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Our Summary
- There is a Forestry Commission Thinning Licence in place which expires in 2028 (and can perhaps be extended), giving a new owner scope to undertake some management work without difficulty
- Please note you are highly unlikely to be granted residential planning permission for this woodland
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Description
The property consists of two woodland lots, Holt Copse (2.58 acres) and Broom Wood (0.67 acres), situated within the M25 and near the village of Chelsham. The woodlands are mature, mixed-species amenity woodlands located in the greenbelt, with level loamy clay soils and designated as Plantations on Ancient Woodland Sites (PAWS). Holt Copse features a range of mature species, including oak, Scots pine, and chestnut, with a gentle thinning that has allowed oak to begin regenerating and taking on a dominant canopy.
Broom Wood is a well-stocked small wood with species such as larch, cherry, and sycamore, with opportunities for selective thinning to improve the forest's quality. Both woodlands have been fairly recently stock-fenced, with locked vehicular gates providing secure access.