68-acre Worcestershire woodland with lake for sale at £500k
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 09:48 · Archive
A 68.75-acre Worcestershire woodland with a lake has gone on the market for £400,000 to £500,000.
A 68.75-acre Worcestershire woodland east of the Malvern Hills, roughly 10 miles south of Worcester, has gone on the market for between £400,000 and £500,000. The site is marketed by Morris & Russell and can be purchased either as a single property or divided into three separate lots.
The woodland features mature oak and deciduous trees, areas of replanting and a network of streams. One notable feature is an amenity lake within Upper and Lower Arles Wood. The largest of the three parcels, Blackmore and Common Woods, covers 39.3 acres and contains trees of mixed ages. Most of the woodland has been designated a Special Wildlife Site, with various species recorded on the land.
The site was actively managed until 2020 and lies close to the Three Counties Showground with multiple access points. Sporting and mineral rights are included in the sale, subject to statutory exceptions. Part of the land is covered by a Tree Preservation Order. Estate agents describe the property as a 'rare opportunity' to acquire a hardwood woodland site with significant conservation and amenity appeal.
How it is being reported
- Rare chance to own 68-acre Worcestershire woodland with lake for just £500kThe woodland, located east of the Malvern Hills and about 10 miles south of Worcester, is being marketed by Morris & Russell and covers 68.75 acres.Malvern Gazette · 12 Oct, 09:05
- Rare chance to own 68-acre Worcestershire woodland with lake for just £500kThe woodland, located east of the Malvern Hills and about 10 miles south of Worcester, is being marketed by Morris & Russell and covers 68.75 acres.Worcester News · 12 Oct, 09:05
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