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Forêt de Brévignon
Centre-Val de Loire
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Loir-et-Cher
In Loir-et-Cher, the Brévignon forest is located in a calm and preserved environment, 60 km south of Orléans and 100 km east of Tours, which is a travel time of 2 hours from Paris via the A10, 1 hour 15 minutes from Tours, and 1 hour from Orléans.
Located in the heart of the Sologne des Étangs, between Blois and Vierzon near Romorantin, the Brévignon forest is a property of nearly 60 hectares with the following characteristics:
- A single block of high-quality stands
- A land unit of reasonable and coherent size, compact in shape, close to communication routes
- An attractive hunting territory
- An interesting geographical location, close to the A71 and A85 highways, 2 hours from the gates of Paris
- A set of recent and well-maintained operational buildings at the heart of the property
The Forest
Tree Species
Pines are the preferred species for reforestation in Sologne. Provided they are well-managed, both the quality and quantity of the results are good. The oldest stands in Brévignon are no exception, particularly the Corsican pines in plot 1.
Douglas fir, on the best sites, shows very good growth and quality results.
Among the hardwoods, oak can produce timber suitable for sawing.
In the understory, white wood (birch, aspen) is predominantly present.
Stands
With an equal composition of leafy and resinous surfaces, the Brévignon forest presents a resilient and balanced stand structure. The health status is good and the arrival of natural regeneration is dynamic in the gaps. The distribution is as follows:1. Douglas fir stand - 1.7 ha
2. Corsican pine stand - 1.8 ha
3. Scots pine stand - 6.06 ha
4. Leafy stand - 1.143 ha
5. Mixed coppice and resinous stand - 10.76 ha
6. Simple coppice - 20.61 ha
7. Young Corsican pine stand - 4 ha
8. Coppice with leafy reserves - 8.59 ha
9. Heathlands and meadows - 3.4 ha
10. Platforms and sheds - 0.98 ha
Hunting
The area benefits from a marked hunting interest, forming a quality silvicultural and hunting management unit, coherent in its size and variety, as well as its open zones.
The massif hosts a population of wild boars and transient deer, enhancing the appeal and diversity of the hunting territory.
The size and quality of the stands make the hunting experience particularly enjoyable and varied.
Conclusion
In summary, this forest property combines all the characteristics sought for a sustainable and quality investment.- Its privileged location in the heart of Sologne, its enclave-free land unit, the quality of its resinous stands, and the potential for natural regeneration make it a particularly attractive forest asset.
- Its history and layout as a recognized hunting territory add a valuable hunting dimension.
- This combination of advantages gives this property a definite interest, both for an investor looking to secure and enhance a forest heritage and for a nature and hunting enthusiast wishing to continue the legacy of a family estate.