This property description for Hamsterley Hall Woodlands, located in County Durham, provides a comprehensive overview of the woodlands, including its history, tree species, sporting potential, access, and management. The woodlands are a mix of conifers and broadleaves, with significant planting in the 1990s and more recent restocking with Sitka spruce, Douglas fir, and Scots pine. The property has great potential for commercial forestry and sporting activities, particularly roe stalking. The woodlands are managed by Tilhill Forestry, and the current lease for sporting rights will expire in November 2024. The property is subject to existing wayleaves and third-party rights, with mineral rights reserved to a third party. The description also provides detailed directions to the property and notes the inclusion of sporting rights insofar as they are owned.