9.46 hectares of high-quality forest for sale in Bikács!
9.46 hectares of high-quality forest for sale in Bikács!
9.46 hectares of high-quality forest for sale in Bikács! – Agricultural Land for sale in Bikács, Tolna, Hungary. Building area: 94,614 m². Plot: 94,600 m². Price: 47,500,000 HUF. PREMIUM INVESTMENT FOREST FOR SALE IN BIKÁCS (9.46 HECTARES – SINGLE BLOCK) Located in the outskirts of Bikács, Tolna County, this highly homogeneous forest estate with exceptional timber volume is available. Contact: sales@raktarak.com | +36 30 587 1770 | https://logibases.com/ingatlan/RKTE-3434
Type: Agricultural Land
Transaction: For Sale
Building area: 94,614 m²
Plot area: 94,600 m²
Bikács, Tolna, HungaryPrice: 47 500 000 Ft
PREMIUM INVESTMENT FOREST FOR SALE IN BIKÁCS (9.46 HECTARES – SINGLE BLOCK) Located in the outskirts of Bikács, Tolna County, this highly homogeneous forest estate with exceptional timber volume is available for sale from 2 owners. The property is unencumbered and features excellent accessibility via an asphalt road followed by a short 20-meter stretch of gravel road.
PREMIUM INVESTMENT FOREST FOR SALE IN BIKÁCS (9.46 HECTARES – SINGLE BLOCK) Located in the outskirts of Bikács, Tolna County, this highly homogeneous forest estate with exceptional timber volume is for sale from 2 owners. The property is free of encumbrances, easily accessible via a 20-meter dirt road from a paved road, and well-maintained.
PREMIUM INVESTMENT FOREST FOR SALE IN BIKÁCS (9.46 HECTARES – SINGLE BLOCK) Located in the outskirts of Bikács, Tolna County, this highly homogeneous forest estate with exceptional timber volume is available for sale from 2 owners. The property is unencumbered and features excellent accessibility via an asphalt road followed by a 20-meter stretch of gravel road. It is bordered by well-maintained forestry tracks, ensuring optimal conditions for logging and timber transport. Key parameters according to state records: Total area: 9.46 hectares (in one block, from 2 owners). Main tree stand (1D section): 1.17 ha of premium BLACK WALNUT, extremely rare, with a growing stock of 435 m³/ha (valuable furniture-grade logs!). Acacia stand (1A, 1B, 1G sections): 8.55 ha of continuous ACACIA, with an outstanding timber volume of 205–209 m³/ha. Total standing timber stock: ~2285 m³ – perfectly suitable for immediate or scheduled harvesting! Due to its maturity, the forest is at or near felling age, allowing for immediate revenue generation through logging or serving as a value-retaining premium hardwood investment. Composition and ratio: This 9.46-hectare continuous forest/plantation structure features two primary tree species with distinct roles: Black Walnut (main stand, approx. 60–70%): One of Hungary’s most valuable refined timber species. It produces straight, tall trunks and high-value dark brown furniture wood sought after for export. It is a slower-growing, premium category stock. Acacia (secondary species/buffer strip, approx. 30–40%): Acacia is perfectly adapted to the sandy, loose soil structure of Bikács. A fast-growing hardwood, it is typically planted alongside walnut trees as it fixes nitrogen at its roots (enriching the soil and accelerating walnut growth), while also providing excellent firewood and poles. Harvesting and Maturity (Forest Plan): The rotation age for acacia is typically 30–35 years. Once the forest reaches this age, it can be immediately harvested and sold (e.g., as firewood or vineyard stakes). The maturity age for black walnut is significantly longer, at 60–80 years. If the plantation is younger (e.g., 20–30 years), the walnut is still in the 'cultivation' phase. During this period, thinning can be performed to provide continuous, smaller income while the value of the remaining main trunks increases significantly year after year. Currently, the stand is at the peak of its growth phase and is ready for immediate harvest. Based on the provided data, this 9.46-hectare Bikács forest represents a dense, mature, or near-mature, high-value timber stock. Outstanding density: The 435 m³/ha value for black walnut is exceptionally high, indicating mature, thick-trunked logs suitable for premium furniture. Mature acacia: The 205–209 m³/ha level for acacia indicates the peak of its growth cycle. This forest can generate substantial immediate revenue from logging. Massive timber volume: Nearly 2300 cubic meters of standing timber on an area of this size is a rare and valuable asset. Official forestry documentation is available upon request for serious inquiries.
PREMIUM INVESTMENT FOREST FOR SALE IN BIKÁCS (9.46 HECTARES – AS A WHOLE) In Tolna County, on the outskirts of Bikács, a highly homogeneous, 9.46-hectare contiguous forest estate with exceptional timber volume is for sale by 2 owners. The property is unencumbered, excellently accessible via a 20-meter dirt road from an asphalt road, and bordered by well-maintained forestry roads, ensuring optimal conditions for timber transport and harvesting. Key parameters based on official state records: •Total area: 9.46 hectares (in one block, from 2 owners) •Main tree stock (1D section): 1.17 ha of premium BLACK WALNUT, extremely rare, with a standing volume of 435 m³/ha (valuable furniture-grade logs!) •Acacia stock (1A, 1B, 1G sections): 8.55 ha of contiguous ACACIA, with an outstanding timber volume of 205–209 m³/ha. •Total standing timber stock: ~2285 m³ – perfectly suitable for immediate or phased harvesting! Due to its age, the forest is at or near maturity, capable of generating significant immediate revenue through harvesting or being maintained as a value-retaining, premium hardwood investment. Composition and proportions of the tree stock: The 9.46-hectare area is a contiguous cultural forest/tree plantation structure where the two main tree species play completely different roles: •Black walnut (main stock, approx. 60–70%): Black walnut is one of Hungary's most valuable cultivated timber species. It grows straight, tall trunks and provides dark brown, highly valuable furniture timber that is also sought after for export. It is a slower-growing, premium-category stock. •Acacia (mixed species / shelterbelt, approx. 30–40%): Acacia is highly adaptable to the sandy, loose soil structure of Bikács. It is a fast-growing hardwood. It is typically planted next to or among walnut trees because it fixes nitrogen at its roots (thereby nourishing the soil and accelerating the growth of the walnuts), and it is also an excellent source of firewood and poles. Harvestability and maturity (Forest Plan) •The rotation age for acacia is generally 30–35 years. If the forest has already reached this age, the acacia can be immediately harvested and sold (e.g., as firewood or vineyard poles). •The maturity age for black walnut is significantly longer, 60–80 years. If the plantation is younger (e.g., 20–30 years old), the walnut is still in the "rearing" phase. At this age, stem-cleaning thinnings can be performed, providing continuous, smaller revenue while the value of the remaining main trunks increases radically year by year. At this moment, the tree stock is at the peak of its growth phase and can be harvested immediately. Based on the provided data, this 9.46-hectare forest in Bikács is an exceptionally dense, mature or near-mature, and highly valuable timber stock. •Outstanding density: The value of 435 m³/ha for black walnut is extremely high. This means that old, thick-trunked, premium furniture-grade logs are present on the site. •Mature acacia: At 205–209 m³/ha, the level for acacia also indicates the peak of the growth cycle. This forest can generate significant immediate harvesting revenue. •Enormous timber volume: Nearly 2300 cubic meters of standing timber on a plot of this size is a rare and valuable asset. Upon request, we provide the full official forestry documentation to serious interested parties! forest Bikács acacia black walnut mature in one block easily accessible OC M0003118
Reference: RKTE-3434
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