A Charming mixed parcel of open meadow and woodland, situated between Battle and Bexhill in East Sussex.

A picturesque meadow including ownership of Watermill Stream, which runs the length of the northern boundary.

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.

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.

This is a wonderful, and predominantly deciduous woodland, not far from Glasgow and Stirling in the Trossachs.

The ideal introduction to woodland ownership, Issacot Wood is a very manageable size and benefits from good access, mature trees and use of an area of riverbank along the attractive river Inny.

Dunbar Wood provides an unusual opportunity to enjoy and manage an established mixed woodland that offers many of the best features of woodland ownership.

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.

This peaceful south facing woodland nestles on the flanks of Cadair Idris, with a flat clearing that is very attractive for camping.

A charming rural meadow with views of the sweeping Shropshire Hills, direct access to the River Onny West, and private entry from the public highway.