Lot 12 | Brays & Lowndes Wood, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, HP16 9LZ | Property for sale | Savills
51.26 Ac(20.74 Ha)
Guide price £400,000(25,473,133 EGP)

Lot 12 | Brays & Lowndes WoodGreat Missenden, Buckinghamshire, HP16 9LZ

  • Under offer
  • Freehold
51.26 Ac (20.74 Ha)

Key features

  • Ancient Semi Natural Woodland and replanted woodland
  • Road frontage and access
  • Amenity and wildlife potential
  • Income producing timber stands
  • In all about 51.26 acres (20.744 ha)

Three parcels of mature amenity woodland

About this property

  • Brays Wood, Lowndes and Three Gates Wood and is Lot 12 of The Lee Estate.

    Three parcels of mature amenity woodland with mixed broadleaf and conifer compartments. The southern and larger parcel ‘Bray's Wood' has road frontage with the Lowndes Wood lying due north. In all the Lot extends to 51.26 acres. There is a Moated site & earthworks in Brays Wood which is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.

    Lot 12 is part of The Lee Estate which is available as a whole or in lots. For more information on this lot, other lots or the whole estate please download the brochure or contact Richard Binning on 01865 269000 or Louise Harrison on 02070163715.

Additional information

  • The Lee is a quintessential Buckinghamshire village offering excellent access to the surrounding Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
  • The village has a very pretty village green, church, pub and is synonymous as the backdrop to Midsummer Murders. Further amenities can be found in the larger villages and towns of Great Missenden, Chesham and Amersham, all of which offer a wider range of shopping facilities, amenities and stations. The Lee is well placed for access to the main communication routes including the M40, A41, M1 and M25.
  • There is a mainline rail service to London Marylebone from Great Missenden (3.5 miles) in under 40 minutes and an underground Metropolitan Line service from Chesham (about 4.5 miles).
  • Sporting facilities in the area include a vibrant village cricket club and a large network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding.