Wibdon Wood is a unique blend of mature broadleaf and conifer trees, with open spaces and historic aquatic features, located on the fringes of the English-Welsh border, just north of Chepstow. The woodland has a fascinating history, with remnants of a once-manicured garden, including a rocky water garden, stone steps, and water gullies. The canopy is a mix of oak, ash, cherry, beech, and pine, with a shrub layer featuring box, laurel, and rhododendron. The woodland is home to a variety of wildlife, including badgers, hares, muntjac deer, and numerous bird species. The property is accessible via a quiet residential development, with a locked steel gate at the woodland entrance. The current owner notes that there are areas of Japanese Knotweed present, and suggests that clearing the water garden and elevated areas would be a priority. Overall, Wibdon Wood offers a tranquil and picturesque setting, with plenty of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.