Coed Dwyryd is a dense ancient woodland hidden away in The Eryri National Park, (Snowdonia). From it's upper plateau there are far reaching views across the Dwyryd Estuary, Portmeirion, North Cardigan Bay and the Snowdonia Range.

Coed Cywarch is an ancient woodland nestled above the Dwyryd estuary within Eryri, Snowdonia, providing a lot of seclusion. The rich woodland has a stream and a variety of broadleaf trees to be enjoyed for woodland management and quiet times. The woodland is accessible year round with a two wheel drive car.

A mostly cleared felled site with massive views over the rolling countryside, Coed Ewig boasts hidden flat clearings for secluded campsites and the potential for an exciting future project.

Coed Pentyrch is a south facing woodland with a variety of trees, coniferous and deciduous, and lines of magnificent old oaks.

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to purchase the long leasehold of an ancient woodland, with magnificent views across to Harlech castle, Portmeirion and the Dwyryd Estuary. Nestled in Parc Eryri, Snowdonia National Park, the woodland is broadleaf and new growth, with upper flat areas perfect for camping.

Pwll y Bedol is a unique area, with a lake, meadow land and small, mixed broadleaf and young tree, woodland.

Cae Ffynnon is a large quiet meadow land separated into three distinct areas, hidden away from the world with mature tree borders. Cae Ffynnon has a long forgotten well and an old stone barn which if renovated, will add benefits to this sunny south facing meadow.

Cae Canol, the middle field, is a beautifully enclosed meadow with a water source and established tree boundaries.

Cae Erfyl is a steep sun catching south facing meadow. It has a flat area with superb views at the top, which drops down to an area of mature broadleaf trees. The meadow is divided into two by a thin line of towering Ash and the remains of an old boundary wall.

Cors Gwyddau (Geece Moorland) is a large flat meadowland with a recently restored pond and large grass area.

Ffordd Hir means long road and that's what this woodland is about. An ancient right of way is framed by lovely Oaks and Ash, with hazel and birch in the upper land.

A mature woodland high on the south facing flanks of Moel Bentwrch. Well developed tracks up to and around an historic long barn provide a lot of opportunities to enjoy and develop this woodland.

Coed Pen Y Bwlch is a woodland of two halves, with a meadow and tall firs in the upper part of the woodland, and a wide variety of trees and mature oaks below an accessible track to its centre.

A mixed broadleaf woodland located a couple of miles away from the lovely seaside town of Criccieth.

Coed Hen Gapel is a mixed broadleaf woodland located a couple of miles away from the lovely seaside town of Criccieth.

Coed Llwyn Derw is a relatively level, mixed broadleaf woodland located just a couple of miles away from the lovely seaside town of Criccieth.