Hamsterley Hall Woodlands are a commercial woodland located in County Durham, between the village of Hamsterley Mill and the town of Consett. The woodlands are situated 12 miles southwest of Newcastle upon Tyne and are accessible via the A1(S) and A694 roads. The property is a mix of conifers and native broadleaves, with stands of mature Scots pine, Japanese larch, and Sitka and Norway spruce. The woodlands have been managed by Tilhill Forestry and have great sporting potential for roe stalking. The property has two main access routes suitable for HGV traffic and internal forest roads that require minimal maintenance. Nearby sawmills include Harelaw Sawmill, Consett, James Jones, Gateshead, Egger, Hexham, and TaylorMade, Durham. The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements, and rights of way, and the mineral rights are reserved to a third party.