Land For Sale £45,000
See the wood and the trees- a Rare opportunity to purchase 0.9 of an acre of woodland located in Browns Spring, Potten End, Hertfordshire.
Provide endless possibilities with bush craft, wild camping, forestry and survival skills in your very own woodland! You can learn how to light a fire, how to collect drinkable water and how to build a shelter.
If you own a woodland you don't need anyone's permission to camp there; whilst you can't set up a commercial campsite or stay permanently there's no problem with staying over for 28 nights in the year. Wild camping like this means you need to bring your own water supply and cook over a campfire. Some woodland owners even lend out their woods to friends or local scout groups for survival skills events.
A range of forest buildings can be erected without normal planning permission. This includes the erection, extension or alteration of a forestry building, such as a tool shed, store, office or shelter, or putting in a “private way” (access track).
Planning controls over forestry are fairly simple on the face of it. Planning permission is not required for forestry work (except where there is a Tree Preservation Order) and may not be needed for buildings or uses of land necessary for forestry. However, planning permission is always required for non-forestry uses of land, buildings or any other form of development.
Provide endless possibilities with bush craft, wild camping, forestry and survival skills in your very own woodland! You can learn how to light a fire, how to collect drinkable water and how to build a shelter.
If you own a woodland you don't need anyone's permission to camp there; whilst you can't set up a commercial campsite or stay permanently there's no problem with staying over for 28 nights in the year. Wild camping like this means you need to bring your own water supply and cook over a campfire. Some woodland owners even lend out their woods to friends or local scout groups for survival skills events.
A range of forest buildings can be erected without normal planning permission. This includes the erection, extension or alteration of a forestry building, such as a tool shed, store, office or shelter, or putting in a “private way” (access track).
Planning controls over forestry are fairly simple on the face of it. Planning permission is not required for forestry work (except where there is a Tree Preservation Order) and may not be needed for buildings or uses of land necessary for forestry. However, planning permission is always required for non-forestry uses of land, buildings or any other form of development.
