The woodland contains fine quality timber as well as important firewood for the homeowner looking at reducing fuel bills.

A wide variety of trees are found in the woodland including sycamore, beech, oak, pine and silver birch.

The surrounding local area is a diverse and picturesque landscape, blending woodland, parkland and open fields to create an ideal habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. Roe deer and brown hares are known to inhabit the area, often seen quietly moving through the undergrowth or grazing in clearings at dawn or dusk. The abundant vegetation provides ample shelter and food, supporting a balanced and thriving ecosystem.

The tree canopy, with its varying heights and densities, offers excellent refuge for owls, buzzards, and a rich assortment of songbirds. Tawny owls can frequently be heard calling at night, while buzzards soar overhead by day, effortlessly riding thermal currents. Smaller birds, such as woodpeckers, tits and finches nest among the branches, their calls adding to the peaceful woodland soundscape. The combination of habitats supports both resident and migratory birds making the area a particular delight for nature watchers and bird enthusiasts throughout the seasons.

The woodland is level and well stocked with mature trees, creating a peaceful and sheltered environment. Scattered throughout are numerous small glades—perfect spots for camping and enjoying the tranquility of nature.

This woods unique feature is that it has six matching concrete slabs left over from the second world war. These raised slabs were most probably built as loading bays and as hidden in woodlands would not be an obvious target for an enemy. These would make an ideal base for a forestry store or wildlife hide.

The woodland is served by an excellent stoned access track, suitable for most family vehicles and providing reliable year-round access.

There are no public footpaths crossing the woodland.

As is the case for all our woodlands, the purchaser will be asked to enter into a covenant which serves to protect the peace and quiet of the woodland.

A perfect family wood, good for camping and numerous outdoor activities. Great childhood adventures could take place within this woodland.

For those seeking a tranquil retreat it could be ideal for meditation. The simple experience of being calm and quiet amongst the trees, observing nature around you whilst breathing deeply. Perhaps the ultimate remedy to todays life.

Historically it was once used as a depot during the Second World War. The trees gave cover to vital supplies used to keep the local Royal Airforce running and for that reason has excellent woodland tracks which are suitable for most cars.

The woodland is located close to an outcrop of high-lime-content ironstone (25% iron average) from a seam of the Lias Group strata which dates from the Early Jurassic period and runs north–south through Lincolnshire.