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10.75 acres, Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, West Wales
For Sale - Fixed Price £99,000

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Coed Glyncoch is a fairly level woodland, approximately a quarter of which has been clear felled, a rectangular area in the south eastern sector of the woodland, extending from the entrance gate along the roadside and further into the woodland under the power line. The land is level, sloping very gently down towards the river which cuts through the whole woodland running from north east to south west.

Across the river, which meanders and loops, the land slopes up more steeply to the western boundary which is fenced and overlooks neighbouring pasture.

The woodland standing here, on the west/north-west side of the stream, an area making up about a quarter of the total area, is designated Ancient semi natural woodland and is made up of mixed broadleaf including some lovely large beech and oak.

The banks of the river are damp, especially the land on the southern bank of the stream which is quite wet underfoot in parts, with tree species of alder, goat willow and hazel here reflecting that, suited to the damp environment. Ranks of snowdrops, great pioneers of spring, mass the banks down to the river edge with bright scarlet elf cups dotted between, a real shock of colour. Tangles of bramble, hazel and honeysuckle provide lots of cover for wildlife down here too.

An electricity pylon stands just inside the western boundary on the west bank of the river.

The Sitka in the south western corner of Coed Glyncoch provides a nice contrasting habitat to the rest of the woodland. The ground is undulating but easy to navigate ones way through and is crossed in couple of places by an earth bank and storm ditch running from the eastern boundary down to the river.