Brockhill Lane, Redditch, Worcestershire, B97

Brockhill Wood offers a range of opportunities to potential purchasers. It is conveniently located near to Redditch however it does not have any public rights of way crossing the property meaning it could be opened to permissive access if desired. For those who want privacy the lack of public rights of way is a great advantage and a rare opportunity.

The Property is located on the north west side of Redditch. The property is well connected with direct access off the public highway. The nearest access to the motorway network is at J2 of the M42 (5 miles) to the north. Redditch has a train station with regular services into Birmingham new street. There are many contractors in the area who would be able to assist in management or timber harvesting in the local area.

The property comprises part of a larger wood known as Brockhill wood. Originally planted for timber stock for Harris Brush Works, an internationally renowned maker of paint brushes. The stock in the wood is a mixture of hardwood and softwood. Throughout the property there are well maintained rides which are suitable for large machinery.

Access is provided directly off Brockhill Lane via a private gateway and a hardstanding track.

It is designated as Ancient Woodland however it is not listed as a SSSI or other designation. It has a combination of broadleaf species and has been well maintained throughout with regular thinning.

The woodland is fenced on the boundaries with stockproof fencing. Internally the woodland is not fenced but boundary markers are in place.

Historically Brockhill Wood has been used for sporting purposes and the sporting rights are included.

The freehold title is offered for sale by private treaty.

There are no public rights of way over the Property. Esso pipelines hold an easement for a high pressure oil pipeline that travels through the Property alongside the main access track heading north south.