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A ring-fenced block of over 126 acres of woodland – part of which is designated as ancient woodland – on the northern fringes of Plymouth has been brought to the market for sale by Savills.

The woodland at Roborough is being offered for freehold sale with vacant possession at a guide price of £695,000.

The woodland is situated in the South Hams district, south west of the village of Roborough, just outside of the northern boundary of Plymouth, and to the east of Tamerton Foliot, close to where the Tamar and Tavy rivers converge.

Extending to approximately 126.72 acres, it is highly attractive mixed deciduous woodland, stocked with a variety of species. The ancient woodland has been sensitively managed. The gradients vary, from steeper to level and gentle sloping areas.

Roborough woodland has a guide price of £695,000.

Ben Hancock, Savills rural agency comments: “This is a superb investment opportunity that very rarely arises – especially being so close to the city. With great amenity appeal and a wide variety of potential commercial uses, coupled with the environmental benefits available, such as carbon capture, it is an excellent prospect."

For further information contact Ben Hancock at Savills on 07870 999170.

Ancient woodland offers rare investment opportunity