Summary
St Faith's Plantation extends to approximately 16.2 acres of attractive woodland on the edge of Mickleham.
Formerly associated with St Faith's House, sections of the woodland were established following the disposal of the residential property in the 1990s. Today, the plantation contains a diverse mix of mature native and ornamental species, including Yew, Lime, Corsican Pine, Birch, Sycamore, Ash, Horse Chestnut and Wild Cherry. Established paths and open glades create an attractive and varied woodland setting.
The property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a private woodland holding suitable for conservation, biodiversity enhancement, recreation, natural capital projects and long-term stewardship.
The woodland benefits from three access points: a principal entrance from Old London Road and two further accesses from the road serving the neighbouring Fredley Estate properties, providing excellent accessibility and management flexibility.
Key Points
Approximately 16.2 acres of established woodland in a sought after Surrey locationDirect vehicular access from Old London RoadTwo additional access points from the adjoining private roadway/Fredley Estate sideEstablished woodland tracks and open glades throughout the plantationSuitable for amenity, conservation and environmental purposesAttractive mix of mature native and specimen treesAdjacent to Box Hill, in the heart of MicklehamTitle
The property is held freehold under Title Number SY649817. The title benefits from historic rights of access and easements referred to within the Land Registry title documentation.
Planning & Designations
Prospective purchasers should undertake their own investigations.
We understand that the woodland lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt and Surrey Hills landscape setting.
The property is therefore likely to be of greatest interest to conservation, amenity, environmental and long-term landholding purchasers.
Location
St Faith's Plantation occupies a desirable position adjoining Old London Road in Mickleham, close to Box Hill, the Surrey Hills and the wider North Downs landscape.
The woodland is bounded by the A24 to the west and neighbouring residential properties associated with the Fredley Estate to the north, whilst remaining readily accessible from both Dorking and Leatherhead.