Woodland for sale
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Coed Coch Rhwd - 19.22 Hectares / 47.49 Acres
- A compact second-rotation woodland located close to Snowdonia National Park and the stunning North Coast of Wales
- Improved Sitka spruce and Douglas fir crops
- Pleasant watercourse adding amenity value
- Secluded location with a country park
- Good access to timber markets
- Future income from timber harvesting
Location
The property is located 6.5 miles to the south of Caernarfon, just off the A499.Coed Coch Rhwd is located within the grounds of Glynllifon Country Park and Technical College. The grid reference to the western entrance through the college grounds is SH 462 544. The nearest postcode is LL54 5SS and the What3Words code: //scrapped.configure.carrots.
A secondary access to the eastern end of the property is located at SH 470 545 or //foresight.mile.pots
Directions and Access
To access the eastern entrance of Coed Coch Rhwd, leave Caernarfon and head south following the signs for Pwllheli. Once on to the A487, follow this road for 2.4 miles. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit on to the A499. After 2 miles, take the left-hand-turn into the college grounds, shown at A1 on the Sale Plan. Head through the stone archway and at the junction bear right. Follow the tarmac road, which then becomes a stone track, for approximately 0.75 miles, passing an avenue of beech trees on your left. After passing through gateways, the property can be found on the righthand- side of the track, shown at A2 on the Sale Plan.
Previous timber haulage has been via the route B1-A2 as shown on the Sale Plan.
Description
The property, which was once part of a grand country estate owned by Lord Newbrough, is now within the walled grounds of Glynllifon Country Park. Also located within the grounds is a land-based campus with residential facilities focusing on agricultural and forestry disciplines. The property is well located and close to many North Wales attractions such as stunning beaches on Anglesey, medieval castles in Caernarfon, Conwy and Harlech and the Snowdonia mountain range. Once a mixed and mature woodland, the majority of the spruce and larch has been felled and restocked with predominantly improved Sitka spruce and Douglas fir. Now established, both species are showing impressive growth rates and these restocked areas will only require minimal input in the next few years to reach thicket stage. An area of mixed mature conifers, native broadleaves and a pretty stream compliment the commercial restocked areas and add some charm to the property.
Boundaries
All boundaries are in shared ownership.
Wayleaves & Third-Party Rights
A hard stone track runs along the northern edge of the property, which has a shared right of access at all times and for all purposes as far as the exit at A3-A4, as shown on the Sale Plan. Maintenance is according to user. There is a separate agreement for access and timber haulage through the college grounds, as shown at A1-A2 on the Sale Plan.
Mineral Rights
Mineral Rights are owned except where reserved by statute.
Sporting Rights
Sporting rights are included, in so far as they are owned with vacant possession.
Woodland Management
The property is managed by Tilhill Forestry. For more information please contact the Llandovery Office [use Contact Agent Button] or on[use Contact Agent Button].
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