Bealy Court Coppice

Wood, Forest in Devon North Devon

England

Bealy Court Coppice

Sheeps Acre
Sheeps Acre Credit: Roger Cornfoot

Bealy Court Coppice is a picturesque woodland located in Devon, England. This enchanting forest covers an area of approximately 100 acres, offering visitors a serene and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The woodland is characterized by its diverse range of trees, including oak, beech, and birch. The dense canopy created by these majestic trees provides shade and shelter for a variety of wildlife that call Bealy Court Coppice their home. Visitors can expect to encounter a plethora of bird species, such as woodpeckers, nuthatches, and song thrushes, as well as small mammals like squirrels and rabbits.

Paths and trails wind their way through the woodland, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. These well-maintained paths are perfect for leisurely walks, jogging, or even cycling. Along the way, nature enthusiasts will be treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, with glimpses of rolling hills and meandering streams.

Bealy Court Coppice is an ideal destination for those seeking solitude and a connection with nature. The peaceful atmosphere and the symphony of sounds created by the rustling leaves and chirping birds make it a perfect spot for meditation or simply unwinding. The woodland also provides great opportunities for photography, with its enchanting scenery and a chance to capture glimpses of wildlife in their natural habitat.

Overall, Bealy Court Coppice is a hidden gem in Devon, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. Whether it's a leisurely stroll or a serene retreat, this woodland promises a truly enriching experience for all who venture within its enchanting embrace.

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Bealy Court Coppice Images

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Sheeps Acre
Sheeps Acre
Track to Sheepsbyre
Track to Sheepsbyre
Sheepsbyre Cottage
Sheepsbyre Cottage
Weak bridge, Week Bridge over Huntacott Water, a normally placid but occasionally raging waterway.
One of many small rivers to cut small, deep valleys into the North Devon plateau.
Weak bridge, Week
Bridge over Huntacott Water, a normally placid but occasionally raging waterway. One of many small rivers to cut small, deep valleys into the North Devon plateau.
Hedges at Benley Cross Very much Exmoor style of beech hedges either side of the road.   Retain much of their leaves and give some shelter even in January.
Hedges at Benley Cross
Very much Exmoor style of beech hedges either side of the road. Retain much of their leaves and give some shelter even in January.
Ford near Cheldon This ford is situated on the road between Cheldon and West Worlington.
Ford near Cheldon
This ford is situated on the road between Cheldon and West Worlington.
Affeton Castle, Affeton Barton This castle appears to be a private home.
Affeton Castle, Affeton Barton
This castle appears to be a private home.
East Worlington: near West Lutworthy Looking south west
East Worlington: near West Lutworthy
Looking south west
East Worlington: by Affeton Moor Cross Looking west on Affeton Moor. The signpost here has the spelling ‘Aferton’
East Worlington: by Affeton Moor Cross
Looking west on Affeton Moor. The signpost here has the spelling ‘Aferton’
East Worlington: by Affeton Moor On the edge of the moor, near Affeton Moor Cross. Looking west
East Worlington: by Affeton Moor
On the edge of the moor, near Affeton Moor Cross. Looking west
East Worlington: by Yelland Moor Looking south. The bridleway on the right leads to Affeton Castle and Affeton Barton. The lane, left, runs to Affeton Moor Cross
East Worlington: by Yelland Moor
Looking south. The bridleway on the right leads to Affeton Castle and Affeton Barton. The lane, left, runs to Affeton Moor Cross
East Worlington: Bealy Court Farm buildings here have been converted to holiday cottages. Looking south-south-east to a barn and its single storey horse-engine house or roundhouse. Which suggests that the building on the left was probably a threshing barn at one time. Both buildings are now residential
East Worlington: Bealy Court
Farm buildings here have been converted to holiday cottages. Looking south-south-east to a barn and its single storey horse-engine house or roundhouse. Which suggests that the building on the left was probably a threshing barn at one time. Both buildings are now residential
Winter sunshine on beech trees, Little Sheepsbyre.  Beech trees on hedgebank at Little Sheepsbyre dwarf the cottage.
Winter sunshine on beech trees, Little Sheepsbyre.
Beech trees on hedgebank at Little Sheepsbyre dwarf the cottage.
Post box at Molland Cross. Serving a few scattered households in this very rural community, this little postbox is tucked away in the hedge at Molland Cross.
Post box at Molland Cross.
Serving a few scattered households in this very rural community, this little postbox is tucked away in the hedge at Molland Cross.
Looking towards Little Sheepsbyre. Photo taken on the road between Stone Moor Cross and Cheldon Cross.
Looking towards Little Sheepsbyre.
Photo taken on the road between Stone Moor Cross and Cheldon Cross.
Lutworthy Moor Plantations The road towards Mouseberry Cross narrows between the trees, with Lutworthy Moor Plantations on the right of the photo.
Lutworthy Moor Plantations
The road towards Mouseberry Cross narrows between the trees, with Lutworthy Moor Plantations on the right of the photo.
Molland Cross Molland Cross showing the farm and a postbox on the junction.
Molland Cross
Molland Cross showing the farm and a postbox on the junction.
Hedgerows by entrance to Broadsmoor Farm Winter light on roadside hedgerows. Narrow strips of ground alongside the old drovers routes are common in the area.
Hedgerows by entrance to Broadsmoor Farm
Winter light on roadside hedgerows. Narrow strips of ground alongside the old drovers routes are common in the area.
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Bealy Court Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SS7415 (Lat: 50.925, Lng: -3.7831122)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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