This rare opportunity presents a 28.84-hectare (71.26-acre) mixed broadleaf woodland, partly classified as Ancient and Semi-Natural Woodland, with road frontage and excellent potential for biodiversity and conservation. The woodland supports a wide variety of songbirds, flora, and fauna, with broadleaf areas comprising chestnut coppice, oak, ash, sycamore, and birch, as well as a scenic avenue of Corsican and Scots pine. The woodland is relatively deer-free, allowing the understorey and coppice to flourish. Located about two miles east of Canterbury, Oldridge Wood offers a unique opportunity for nature enthusiasts and conservationists to acquire a significant tract of woodland with significant ecological value.