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Coed Cilwendeg is a young, multi-stemmed broadleaf woodland that slopes up gently from a stream to its southern boundary, which is fenced and overlooks neighboring fields. The woodland offers the opportunity to re-establish a coppice rotation, a traditional method of woodland management that benefits wildlife and biodiversity. The property features two streams, one running up the northern boundary and the other down the western boundary, joining with the first. The woodland is a mix of young trees including oak, alder, willow, hawthorn, hazel, and birch, along with some mature oak, sycamore, and conifer species.