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22.18 acres, East Wood, Stokenchurch, Buckinghamshire
For Sale -
Offers Over £170,000
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Freehold
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Maturing beech
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Chiltern AONB
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Good access
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Sporting rights included
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East Wood is the south-western portion of a larger woodland
with the same name. The whole wood was in the same ownership
until about 10 years ago. It was well known in forestry circles
having won the 1996 Royal Agricultural Society of England Silver
Medal Certificate for Natural Regeneration (Class 8) and the
1998 Chilterns Woodland Award for demonstrating the highest
standards of silviculture management. This sale offers the
opportunity to acquire a portion of this fine beech woodland
which lies within the Chiltern Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty.
East Wood remains a maturing beech woodland with occasional
oak, ash, wild cherry and holly. There is a dense understorey of
circa 30 year old beech natural regeneration. The new owner will
have the opportunity to influence the future direction of the
wood. With the high proportion of maturing beech small coupe
felling and replanting could be considered. Species could be
varied with oak, lime, black walnut and yew among the options.
The wood is classified as Ancient and Semi Natural Woodland
(ASNW). This designation indicates there has been continuous
tree cover since before 1600 AD.
There is good access off the B482 over a principally tarmacadam
road running close to the property’s southern boundary.
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