sharply to the right and there is a turning signposted to Tamar Lakes to your left. The woods are at this junction, as described above.
Satnav/GPS note: the postcode EX23 9RP is for the point shown by the red dot on the second location map.
The boundaries are formed by mature hedge-banks. There is also a small stream running along the northern boundary.
All boundaries are marked with pink paint on posts and trees.


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