Stoodleigh, Tiverton, Devon, EX16

Heathcote Wood - 4.24 acres of broadleaf woodland, set within a hidden valley just south of Stoodleigh, near the Exe Valley. Hardcore track access and a stream. Further woodland available.

Heathcote Wood, offers a mix of coniferous and broadleaf woodland, predominantly consisting of Oak and Elm.

This is a pretty piece of traditional woodland, ready for the next owner to create some hideaways, and a stream runs along the lower boundary. The vendor also tells us that there is a fabulous weath of wildlife here.

Tucked away just south of the small village of Stoodleigh, near to the River Exe, this really is a beautiful hidden valley that must be seen to be appreciated.

Heathcote Wood offers a wonderful mix of broadleaf woodland, consisting of Oak, Larch and Ash, some spruce, and Fir. A picturesque stream runs along the foot of the wood. The woodland has been well maintained, an established track offering ease of access. Within the wood there is plenty of parking, within a small quarry, stone from which has been used on the tracks.

The wood offers many a secluded spot to become closer to nature, with a wide variety of visiting wildlife, and significant variety of woodland fauna.

The market town of Tiverton lies a few miles south, with Exeter some 12 miles further down river. Exmoor National Park lies within striking distance to the north. Access from Junction 27 of the M5 is straight forward, with a few minutes journey along the North Devon Link Road, and the B3127 Exe Valley Road. The lane leading to the foot of the woodland is thin and little used, but there is a right of way to the head of the woods which is suitable for extraction.

The current owner has invested time and effort in creating good vehicular access through the wood, with Loxbeare Wood having access across Heathcote and Marley; and Heathcote Wood having access over Marley Wood.

Each wood is available as an individual lot, or as a whole.

Access:
For the purposes of viewing, it is best to approach the woodland from the south at Parkhouse Water. Viewing strictly by appointment only.