Various broadleaf of mixed ages including sycamore, oak, alder, birch, willow, hazel of varying age along with a small number of mature conifer.

There is very dense area of new planting from 2019 to the south of the pond. The planting comprises of mixed conifer; Norway and Sitka spruce but a quantity of alder and birch, hazel, willow has naturally regenerated here. Towards the western boundary there is an area of an acre or so of mature standing broadleaf, sycamore, oak and alder with one or two conifer. There is holly and hazel at understory and hawthorn at the fringes.

The land to the northern side of the pond sloping up gently to the northern boundary is made up of mixed broadleaf of varying ages, some mature oak and some large hazel over growing the pond margins, providing nice cover for waterfowl and wildlife.

The pond of course is an important asset for wildlife and will attract a wide variety of creatures including red deer which have been seen wandering through the area. Birdlife is prolific and large migrators including geese are likely to use the pond.

Moorhens were seen recently skittering into the reeds and the overhanging hazel, and dozens of dragonflies, some electric blue, zigzag erratically, skimming the pond.

There are large badger setts in other areas of Gallt Sena, the larger woodland of which Rooks Pond is a part, so you may be graced with a badger visit from time to time.

Wonderful picturesque setting for this lovely lake with scenic views.

Manageable sized area of woodland for stewardship.

Opportunity for planting in the southern sector of the wood to supplement the natural regeneration.

Access to Rooks Pond is over a long stoned recently repaired track. There is one steep section on the otherwise level track which may require care in wet or winter weather and may be more suited to 4 wheel drive vehicles.

The main shared access track of Gallt Senna is a designated bridle way and partially, a public footpath, although there is no public footpath running through Rooks Pond itself.

There is a locked gate at the main entrance. Owners will have keys.

Mineral and sporting rights are included.

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.

The pond is big enough for most aquatic activities, from having a dip to rowing a boat, and perhaps fishing although it's not known what, if any fish are present. It also presents fantastic potential for wildlife and bird watching - a great place for constructing a hide from which to watch what flies or wanders in.

There is good opportunity for new planting here to supplement the natural regeneration that is occurring in the southern sector of the woodland.

The surrounding area of the Cych valley is rife with myth and mystery. One of the portals into the mystical realm of Annwn, or the Otherworld, as described in the famous Welsh myth tetraology, the Mabinogion, is said to be located nearby, at the Ffynnone Falls.

The stunning Cardigan coast is within easy reach, and the towns of Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn are both within half an hours drive with all amenities, great pubs, cafes and independent shops, but even nearer is the Nag's Head, a mere walk away in Abercych itself!