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Treven Wood is easy to reach both in terms of road access and being only 80 or so yards walk / drive along a level track which runs from the roadside entrance gate.
There are two distinct parts of the woodland the first being made up of Norway spruce and Larch planted in 1980 which have matured to a good size. This area was partially thinned about 4 years ago but there is the potential – if desired – for further thinning.
The second area consists of mature broadleaved trees (predominantly beech, but with some sycamore, oak and ash), particularly in the NW corner of the wood and along the Northern boundary area, where there are lots of young beech and an understory of holly and some hazel. The whole wood is on level, well-drained ground making it easy to get around and to work in – or simply to sit and enjoy the views across Bodmin Moor (www.bodminmoor.co.uk) from the Northern boundary area. There is a small ‘man-made’ wildlife pond in the SE corner of the wood.
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 northern, southern and western boundaries are a combination of hedge-banks and post and wire fencing. The eastern boundary is a line of stakes painted red.
All boundaries are marked indicatively with red 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 201
Grid ref: SX 345 733
Nearest post code: PL17 8PR
From Callington (www.callington.uk.net) take the A388 north, towards Launceston for about 2.5 miles. After passing the turning on the left for the B3257 to Bodmin, continue on for around 200 yards to a minor cross-roads (not sign-posted). Turn left here and either park on the grass verge in front of the gate bearing a ‘woodlands for sale’ board, or in the pull-in on the right which is just a short distance down the lane. Go over the gate and walk down the track to a ride-stop across the track. You are now at the start of Treven Wood.
Approaching from Launceston take the A388 south, towards Callington for about 6 miles. After passing the cross-roads sign-posted Stoke Climsland, Duchy College and Bray Shop, continue on for around a mile. The road straightens and becomes quite level, with open fields on either side. The wood is the first area of woodland you reach on your right. At the far end of the wooded area, turn right at the minor cross-roads. If you reach the right hand turn for the B3257 for Bodmin, you have gone too far and need to turn around and return back along the A388 for about 200 yards.
The northern, southern and western boundaries are a combination of hedge-banks and post and wire fencing. The eastern boundary is a line of stakes painted red.
All boundaries are marked indicatively with red paint on posts and trees.


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