Coed Soar, part of Coed Maes y Neuadd, has some of the finest views of Snowdonia you will ever see. As the site of a former conifer plantation part of this woodland has had about 14 years of natural regeneration which nestles alongside an impressive secret valley overlooked by mature oak woodland.

There is a lot of natural regeneration in this section includes silver birch, rowan, oak, willow & holly. Because the woodland has been untouched for 14 years there are lots of young trees, bracken, gorse, ferns and other vegetation.

Coed Soar offers a great project to clear some of the undergrowth to improve access to all areas and create a blank canvas for planting trees to further diversify the woodland, and to open up the small stream that runs through the wood, which would become a pleasant feature for the new owners and local wildlife visiting the wood.

Boundaries: The north western boundary is the main access track. The south-eastern boundary is fenced from adjoining farmland.. The north-eastern boundary is dry stone walls.

Trees: The majority of tree species found here include oak, birch, willow, holly, spruce, hazel & rowan.

Access: From the roadside gate, you can walk up the main access track taking in a view that stretches from Harlech castle, the Llyn Peninsula, Portmerion to the Snowdon mountain range. A short walk along the track there is a parking space for when visiting the woodland. From the parking area at the edge of the wood, a short path takes you up to the ridge of the woodland before the land then slopes down into a secluded valley.

Sporting rights: Included

Mineral rights: Reserved to a previous owner in a conveyance of 1956, but never exercised.

Public footpaths: The track from the entrance gate that runs past the wood is a public footpath, but there is no public access to any part of the wood.  The contours of the land mean that the majority of the wood is completely secluded.

Covenant: in common with the neighbouring woodlands, there is a covenant designed to ensure that all can have quiet and peaceful enjoyment of their woodland.

Local area: Situated two miles from Talsarnau in the small hamlet of Eisingrug, just over three miles from historical Harlech, its famous castle is visible from the woodland. The world-famous Portmerion can also be seen from the woodland and is easy to reach in 15 minutes.

Photographs: were taken in 2019 and December 2024.

VIEWING: You are welcome to visit this wood by yourself.  Please ensure that you have a copy of these sales details with you: we recommend either printing the details or downloading them to your phone/tablet/laptop before you go. Please take care when viewing as the great outdoors can contain unexpected hazards and woodlands are no exception.  Make sure you take a copy of the sales particulars with you, as there may be no mobile signal at the woodland.