Located in the northeastern portion of Caswell County is one of the most diverse hunting tracts on the market today! This 100-acre tract holds a well diversity of recreational habitat within its boundaries and provides outdoor opportunity in every season from water fowl, whitetail, turkey, fishing, and the occasional bear.
Located just off of Hwy 29N, makes for easy access from multiple locations throughout Southern VA, or from the Triad of NC. From Newnam Rd the tract is accessed by a 60’ easement gravel drive that is just over 2300’ long.
When you enter the property along the northern point you are greeted by an expansive ridge of mature timber with an abundance of Oak, Poplar, and the occasional Short Leaf. This area is also a southern facing slope which additionally provides for great whitetail bedding on those cold winter days. Throughout this area of the property are multiple trails that flank the eastern and western boundaries with multiple established food plots.
As you traverse to the southern section of the property, the environment drastically changes into a wetland oasis flanked by a western timber ridge and an island that has almost a 50’ change in elevation, towering over the wetlands. This section of the Bateman Tract has a shallow beaver flooded lake that measures to just over 6 acres of water, creating a hidden fishing destination and allowing for bountiful water fowl hunts. On the eastern section of this area there is an additional portion of wetland that measures over 20 acres with native wet tolerant plant species and timber.
The wetland island measures to just over 15 acres and creates a wildlife sanctuary with expansive views. Per the owner, this area is a favorite for roosting Toms and adds to hunting diversity on this property with the towering timber and elevation change.
The Bateman Tract is truly a one-of-a kind property with a multitude of investment and recreational benefits.
No trespassing, all showings must be scheduled through listing Firm.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
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<li>100.73 +/- acres - Plat 10/792</li>
<li>64 +/- acres of mature mixed Timber</li>
<li>6 +/- acre flooded lake</li>
<li>22 +/- acres of additional wetland area</li>
<li>Established trial system accessing all areas of the property</li>
<li>60' access easement for ingress, egress, and utilities (just over 2300' off of Newnam Rd)</li>
<li>15 acre private woodland Island</li>
<li>2 - floating water fowl blinds</li>
<li>2021 tax bill $661.75</li>
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<em><strong>Location</strong></em>
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<li>4 miles south of the NC/VA state line</li>
<li>2 miles east of the Law Rd / Hwy 29 exit</li>
<li>14 miles northeast of Reidsville NC</li>
<li>33 miles northeast of Greensboro NC</li>
<li>26 miles north of Burlington NC</li>
<li>70 miles northwest of Raleigh NC</li>
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Located in the southeastern section of Rockingham County is a one-of-a-kind "Sportsman Paradise" with a multitude of investment and recreational potential. This is a multi-generational farm that has been preserved for years, and holds an abundance of highly sought after characteristics bundled into one tract.
When entering the property from the west along Massey Rd you are greeted by beautiful rolling AG fields that have been utilized for rotational grain production for many years. The AG fields encompass a large percentage of the property located west of Hogans Creek and have a moderate rolling topography. They are split into three sections and have been used for grain, hay, grazing for cattle, and small pockets for wildlife food plots. In the center of the open land is an island of mixed timber with a nice stocked pond that measures to just under an acre with room for expansion. The pond is completely secluded from the outside world and surrounded by a timber buffer, all while being an additional protected watering source for Whitetail and other game.
In the center of the property is a natural wet land with over 2000' of ownership of Hogans Creek. This area is a very unique habitat that has been expanded by beaver to create a large private wetland. There a currently an abundance of small water channels and pockets of standing water located here, with mallards and wood ducks being observed. The wetland area has a good deal of standing dead timber and water tolerant species thriving and making a wetland oasis.
As you move further east the property dramatically changes into a vast mature timber stand. There is a trail system that runs along the southern border, crossing a series of bridges, that takes you back into this area. The eastern section of the property is a great mix of mature timber species with rolling topography and an expansive sight line, ideal for those early rut hunts. The timber section of this property has a "park like" feel just, due to it has been left untouched for years other than the access trails to carry you here.
The Trent Farm is truly a breathtaking property offering more than one could hope to find in one tract.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
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<li>235.89 +/- acres (per tax records)</li>
<li>Approx. 970' of frontage on Massey Rd (DOT)</li>
<li>Approx. 1578' of frontage on Scott Rd (DOT)</li>
<li>38 +/- acres of currently active AG fields</li>
<li>168+/- acres of mature timber</li>
<li>Over 2000' of frontage on Hogans Creek / northern portion in marsh habitat with active water fowl</li>
<li>Extensive trail system throughout connecting western and eastern section</li>
<li>Property in in PUV status (tax deferment) - Parcel # <span class="data">161872 / 2022 tax bill $574.08</span></li>
<li><em>Infrastructure</em> - drive through barn w/covered sides, well, & power on site</li>
<li>35' easement entering off of Pleasant LN</li>
<li>.7 acre pond</li>
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<em><strong>Location</strong></em>
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<li>.2 miles west of Hwy 29 / Hwy 87 intersection</li>
<li>5 miles southeast of Reidsville NC</li>
<li>20 miles northeast of Greensboro NC</li>
<li>18 miles north of Burlington NC</li>
<li>65 miles northwest of Raleigh NC</li>
<li>105 miles northeast of Charlotte NC</li>
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Located in the western area of Caswell County, just east of Rockingham County is this one-of-a-kind property. The Farm has been managed and utilized as a Family recreational retreat, all while having quality investment potential.
The Daugherty Tree Farm consist of just over 168 “surveyed” acres with vast array of timber and wildlife habitat components. From Park Springs Rd, you enter on to the over 3000’ “all weather” gravel drive that carries you through the sprawling hay field and to the western section of the property.
The open land on this property occupies just over 38 acres of contiguous rolling meadow and measures just over 2900’ from end to end. The field rest nestled along the southern boundary and gives several options from; hay production, transition to field trial habitat, or just a great long range target range. Currently it is a great attractant for strutting Toms and late afternoon Whitetail hunts.
The Daugherty Tree Farm has multiple timber components that are scattered throughout and adding further to the wildlife habitat diversity. There are two ages of Loblolly units with the younger unit approaching their first threshold for management and the older unit being thinned once and also approaching further management attention. The western section of the property is made up of approx. 20 acres of creek bottom habitat with a low-lying topography running with the western boundary stream, this area is a great corridor for Whitetail travel. The remainder of the property is made up of nice mature timber with dominate species being poplar, white oak, and red oak.
This is a truly one of kind property, with features that are hard to find in one contiguous tract.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
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<li>168.85 surveyed acres</li>
<li>Ag & Forestry deferment</li>
<li>38 +/- acre hay field - over 2900' from end to end</li>
<li>36+/- acres of managed Loblolly</li>
<li>Western and northern boundary streams</li>
<li>.5 acre farm pond (spring fed)</li>
<li>3000' gravel drive</li>
<li>Extensive trail system</li>
<li>Mature timber</li>
<li>11 miles northeast of Reidsville</li>
<li>9 miles east of Hwy 29</li>
<li>8.5 miles northwest of Yanceyville</li>
<li>23.5 miles north of Burlington</li>
<li>30 miles northeast of Greensboro</li>
<li>65 miles northwest of Raleigh</li>
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Located in the heart of the Yadkin Valley is a one of a kind 307+/- acre generational farm that rest along the eastern banks of the Mitchell River. This property has been cherished by the same family for many years and is now being offered for the next owners to enjoy. Located just west of I-77 in the Elkin community and falling just south of the old Kapps Mill that rest along the Mitchell River banks just north of the property.
When entering the property off Kapps Mill rd on the northeastern corner you are greeted by small gravel drive known as Newbern Ln which leads through the interior of the property giving all weather access. Along the winding drive you encounter a diverse landscape of rolling foothills topography and towering timber. Leading off of Newbern Ln are a multitude of atv or walking trails that all lead to interesting areas of the property.
Along the eastern section of the property you find topography that has a moderate slope down to a beautiful mountain stream that is lined with towering laurel and rhododendron. As you approach this area you are taken back with the drop in the temperature along the shaded creek banks. This area feels like its own little world with the sounds of the stream splashing over the rock ledges and falling into small pools, all while being sheltered under the rhododendron canopies.
If you head west off of Newbern Ln this section of the property shares a totally different environment which is mainly large timber and a towering canopy with a park like setting. Throughout most of the property you can find abundant sign of wildlife, furthermore showing that the habitat is adequate and supportive. Upon touring the property there was abundant evidence of turkey roosting and scratching, also a great deal of whitetail sign.
Huckleberry Hill has a tremendous amount of natural resources, but by far the most valuable is the vast frontage along the Mitchell River. The property holds an array of recreational benefit for the conservation minded owner and the Mitchell River is one of the State of NC's top trout fishing rivers with a tremendous amount of natural beauty. Additionally, the area also is surrounded by like minded owners who cherish the area and the River's benefits.
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<strong>The Facts</strong>
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<li>1985 survey (PB 30 / PG 186-7) shows 311+/- acres</li>
<li>36+/- acres of timber harvested in 2014 (northeastern corner)</li>
<li>275 +/- acres of mature timber (white pine, poplar, chestnut/white/red oak)</li>
<li>3120' +/- of frontage along the Mitchell River - <em>https://www.planetware.com/north-carolina/top-rated-rivers-for-trout-fishing-in-north-carolina-us-nc-51.htm</em></li>
<li>6,600' +/- of stream located on the property</li>
<li>Internal Road "Newbern LN" - 45' R/W agreement</li>
<li>2784' +/- frontage along Kapps Mill Rd</li>
<li>Gated entrance along Newbern LN</li>
<li>Existing hunting lease runs until Jan. 1 2022</li>
<li>Property is in "PUV" status</li>
<li>.7 mile down stream from the Mitchell River House - setting used in the Nicholas Sparks movie, <em>"The Longest Ride"</em></li>
<li>10 miles north of Elkin - <em>http://www.elkinnc.org/</em></li>
<li>2.4 miles south of the Mitchell River Game Land</li>
<li>2.5 miles west of I-77</li>
<li>20 miles north of Yadkinville</li>
<li>38 miles northwest of Winston Salem</li>
<li>Will not subdivide</li>
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This is the Gentleman's Farm that you have possibly been waiting for. Situated on just over 100 acres this pristine agricultural land that is located in northwest Rockingham County is one of the nicest farms in the area.
Currently the property is being utilized as an operational cattle farm with a combination of high tensile and barb wire fencing completely encompassing the perimeter, with the interiors cross fenced. Additionally, there are multiple barns and outbuildings existing allowing for a fully functioning farm to carry on with the day to day operations. The large hay barn that was constructed on the farm was built with thoughts that it could be easily converted into stalls if needed, for a smooth transition into equestrian needs if necessary.
The well maintained 3 bedroom 3 bath home overlooks a 2 acre pond with a small restored cabin sitting on the banks. The finished basement in the home has an additional bedroom and full bath with walkout doors leading to the side yard. This is a quality custom built home, with many modern features.
On the west side of the farm the property is bound by Buffalo Creek, which is one of the nicest creeks in the County, and gives a sound buffer. Buffalo Creek with its clear water, wide banks and rippling flow adds to the majestic beauty found within the boundaries.
This one of a kind farm is like no other you will find in the area, with every detail planned out and well maintained.
<strong>The Facts</strong>
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<li>102 +/- acres located in northwest Rockingham County</li>
<li>1700' +/- frontage on Buffalo Creek</li>
<li>2.3+/- acre spring fed pond</li>
<li>Property in "PUV" AG land use</li>
<li>2020 tax bill $2411.41 / Rockingham County tax parcel # 181406</li>
<li>2100 +/- sq ft workshop/storage building w/ office. 4- 10x10 roll up doors, concrete floors, power</li>
<li>Pole Barn / Hay Storage 52' x 72'</li>
<li>Accessed by "Old Heritage Rd" 50' Private Rd and frontage on Roberts rd.</li>
<li>Complete boundary fenced with cross fencing for pasture rotation</li>
<li>Full cattle working pen</li>
<li>10 automatic waterers from private well</li>
<li>Large 3 bd / 3bath brick home</li>
<li>Restored cabin overlooking pond</li>
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1171, Frye Road, Stokes County, North Carolina, 27053, United States
28+/- ACRES
Located just west of Danbury is this one-of-a-kind property with breath-taking expansive views of the complete Sauratown Mountain range from Brown Mtn, Pilot Mtn, Sauratown, and Hanging Rock. This property has a tremendous number of resources that will appeal to the recreational user, hobby farmer, or someone looking to just have a nice mountain retreat.
When entering the property off of Frye Rd you are greeted by a pre-1900 log cabin with hand hune 12”-14” logs and beautiful dove tail joints. The cabin sits just at the perfect location to enjoy the long-range views from the front porch and mountain breeze as it flows up through the 5-acre meadow below.
The boundaries of this property are made up of nice upland timber making the perimeter of the property great for hiking through the forest or adding to the wildlife habitat. This section of the property offers a nice stream on all three sides that further add to the wildlife benefit and natural beauty. The streams on the eastern and southern section run with the property line and give great boundaries with the western stream leading through and off of the property on the southwestern corner.
<strong><em>The Facts</em></strong>
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<li>28.2 +/- surveyed acres</li>
<li>Pre-1900 true log cabin (restoration needed)</li>
<li>Hand dug well - (condition unknown)</li>
<li>Septic tank in place - (originally installed for 2 bedroom home)</li>
<li>5.5 +/- acre rolling meadow</li>
<li>21 +/- acres of upland timber</li>
<li>Over 3000' of streams on the property</li>
<li>Currently in forestry deferment</li>
<li>Broker owned</li>
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This is a great building lot with 2.8 +/- acres per deeded acreage located in the Pelham community. The lot is just of of HWY 29 located on Old US 29 and very convenient to to Danville VA.
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<strong>The Facts</strong>
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<li>2.8 +/- acres per tax records (no recent survey)</li>
<li>Wooded tract</li>
<li>Rolling topography</li>
<li>7 miles south of NC/VA state line</li>
<li>10 miles northeast of Reidsville</li>
<li>2021 tax bill $101.15</li>
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This is a great tract being offered in the Westfield area of Stokes County. The property is 100% wooded and has multiple great potential home sites that would be completely secluded. With minimal clearing expansive unobstructed views can be achieved of Hanging Rock and Sauratown Range.
<em><strong>Features</strong></em>
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<li>Survey to be completed by owner</li>
<li>Approx 450' frontage on Frye Rd</li>
<li>100% wooded</li>
<li>Multiple home site locations with beautiful views of Hanging Rock & Sauratown Ranges</li>
<li>Located between 1347 & 1197 Frye Rd</li>
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Don't miss your chance to take a look at this fantastic farm. More than 40 acres or pasture land and open fields have been opened up on this property. This farm is currently being used for hay production but it has an unlimited number of potential uses. The gently rolling topography and generous amount of road frontage would lend itself nicely to development or you could turn it into a magnificent horse property. Multiple streams could give you an opportunity to create your own pond as well. There are signs of an abundance of wildlife on this property as well. This could be an ideal farm to create your own homestead so don't let yourself miss out. Conveniently located roughly 3 miles from Highway 220 makes this property very convenient to Greensboro and surrounding cities.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
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<li>Over 800 Feet of Road Frontage</li>
<li>Multiple creeks and streams</li>
<li>Recently updated barn with lean-to's on all 4 sides</li>
<li>2020 taxes were $260.59 due to being in tax deferment</li>
<li>41 +/- Acres of open land / rotational food plot areas</li>
<li>20 acres of wooded and natural areas</li>
<li>Currently being used for cattle hay production</li>
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