Samara Wood is a unique and mature woodland with a mix of ash, mixed broadleaves, and hawthorn, situated in an area designated as Ancient Semi-Natural Woodland and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The woodland has a rich history and biodiversity, with rare plants and animals, including muntjac and fallow deer, grey squirrels, foxes, and badgers. The property has a large area of hardstanding and good access, making it an attractive option for those looking to manage the land for conservation, recreation, or forestry. The woodland has been largely unmanaged in recent years, providing an opportunity for the next caretakers to shape its future. The current owner's thoughts suggest clearing a space for parking, thinning hawthorn, and clearing bramble to enhance the woodland's diversity and usability, while also producing firewood.