Hobbs Wood has far reaching views over the North Devon National Landscape, located within a 15 minute drive of the north Devon coast and beach at Combe Martin.

Situated within the leafy lanes of this peaceful part of Devonshire, Stony Bridge Wood is an ancient woodland featuring an impressive avenue of beech trees, an old quarry, and shared use of a communal area beside a stream.

The mixed tree species of this enchanting woodland environment have much to offer as an important wildlife habitat and a place of undoubted natural beauty.

A secluded bluebell woodland well off the beaten track but easily accessed via a stoned track, featuring oak, chestnut, birch, hazel, hornbeam and alder.

An attractive mixed woodland with lots of wildlife and beautiful bluebells. Part of a larger forest, it has good access and level ground.

A mixed parcel of woodland and open meadow near the village of Biddenden, formerly part of the wider Brogues Wood Estate.

An undulating meadow between the villages of Tenterden and Biddenden, with huge scope for new woodland creation.

A rich and diverse mixed woodland on the banks of Nesbitt Dene, with stream frontage.

A natural space of varied character; from open grassy clearings and the shelter of towering oak, to the close atmosphere of the conifer forest, Gander Wood has a new delight at every turn.

A delightful mixed woodland consisting principally of western red cedar and some fine mature broad leaf trees; nestling in the attractive landscape of rural Hampshire.

This is a fantastic small woodland in a wonderfully peaceful location not that far from Inverness and Elgin on a stunning stretch of coastland.