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7.5 acres, South Cave, East Yorkshire
For Sale - Fixed Price £96,000

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Located on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, Warrenby Wood lies on the west side of the pretty Brantingham Dale valley. A good variety of open meadows and wooded areas provide a broad range of habitats that encourage wildlife into the area.

Within sight of Dale Road, which passes along the south eastern boundary, are plenty of self-seeded, as well as some mature deciduous trees. Further into the wood lies a meadow of grasses and wildflowers, that has been gently reinstated by the previous owner. From here, there are far-reaching views, both across the wooded valley and down towards the Humber. Bordered by trees on all sides, the meadow is designated on the national habitat inventory as Lowland Grassland. It is a great place to spot butterflies as well as many different grassland plants.

A foot track passes across the top of the meadow and gives access to the wood, past a grove of birch trees that stand tall with white trunks in the winter. Towards the top of the dale there is a flat area with some hawthorn, sycamore, ash and birch. From this elevated position, more lovely views range across the Humber to Lincolnshire. Growing on the ground, plants typical of an established chalky woodland, include dogs mercury, ferns and wild raspberry.