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£6,250,000

Longframlington Forest, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66, land for sale - 66144643

Price:

£6,250,000

Summary:

New 2024

Location:

Embleton, Northumbs

Description:

Closing date set for Wednesday 24 January 2024 at 12 noon Please download a copy of the brochure for the full details. An Introduction to Longframlington Set in a stunning landscape of sweeping moorlands and coniferous woodlands, Longframlington is located close to the Northumberland National Park. Extending to approximately 249.68 hectares (ha) and rising from approximately 160 metres above sea level on the eastern side to 308 metres above sea level at Shirlaw Pike on the western side and occupying gently sloping hill land with a range of soils suitable for the growth of commercial timber. This area of Northumberland is one of England’s major timber producing regions and Longframlington presents an opportunity to acquire a well-located commercial woodland of significant scale, with an attractive combination of conifers and native broadleaves. The woodland has just started the restructuring process and the forest benefits from good access to major regional timber markets via the A697, an Agreed Route for timber haulage. Location & Directions Travelling from Rothbury, follow the B6341 for approximately 4.3 miles before turn right onto the A697 heading southeast (towards the village of Longframlington). Continue on for 2.4 miles before turning right onto the shared access at point A on the Sales Plan (Grid Reference nu 118 037 and What3Words: Sorters. outdone. calendars). Follow this shared access for approximately 475 metres north to the forest entrance, point B. The nearest postcode is NE66 2BT. Description Longframlington was originally planted in 1983 with a single age class of predominantly Sitka spruce crops. It is currently undergoing restructuring, with the first phase of felling due to complete in Quarter 1 of 2024. The standing Sitka spruce crop demonstrates an impressive tree size and straightness on the lower slopes with more diverse crops on the higher ground to the west. The forest is being sold on the basis that a proportion. Still available at ListedBuy!

Posted:

February 5 on ListedBuy