Mixed forestry holding, 6.6 ha in the Landes

Located fifteen minutes from Mont-de-Marsan, this 6.6-hectare (16.3-acre) forestry holding presents an interesting mix of land use for an operator or investor. The property comprises a meadow of 0.41 hectares, coppice and high forest of various types, and a recent plantation of Taeda pine.

The forest stand includes notably a robinia coppice from natural seeding dating to 2013 (0.53 hectares), a robinia plantation from the same year (1.85 hectares), and an older coppice and high forest planted in 1950 (1.62 hectares). The most recent section consists of a Taeda pine high forest planted in 2024 over 2.20 hectares.

This single-parcel property benefits from immediate access and offers potential for scheduled timber harvesting in the short to medium term. The woodland is monitored by the Alliance Forêt Bois cooperative. The existing meadow also presents an opportunity for woodland expansion.