An acre of woodland in Powys could sell for over £20,000 as it goes under the hammer at an upcoming auction.
A piece of woodland described as "tranquil and picturesque”, found half a mile from the village of Llanbrynmair, near Machynlleth, is scheduled to be sold by auctioneers Halls.
The sale will take place at the company’s Shrewsbury headquarters on Friday, April 26, with a guide price of £15,000 to £20,000.
The sale is scheduled to start at 3pm and is being handled by Louise Preece, Halls’ head of rural professional services.
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Describing the piece of land, Mr Preece said: “This is a rare opportunity to purchase a tranquil and picturesque corner of Wales.
“The property comprises 0.86 of an acre of delightful woodland which has access directly off a council maintained road. There are numerous species of mature and semi-mature trees on the land which is crossed by a beautiful stream.
“The peaceful woodland has a multitude of potential uses relating to leisure, biodiversity and woodland management. Fantastic walks, tourist attractions and various points of interest are a short distance away.”
Anyone seeking more information is encouraged to contact Mr Preece at Halls by calling 01743 450700. People wishing to view the woodland must possess a set of sale particulars with them.
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