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>
<ul>
<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>
</ul>
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>
<ul>
<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>
</ul>
<em><strong>Location</strong></em>
<ul>
<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>
</ul>
For those who have been searching for that highly sought-after Rockingham County hunting retreat, the search is over!
The 102-acre Strauss Farm is a turn key hunting retreat that has been managed over the past several years with the mindset of growing mature Whitetail and it has produced. The Farm currently is set up for a weekend getaway destination or could be your primary residence with a small home, equipment shed, and large pole barn. The infrastructure in place allows a new owner to have the ability to live or have a place to stay on the farm and ample space for equipment storage.
The property holds a great deal of diversity within its boundaries that helps to compliment its ability to attract and hold wildlife with a mix of open fields that are scattered throughout the farm, and multiple timber components. Additionally, there is an abundance of water resources from a small pond just below the home, to multiple perennial streams flowing throughout the property. The property also has a large section of Hogans Creek with low lying areas surrounding that could easily be utilized for an additional water fowl attractant.
The Strauss Farm is located on a dead-end road in the southeastern section of Rockingham County and is surrounded by other large tracts. This further compliments the ability to manage a tract of this size with just a 100 acre foot print. From an expansive view there are a great deal of wildlife resources and attractants that all are connected by the Hogans Creek corridor that leads right through the eastern section of this tract.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>Property is complied of two parcels - <em>100.98 Acres (Parcel # 162051Z1)</em> & 1<em>.22 Acres (Parcel # 162025) </em></li>
<li>Full boundary survey in 1993 (attached)</li>
<li>960 Sq Ft Home/Hunting Cabin - 3bd/1bath with full basement</li>
<li>2020 Tax Bills - Parcel # 162025 - <strong>$804.85</strong> / Parcel # 162051Z1 & Z2 - <strong>$616.89</strong> (Tax Deferment)</li>
<li>30' x 56' Equipment Shed</li>
<li>40' x 65' Pole Barn</li>
<li>18.5 +/- Acres of open land / rotational food plot areas</li>
<li>21 +/- acres of 20yrs old Loblolly (age is approx.)</li>
<li>8.4 +/- acres of 5yrs old Loblolly (age is approx.)</li>
<li>22+/- acres of floodplain along Hogans Creek</li>
<li>3900 +/- of streams on the property</li>
</ul>
Located in the Westfield area of Stokes County is a really nice 21+/- acre tract with tons of beauty and recreational potential. This tract is being offered as a portion of the parent tract and subject to survey.
The property is a mix a large mature timber with dominate species being Poplar, White Oak, Red Oak, & Beech. Additionally, the property has 3 springs that flow down to a small stream that runs west to east through the center of the property. There is also a great deal of native laurel on the slopes and along the stream banks that really put on a nice show when blooming in the spring.
This tract has a good trail system that leads from the southern entrance at Frye road to the back northwest corner, with additional areas to expand. With its diverse landscape and topography, the property holds a lot of beauty within its boundaries.
Along the southern section of the property has a great building site that a cabin or home could be positioned to overlook the vast timber and stream at the base of the hill. This area has already been checked by a Soil Scientist showing adequate soil for a conventional septic field. Also, in the same location is an older tobacco barn that could possibly be utilized for a cabin with some restoration.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>21+/- acres</li>
<li>Large mature timber</li>
<li>Tons of whitetail and turkey sign</li>
<li>Mountain topography</li>
<li>Multiple springs and streams</li>
<li>Approx 750' frontage on Frye Rd</li>
<li>Access to power running along R/W on Frye Rd</li>
<li>Previous soil evaluation</li>
<li>Old cemetery along northern boundary</li>
<li>Great trail system throughout</li>
<li>Property currently in forestry deferment</li>
<li>Broker owned</li>
</ul>
<em><strong>Location</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>Westfield NC - across the street from 1185 Frye Rd, Westfield</li>
<li>1.29 miles from the Dan River crossing on Hwy 89</li>
<li>3 miles west of Hanging Rock State Park</li>
<li>6 miles west of Danbury NC</li>
<li>24 miles north of Winston Salem</li>
</ul>
Being brought to the market for the first time is an absolute hunters paradise that is located in the heart of the "Trophy Belt" of NC. The property consist of 3 contiguous parcels in one offering that totals just over 86 deeded acres.
This tract has frontage on two state maintained roads giving great access and has a gated entrance on the north side. From the gated entrance there is a gravel (all weather) drive that leads just over .3 miles into the property. From the entrance both sides of the drive are flanked with towering planted loblolly that are approx 20 years old and ready for a first thinning. The loblolly plantations encompass the majority of the northern section of the property.
From the center of the property heading south the remainder of the tract is complied of large mature timber, with a great mix of White Oak, Red Oak, Poplar, Hickory, and Beech. Throughout this section you can find 2 nice streams, and a moderate rolling topography. One stream runs from the north end of the property headed south and has an old pond site that the dam has failed, but potentially could be restored. On the southern section of the tract is a larger stream running from west to east with wide banks, beautiful rock croppings and ledges.
The wildlife sign throughout is abundant with a tremendous amount of whitetail tracks, trails, and old rubs observed. There were also a great deal of turkey scratchings observed in the pine plantations and in the hardwoods sections. With the timber diversity in place there is a great bit adequate habitat from existing bedding, mast production, and funnels running with the creeks. This tract holds a great deal of potential for the true outdoor enthusiast!
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>86.34 +/- deed acres (no recent survey)</li>
<li>Approx 1580' of frontage along Hwy 770</li>
<li>Approx 850' of frontage along Young Rd</li>
<li>Approx 40 +/- acres of loblolly plantation (20 +/- years old)</li>
<li>Over 3500' of internal streams</li>
<li>.3 mile of internal gravel drive</li>
<li>2.5 miles from Stoneville NC</li>
<li>5 miles to Eden NC</li>
<li>4 miles to Hwy 220 / I73</li>
<li>27 miles north of Greensboro</li>
</ul>
This 37.5 acre tract is located off of Martin Farm Rd in the eastern portion of Stokes County, and very close to the Rockingham County line. The property is turn key from the aspect having the ability to utilize on day one, whether its for recreational or residential purposes. The current owners have done a really nice job creating an all weather access gravel drive that leads deep into the interior, and ends at a nice ridge with expansive views. This site was chosen to be the prefect home site, and allowing for optimal privacy.
From a recreational standpoint the property falls into three categories. The first section along the highest topography consist of young Loblolly that were generated from the previous stands seed base. As you move down the property further headed towards the creek the slopes are a nice mix of timber ranging from Oak, Poplar, and Beech being the dominate species found. This area was select cut at the same time the Loblolly were harvested. Once you move to the toe of the slope you find a consistent Piedmont creek bottom habitat that is mainly occupied by Sycamore, Ironwood, and Birch. All three areas have a great deal of whitetail presence and create a nice diverse habitat.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>37.51 acres - 2018 survey -<em>PB15/PG181 (attached)</em></li>
<li>2,561 ft of frontage on Little Beaver Island Creek</li>
<li>154 ft of frontage on Martin Farm Rd</li>
<li>Property in <em>PUV</em> status - 2021 Tax Bill $119.14 / $96800 Land Value / $16,100 Taxable Value / $80,700 Deferred Value</li>
<li>8.5+/- acres of natural regenerated Loblolly Pine - approx 4 yrs old</li>
<li>9+/- acres in 100yr flood plain - mix of creek bottom timber species</li>
<li>19+/- acres of hardwood mix - select cut approx 4yrs ago</li>
<li>1550 ft existing gravel drive leading to a great homesite</li>
<li>Previous soil evaluation</li>
<li>Gated entrance</li>
</ul>
<strong><em>Location</em></strong>
<ul>
<li>6 miles west of Madison,NC</li>
<li>7.5 miles west of Hwy 220 / I-73</li>
<li>5 miles west of Mayo River State Park</li>
<li>30 miles northwest of Greensboro, NC</li>
<li>25 miles northeast of Winston Salem, NC</li>
</ul>
This is a nice 40.69 +/- acre combined tract located in the western region of Caswell County. The property is made of two parcels that are part of a previous subdivision.
Once you enter the gated entrance you are greeted by a Piedmont rolling topography and mixed upland Hardwoods. This property has great wildlife habitat and signs of activity and seems to be a great fit for a hunting / recreational retreat. Throughout the property there is a great mix of mast bearing trees, stream, and other qualities that further enhance the habitat.
In the center of the tract is a power line R/W running in a Northeasterly direction making a great shooting lane and adequate ground to add additional wildlife food sources with out the need for any further clearing or cost.
<strong>Features:</strong>
<ul>
<li>Combined parcels # <span class="formula"><span class="wrapped-field">0033 062 / 0033 061 - Caswell County</span></span></li>
<li>Located at the end of a private gravel drive</li>
<li>Gated entrance</li>
<li>Mixed hardwoods</li>
<li>.22 +/- mile of power line R/W running through the property</li>
<li>Rolling Piedmont topography</li>
<li>Approx 2 miles from Hwy 29</li>
<li>Approx 4 miles south of NC/VA state line</li>
<li>Combined tax bill $563.47</li>
</ul>
This tract is located in the Eastern region of Stokes County off of Duggins Rd. The property is accessed by a 30' easement that leads into a good road system with access through the entire property.
The property has a mix of areas recently select cut and other areas of standing timber making for a great hunting tract. In the center of the property is a great ridge allowing for long range views of hanging rock. This tract also has a great stretch of Baker Branch running East to West with many small ledges and falls.
Property is not for lease!
No Trespassing, all Buyer must be accompanied by Broker.
<strong>Features:</strong>
<ul>
<li>53.19+/- acres (Survey on file)</li>
<li>Mixed Timber</li>
<li>Stokes County Pin # 6977-09-4240</li>
<li>PUV - $22,100 / Property is in tax deferment</li>
<li>30' access easement</li>
<li>Baker Branch frontage</li>
<li>Views of Hanging Rock State Park</li>
<li>Rolling topography</li>
<li>Good trail / road system</li>
</ul>
This is a great opportunity for 138+/- acres located in southwest Surry County. The property is located just west of Hwy 52 right off of Hwy 268 and just north of Yadkin County, located at the end of Walker Rd with a gated entrance and has an established roadway/trail system throughout.
The timber on majority of this tract was harvested in late 1997 and has naturally regenerated with a good mix of Poplar, Oaks, and VA Pine. Additionally there is a small grouping of planted White Pine on the northern section that measures 13"- 18" on average.
The property is a great mix of natural wildlife habitat with rolling topography and diversity. The riparian buffers left from the previous harvest has created excellent north/south funnel corridors and are currently being heavily traveled. Additionally the property has two established sizeable food plots.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>138.37 +/- acres per tax records (no recent survey)</li>
<li>Mixed timber - previously harvested in 1997</li>
<li>Established trail system throughout</li>
<li>Several small streams and springs on the property</li>
<li>Two established food plots</li>
<li>Power line easement running east to west through the center of the property</li>
<li>45' joint easement at the entrance (see attachments)</li>
<li>Farm Rd easement noted on deed to service neighboring tract to the east (see attachments)</li>
</ul>
<em><strong>Interactive Map</strong></em>
Located in Caswell County just east of the Rockingham County line is an exceptional 74+/- acre tract being brought to the market for the first time. This farm has been in the same family for generations and utilized for AG production and recreational uses. Throughout the tract is a mix of mature towering timber with a great mix of Upland Hardwoods, Va Pine, and the occasional Short Leaf. Due to its diversity in topo and timber this tract makes a great example of an optimal hunting tract, and a great deal of Deer and Turkey sign were noted on the initial visit.
The property is accessed off of Tate Rd, which is a state maintained paved road and will offer approx 940' of frontage. This tract is a portion of a larger 97 acre tract and the Sellers surveying off approx 24 acres for retention. The property is currently in AG and Forestry deferment allowing for the new owner to retain the benefits with tax savings.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>74+/- acres to be determined as a remainder of deeded acreage save and except the retention area</li>
<li>Approx 4 +/- acres AG field along Tate Rd</li>
<li>70+/- acres of mature timber</li>
<li>Good trail system in place</li>
<li>Northern and eastern boundary follows a bold stream</li>
<li>Rolling topography</li>
<li>7 miles from Hwy 29</li>
<li>23 miles northeast of Greensboro</li>
<li>42 miles northwest of Durham</li>
</ul>
If you're looking for a place to build a home and also have pasture land then this is the place for you. Consisting of 52.1 +/- contiguous acres this property has a great combination of open land and areas of mature hardwoods. At one time the majority of this property was fenced and there is still some fencing in place. Once you enter the property along the tree lined driveway you'll find a 60x50 building with 5 horse stalls, tall ceilings and tons of room for equipment. The barn is fully wired for electricity, has a functional well and has a 10x10 door on each end. The southwest corner has a beautiful flowing creek and the northeast corner has a low land area that creates a great multi-use hunting habitat. There are several great potential building sites and you're in an area surrounded by nice homes. It is rare to find a property that has this much to offer at such a good price. Reach out today to schedule your showing.
This is a one of a kind offering of two tracts nestled in between NC State owned "Mayo State Park", consisting of two non-contiguous parcels with the same ownership. Both tracts have substantial frontage along the Mayo River and give way to breathtaking views.
The properties of both made up of a mix of upland hardwoods and Va pine, with moderate to rolling topography conducive to the area. There are currently several internal trails leading to the banks of the Mayo on the southern tract, along with a nice river side meadow. This tract additionally has several internal streams flowing through the timber adding to the expansive landscape.
As you carry further north along the gravel drive to the northern tract you are greeted by another long riverside meadow that potentially could be one of the nicest stretches of river in the area. The tract is positioned on the interior of 90 degree bend in the river with a small cabin resting just on the hillside overlooking the meadow and river passing by. As the road comes to the end there is a beautiful 7 acre field that meets the center of the bend on the Mayo. From here the property expands to the west and south with laurel lined banks and towering hardwood groves.
This one of a kind property holds what every outdoor enthusiast spends a lifetime searching for all in one offering.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<ul>
<li>95.5 +/- acres consisting of two <em><strong>non-contiguous</strong></em> parcels (survey on file & attached)</li>
<li>Parcel # 101045 (southern tract) 49.76 +/- acres - 2020 tax bill <em><strong>$211.52</strong></em> - <strong>PUV</strong></li>
<li>Parcel # 101049 (northern tract) 45.75 +/- acres - 2020 tax bill <strong><em>$1,133.20</em></strong> - <strong>Not in PUV</strong></li>
<li>Access from Hamlin Ford Rd</li>
<li>30' easement running through southern tract then crosses two out parcels before reaching northern tract</li>
<li>Southern tract - <em><strong>1421 ft +/-</strong></em> frontage on the Mayo River</li>
<li>Northern tract - <em><strong>3273 ft +/-</strong></em> frontage on the Mayo River</li>
<li>Adjacent to State of NC State owned land on northern and southern boundaries</li>
<li>Small cabin on the northern tract with power & water ( no representation on any systems & being sold as is)</li>
<li>Mix of semi-mature and mature timber</li>
<li>All weather gravel access road</li>
<li>Power all the way to the northern tract (United Energy)</li>
<li>Beautiful riverside fields and meadows</li>
<li>2.6 miles south of VA / NC border</li>
<li>3 miles west of Hwy 220 / I 73</li>
<li>31 miles northwest of Greensboro</li>
<li>31 miles northwest of Winston Salem</li>
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