Ramridge Wood is a picturesque woodland in west Hampshire, featuring a mix of tree species including beech, oak, ash, yew, and box, with a large barn, workshop, and direct road access. The woodland has a variety of wildlife, including deer, badger, and birds, and offers opportunities for firewood, bushcraft, camping, and deer stalking. The current owner has carried out enhancements, including the creation of a stone track and a large barn and workshop, which will benefit a new owner for ongoing management of the woodland. The property has a range of paths and tracks, allowing for easy access for management work or recreational activities. With a long-term management plan, the woodland has huge scope for a keen forester, with potential for forest school activities, increasing biodiversity, and preserving deadwood habitats.