Sweepmain Woodland Portfolio, S Wales SA67

Sweepmain Portfolio
29.74 Hectares / 73.49 Acres

A trio of compact commercial woodlands in Pembrokeshire & Carmarthenshire.
* Mature timber ready for felling
* Productive second rotation crops
* Mixture of age classes
* Close to timber markets
* Tried and tested access

FREEHOLD FOR SALE IN THREE LOTS OR AS A WHOLE
Lot 1 - Catershook - 16.61 Hectares / 41.04 Acres - Offers Over £220,000
Lot 2 - Talfan - 7.19 Hectares / 17.72 Acres - Offers Over £90,000
Lot 3 - Parciau - 5.94 Hectares / 14.68 Acres - Offers Over £85,000
Offers Over £395,000

Lot 1 - Catershook - 16.61 Hectares / 41.04 Acres. The property is undergoing a restructuring process which is almost complete. The majority of conifers which were planted
in the 1960s (including Sitka & Norway spruce and Douglas fir) have been removed and now replaced with genetically superior stock, predominantly Sitka spruce. Located on a
west facing slope, the site is freely draining down to a particularly pretty stream. Internal tracks are good with easy access using a 4x4. There is ample timber stacking room and
lorry turning space for future harvesting operations.

Lot 2 - Talfan - 7.19 Hectares / 17.72 Acres. Talfan is a relatively simple second rotation property on a steep south-east-facing bank. It is predominantly p2003 Douglas fir,
which is now ready for first thinning. There is currently a thinning licence in place (FLA170 21-22), which is valid until December 2026. The property has good access from the
public road and the internal tracks will allow efficient timber harvesting. The woodland benefits from an attractive stand of native broadleaves, predominantly oak, on the western
tip.

Lot 3 - Parciau - 5.94 Hectares / 14.68 Acres. Parciau is an attractive stand of mature Douglas fir and Japanese larch planted in the 1960s. The woodland has been thinned
several times leaving the best and, final crop trees to be felled within the next 10 years or thereabouts. Despite being compact at just over 5.5 Hectares, only a small amount of
work would be required to create sufficient stacking and loading space for the circa 1,000 tonnes to be felled.