A medium sized birch wood in the hills above the River Faughan, within sight of the walled city of Derry / Londonderry.

A substantial, young woodland with great potential, easily accessible from Belfast.

Mature oak and beech trees and a long frontage to Upper Lough Erne on an untouched island - secluded but accessible, being less than two hours from Belfast.

Drumlin Wood is an island gem of ancient woodland in the fascinating landscape of the Fermanagh Lakeland, less than two hours' travelling time from Belfast.

A rare opportunity to own an island woodland in the fabulous Upper Lough Erne, less than two hours' travel from Belfast. Aspen Wood lies on Deal Island, formerly part of the historic Belle Isle Estate.

A young mixed woodland with excellent river frontage, close to Coleraine.

The townland of Craigalappan lends its name to this very varied small woodland with semi-mature broadleaved trees, overgrown hedgerows, low shrubs and open heath, with fine views.

An extremely accessible small oak plantation with well cared for trees.

A very accessible young, predominantly birch woodland on the lower slopes of Slievekirk mountain, with extensive views of Lough Foyle and Donegal, in the lush Faughan Valley.

Fermanagh in a microcosm - Cuilcagh Wood showcases the best of Fermanagh scenery, with far reaching views of mountain and lough, beautiful wild flowers, natural woodland and includes lough frontage and shore.

Small, south facing quiet young woodland with a mixture of native species and a grassland area less than ½ hr from Belfast.

Armada Wood is a small, young woodland, planted on former agricultural land, and predominantly coniferous, which is accessible and located close to the scenic north coast and Antrim glens. It has great potential for a base from which to explore all the area has to offer, as well as offering the keen amateur forester the chance to develop the crop of young trees into a fine stand through careful thinning and high pruning, and perhaps produce their own firewood and timber.

Railway Wood is a peaceful haven less than half an hour's drive away from the hustle and bustle of central Belfast. A young broadleaved woodland, it takes its name from its proximity to two railway lines, one to the north and one to the south.

A delightful wood full of history, located close to the World Heritage Causeway Coast, the remains of the old buildings and walls of this long abandoned farmstead have been colonised by a variety of tree species and a proliferation of woodland flora.