Hill View Meadow is an open sunny and well drained meadowland. Located in a quiet rural part of the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, it boasts stunning views across the Shropshire countryside.

A rolling open meadowland with stunning views, situated in the beautiful Shropshire countryside. The open and sunny aspect makes it a wonderful pasture full of flowers and insect life. With lots of planting potential, Blundstone Paddock is worth a visit!

Coed Criafol Goch, Red Rowen wood, is a north facing dense woodland with a diverse mix of new broadleaf and some more mature coniferous trees.

A manageable area of young broadleaf woodland with a babbling stream running through it, set within acres of larger woodland in a secluded and peaceful location. Good access.

A predominantly conifer woodland with a pretty area of broadleaf on a south facing slope, with the ruins of a small stone building in beautiful North Pembrokeshire countryside. Good access.

Cae Ewig is a south facing hillside meadow with a small mixed mature woodland, it has access to a small ford across a stream.

A native broadleaf woodland with an ancient feel: coppiced hazel, large trees and sunny glades, set in the beautiful Derwent Valley in Derbyshire, close to the Peak District National Park.

A beautiful broadleaved woodland in Derbyshire, set on a gentle south-west facing slope with a mixture of old trees and clearings.

A remote mostly coniferous woodland, in the quiet rolling hills of mid Wales. Previous thinning has left large flat gladed areas within a well protected area. A small stream adds to the attraction for small woodland ownership.

A small, quiet and flat woodland that boasts a large variety of wildlife and a small pond adding to the diversity. The young wood is easy to manage, and offers opportunities to shape the future of the wood.

Haulton Wood is a flat well drained woodland full of wildlife, in a quiet location 15 minutes from Whitchurch. The woodland is in it's infancy and can be gently shaped to be whatever a new owner choses