
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7
- PROPERTY TYPE
Land
- SIZE
3,218,213 sq ft
298,982 sq m
Key features
- Paddocks and extensive woodland
- River Churn and streams
- Extensive track network
- Sporting opportunities
- In all about 73.88 acres
Description
Description
CONIGREE WOOD & LAND AT RENDCOMB
The property extends to about 73.88 acres of pasture and woodland and is available as a whole or in three Lots.
Lot 1 – Conigree Wood
Lot 1 comprises about 40.92 acres of woodland. Conigree Wood is a mixture of native mixed broadleaf and non-native conifer woodland. The western part of the wood is designated
as PAWS ‘plantation on ancient woodland site’ and some of its ancient origins are visible in the form of large coppice stools and consists of Ash, Maple, Hazel and pedunculate oak populations. The current stand is made up of 18-20th Century Beech and more recent conifer plantings with aspects of natural regeneration including Ash, Sycamore, Birch, Beech and other native broadleaves and woody shrubs, with some Yew in compartment 44a.
Substantial works have been undertaken over the last 25 years whereby the compartments have been brought into a regular thinning regime. Some thinning in compartments 45a and 47a has taken place in 2022 (Year 4 of the woodland management plan) with the remainder to take place in Year 6+. There is a woodland management plan in place until April 2031 and two active felling licences until April 2031 and January 2029.
The woodland is highly valued for its aesthetic appeal and refuge for wildlife. The majority of the woodland, compartments 46a and 47a are designated as Ancient Replanted Woodland.
There is a right of access along a track from the village of Rendcomb, and right of way will be granted for the extraction of timber and management of the woodland. There is also access from the Cheltenham Road. There are a number of internal tracks and rides, as well as public footpaths.
Lot 2 – Pasture and Woodland
Lot 2 comprises three fields of permanent pasture extending to 28.29 acres, split by the River Churn in the middle. There is a Grade II listed stone bridge crossing the River Churn which is a feature of the former lake at Rendcomb College and estimated to have been built in the mid-1860s.The majority of the pasture is situated within flood zones 2 and 3. There is a belt of woodland to the west which runs alongside the A435 Cheltenham Road and woodland bordering the land to the west. The woodland comprises mainly mixed broadleaf species such as Oak, Birch, Ash and Beech.
There is direct road access and along the track from the village of Rendcomb. There is a further road access from the A435 along the historic driveway and gates for Rendcomb Park. The sale includes the gates and they are Grade II Listed. There is a public footpath crossing the south eastern corner.
Lot 3 - Pasture
Lot 3 comprises approximately 4.74 acres adjacent to the sports ground at Rendcomb College. The land is steeply sloping with direct road access.
Location
The woodland is situated on the edge of the village of Rendcomb, enjoying a highly desirable position on the edge of the picturesque Churn Valley.
The surrounding countryside offers an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways, ideal for walking, riding, and outdoor pursuits.
Acreage: 73.88 Acres
Directions
Nearest Postcode: GL7 7EZ
What3words to entrance: Lot 1:///snuck.acre.slimy ; Lot 2:///greed.pumpkin.typist ; Lot 3:///courts.chromatic.dock
Brochures
Web DetailsCirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Kemble Station7.8 miles
Notes
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