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Coed Nefal, Powys - Over 5 acres , £29,000
Located along the eastern slopes of Craig Chwefri, Coed Nefal is predominantly a coniferous woodland with areas of mixed broadleaf, including alder, oak, willow, silver birch and hazel. Access to the woodland is via a good track which winds through the eastern part of the woodland. There is room to park in Coed Nefal, and in a shared parking area lower down the track (see the maps).
You can enter Coed Nefal via a gated footpath at the south eastern corner of the wood; this footpath will take you to a clearing which would make a perfect camping or woodworking area. Here you will find a small stream running alongside the northern edge of the clearing providing a water source. Just off the clearing area, a footpath has been carved through the woodland allowing good walking access. There are endless possibilities to create additional tracks thorough the spruce. The "fungal community" within Coed Nefal is diverse and identified species include ceps, beefsteak, fly agaric and yellow stagshorn. There are many edible mushrooms within this woodland, however identification is strictly a task for an expert. The footpath joins another footpath which spans the whole of the Coed Nefal boundary. Parts of this path are boggy wetland and contain interesting moss and lichen, as well as ferns and bilberry. A further section of woodland can be found east of the access track to the woodland and contains a similar assemblage of tree species and access to the road by foot.
The woodland is alive with the sounds of song birds, and some of the wildlife that has been spotted here include woodpecker, raven, owl, red kite, jay, fox and badger. There is potential to undertake thinning of the area of spruce to further encourage the diversity of woodland wildlife and introduce some different tree species. Coed Nefal can be very much enjoyed for its peace and tranquillity as an area of conservation, much like the surrounding area, which is owned and managed by the National Trust.
Coed Nefal is part of a larger woodland known as Cwm Clyd, four miles from the village of Newbridge-on-Wye, which as the name suggests is located along the River Wye. Historically, Newbridge-on-Wye developed as a settlement as it was a stop off point for drovers (livestock movers), near a safe crossing point over the river Wye. Newbridge-on-Wye is located in the middle of Wales, 7 miles south of the historic market town of Rhayader, with Builth Wells to the south, and the spa town of Llandrindod Wells in the east. The woodland offers a perfect location for exploring both Wales and parts of England.
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These particulars have been prepared by local manager George Palmer. Photographs were taken by local manager David Colley in September 2012.
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.
- Price: £29,000 Freehold
- Location: Newbridge on Wye, Llandrindod Wells, Powys
- Size: Over 5 acres for sale
Small gate leading to the camping and hard-standing area
Camping and BBQ area created within the woodland
Views from the hard-standing area
Small track leading through the middle of the woodland
Western boundary of the woodland
Looking south down the main track towards the parking area
Layby created for parking
View from the camping/bbq area looking down towards the gated entrance
Small stream that passes through the woodland and past the camping/bbq area
Yellow Stagshorn fungus (Calocera viscosa)
Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria)
The fungus to the background is a Bitter Bolete (Tylopilus felleis)
Cep (Boletus edulis)
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Boundaries:
All boundaries are marked with RED paint on trees and posts.
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Local manager
David Colley and George Palmer
07917 274 721
davidandgeorge@woodlands.co.uk
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How to find this woodland
You are welcome to visit this wood by yourself - please take these sales details with you, and do remember to check that it is still available. If you have seen the woodland and wish to be accompanied on a second more detailed visit please contact our local manager.
You can also download a PDF version of these particulars, which might be useful if you want to look at them on your phone or laptop when at the wood, but can't get an internet connection there.
Location
OS Landranger: OS No 147
Grid ref: SN 973 580
Nearest post code: LD2 3SG
Maps
- See our map of the area below.
- See our detailed map below.
- See Ordnance Survey map of the area from Bing maps
- See aerial photos of the area from Google maps
Directions
(detailed directions to the nearest post code can be obtained by following the above link and clicking 'get directions'. Follow the directions below to guide you to the exact woodland location.)
From the A470 Rhayader to Builth Wellls road, towards the northern end of Newbridge on Wye, take the B4358, signposted for Beulah. Follow the road for 2.5 miles until you reach a cottage on your right hand side called 'Ty Gwilym' (which has green painted window frames and eaves). Take the right hand turning directly after the cottage down a narrow lane.
Continue along this lane and where the lane forks, take the left fork. You will reach a wooden gate that belongs to the 'National Trust' (Please remember to close the gate behind you). Continue along the lane and you will see our 'Woodlands For Sale' sign on a wooden gate. Park here (please don't block the road). Alternatively, there is a parking area about 100m back along the road.
Climb over the gate and walk up the track: Coed Nefal is approximately 220m along this track, and is marked with the nameboard of the wood on a woodland gate.
Boundaries:
All boundaries are marked with RED paint on trees and posts.
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All woodlands are sold at a fixed price, and include free membership of the Small Woods Association and the Royal Forestry Society, as well as £300 towards paying for a course (or courses) to help with managing and enjoying your woodland.
These particulars are for guidance only and, though believed to be correct, do not form part of any contract. Woodland Investment Management Ltd hereby give notice under section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979 of their interest in the land being sold.
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