The cache (a medium size ammo-box) is hidden in a pile of old
logs about 15ft due south of the given coords which are approx
120ft from a public footpath.
You'll only be 'bushwacking' for the short final approach to the
cache and may have tree-cover problems in summer, although I had a
clear signal at the cache-site itself - (and had no trouble finding
it in the first-place) - Take a bearing before leaving the path and
you should find it quite easily.
You're looking for a brick arch and a rust-coloured stream that
flows downhill and away from you. Known as 'the Red Well' it's an
iron-rich or Chalybeate (pronounced ka-LIB-e-at) spring that used
to be the water supply for the old manor house, and for centuries
was visited by those wishing to 'strengthen the blood' - hmmnnn...
I wouldn't fancy drinking from it now!
There is an information board at N52 15.030 W0 02.530 which
gives some history of the site and a badger viewing platform at the
edge of the old moat N52 15.075 W0 02.321 (best times between 7pm
and 10pm)
There's also a web-page describing a walk through the area
(slight spoiler)
HERE