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>
<iframe src="https://mapright.com/ranching/maps/e3d798658fe30d90bb3e65655bf239ec/embed" width="1300px" height="520px" frameborder="0"></iframe>
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>
</ul>
Located in Blanch NC, just north of Yanceyville is this exceptional property that was originally set up for a fully functional Equestrian facility. The property was designed with no expense spared to establish a one of a kind farm.
Upon entering you make the beautiful drive through the private and secluded hardwood stands flanking both sides of the driveway. Just over 800ft into the interior you are greeted by the large barn and fully enclosed riding arena. The barn was originally established with 40 stalls, two isles, tack room, office, two bathrooms, tool room, and wash pit. In the center of the barn there is a loft access that allows for an optional apartment, hay storage, and additional flexible space. Just to the west of the barn is the large fully enclosed riding arena that is around 16,000 sq ft under one roof. The barn and arena both could easily be transitioned over to other uses if so desired and would make great equipment storage, workshops, or other uses.
As the drive carries on you are greeted by a small carriage house positioned just off the road that has ample storage with sliding doors on both ends that makes this also a great transitional building. The building could be great for atv storage or just a work shop if desired. Further into the farm you pass through rolling pasture land flanked by a beautiful stand of mature loblolly pine and mature hardwoods.
At the very end of the driveway, and at just over 1700ft into the interior you arrive at the custom built farm house tucked backed into the wood line looking over the peaceful stream meandering below. The home was constructed by the current owners around 1983 with a charming rustic feel that is very fitting for the setting. Inside you are greeted with wide plank pine floors, exposed timber beams, and gorgeous views in every direction. The floor plan has most of your living on the main level with, three bedrooms upstairs, and a functional basement allowing for additional flexible space.
The remainder of the acreage is a great mix of once active pasture that is sectioned and gated for rotations, and mixed mature timber with exceptional views of creeks. Throughout the property you will find a rolling topography and mix of wildlife habitat that allows this property to transition over to a fully recreational tract if desired. The 12 Gates Farm holds so many possibilities for a new owner with a tremendous amount of value in place.
<em><strong>The Facts</strong></em>
<em>- Stick built 2 story home built in 1983 with a basement</em>
<ul>
<li>3 bedrooms</li>
<li>3-1/2 bath</li>
<li>Dual heat pumps</li>
<li>Custom built with rustic exposed beams and pine floors</li>
<li>3 bedrooms upstairs with flex room in the basement</li>
<li>Private well / fed to barns and additional hydrants</li>
<li>3 fireplaces, wood burning living room, gas logs dining room, wood stove basement</li>
</ul>
<em>-10368 +/- sq ft custom built barn</em>
<ul>
<li>Originally built with 40 - 12x12 stables</li>
<li>Wash pit</li>
<li>Interior office with two bathrooms</li>
<li>Tack room</li>
<li>Tool room</li>
<li>Insulated roof</li>
<li>Excellent lighting</li>
<li>Loft hay storage</li>
<li>Double sliding doors on both ends</li>
<li>Wide isles</li>
<li>Separate septic tank</li>
</ul>
<em>-16000+/- sq ft riding arena</em>
<ul>
<li>Clear span</li>
<li>Excellent lighting</li>
<li>Sliding doors on both ends</li>
<li>Easily converted to large workshop, or multi use building</li>
</ul>
<em>-Tax Information</em>
<ul>
<li>65+/- acres shown on plat book 10 / page 101</li>
<li>Map and parcel # 0064 084</li>
<li>Property is in present use valuation</li>
</ul>
Located right in the heart of Yadkin Valley wine country, this tract offers unlimited possibilities. It's nearly impossible to find acreage at this price in this area. Walking distance to a winery and vineyards. Currently planted in young loblolly pines but could be easily converted to fields or pasture land. The land has a gentle roll and nearly all 38 acres are usable. Beautiful flowing creek along two sides of the property. No deed restrictions on the property so use your imagination!
<strong>Features:</strong>
<ul>
<li>Great topography and road frontage</li>
<li>Planted pines for long term investment</li>
<li>Beautiful creeks border the property</li>
<li>Prime location</li>
<li>Great potential building sites</li>
</ul>
Located in the northern section of Rockingham County this 70 acre tract is a perfect timber investment with recreational benefits. The property consist of two parcels that give access from three roads (Garrett, Ward, & Rhodes). The majority of the property was timbered in early 2014 and replanted with Loblolly pine with a great survival rate and thriving stand.
<span class="formula"><span class="wrapped-field">Throughout the property there is a main trail system that will connect from Ward Rd over to Rhodes Rd, and several additional trails leading to additional sections. The property in its current state is a blank canvas from a habitat standpoint allow for a great deal of improvement. There is great deal cover from the dense young pine stand, but the pines are reaching a stage where the floor is starting to be exposed and signs of wildlife corridors are evident. It was noted that several clusters of White Oak stands were left and could be easily accessed to give way to a great bow hunting location providing a natural food source in season.
</span></span>
The property is consistent with typical northern Peidmont rolling topography that adds to the diversity and leads to multiple great home sites that could be utilized.
<strong>The Facts</strong>
<ul>
<li>70.16 +/- acres</li>
<li>Accessible from three State Roads - (Garrett, Rhodes, & Ward)</li>
<li>Combined two tax parcels / Rockingham County # <span class="formula J_formula"><span class="formula"><span class="d-fontSize--smaller d-textStrong">102769</span></span></span> & # <span class="formula J_formula"><span class="formula"><span class="d-fontSize--smaller d-textStrong">102772</span></span></span></li>
<li>Combined 2020 tax bills $1,318.87</li>
<li>Approx. 6 yr old Loblolly plantation</li>
<li>Small stream along the northern section</li>
<li>5 miles northwest of Eden</li>
<li>1.5 miles south of VA state line</li>
<li>12 miles northeast of Madison</li>
<li>35 miles north of Greensboro</li>
</ul>
A beautiful 92+/- acre tract is being offered just West of Hwy 52 in Dobson. This tract offers more within its boundaries than most of comparables in the area and offers great additional investment avenues.
The tract consist of approx. 23+/- acres of 20yr old Loblolly mainly located on the western potion of the property that has not been thinned (Avg 16-18"). The remaining timber is located on the eastern portion of the property and consist of large mast producing hardwoods and poplar. Most of this timber is mature and marketable.
There are 4 nice fields/food plots that together total approx 14.7 +/- acres, and are strategically placed on the high contours allowing for all weather access. Each field is easily accessible with equipment for planting, mowing, or harvesting.
Water is no issue on this tract with multiple streams that combined measure to just over 1 mile in combined lengths. Additionally there are multiple natural springs spread throughout feeding into the streams, making for multiple nice pond sites if desired.
From a hunting stand point the property is ideal with the diversity of timber, bedding, and water. The current ownership has also created an excellent trail system that allows for easy access to virtually every portion of the property with ease.
<strong>Features:</strong>
<ul>
<li>Accessed by 30' easement - see info packet in attachments</li>
<li>Approx 14.5+/- acres of pasture / food plots</li>
<li>Approx 24 +/- acres of managed Loblolly</li>
<li>Multiple small internal streams and springs</li>
<li>Extensive trail system through out</li>
<li>Mature mast producing hardwoods</li>
<li>Mutiple pond sites</li>
<li>Large pole barn and older tobacco barn</li>
<li>Old family cemetery</li>
<li>Excellent wildlife habitat</li>
<li>Moderately rolling topography</li>
<li>Located approx. 10 miles West of Pilot Mtn.</li>
<li>Tax Value $228,160 / 2018 tax bill $1521.83</li>
<li>Zoned RA</li>
<li>Mix of Hardwood and managed loblolly</li>
</ul>
Located just the northern region this great 48 acre tract is situated adjacent to the Whispering Pines subdivision. The property is 100% wooded with a good mix of VA pine and mature hardwoods on the contours.
The property consist of typical northern peidmont rolling topography that allows for great usability, but also having interesting character throughout. Additionally this tract serves as great wildlife habitat in its current state, with ample food and cover. There are two small springs that originate on the west side of the property that flow together and exit just off the southeastern portion. With the water flow and topography there also appears to be several great pond locations.
<strong>Features</strong>
<ul>
<li>100% wooded tract</li>
<li>Deeded access easement from streets within Subdivision (See attached Deed)</li>
<li>Previous soil work and preliminary mapping for mini farm lots</li>
<li>20' Easement to adjacent owner to the East running along Northern boundary</li>
<li>Price below assessed value of $140,388</li>
<li>2020 tax bill $1116.09</li>
</ul>
Located in the Rural Hall region of Stokes county this 46 acre tract has all the right criteria for an optimal recreational tract. The property has just over 860' +/- of frontage along Dodgetown Rd, with a small power line easement running along the frontage parallel to the road. There is a small drive leading into a cleared field that would make a great home site or small food plot for those quick access afternoon hunts. From here there is an access road that leads to the center of the property and a small stream crossing.
In the center of the property just above the stream is a field that has been designed for a great hunting location. There is a small ground blind located on the northern corner with the field strategically having shooting lanes created for coverage. This field is surrounded by internal natural draws and edges leading to it. With its location and topography advantages this should be a prime hunting location.
The center field is surrounded by an abundance of diversity from a habitat aspect with an untouched hardwood grove located off the northeast corner. This area measures to approx 12 acres of mature upland hardwood species. Additionally, it was also noted to have several fruit bearing persimmon in this area. Off of the southern end of the field was a sizeable dense area of young VA pine that could easily be transitioned into bedding area or expanded for more food plots.
This is a great property with a lot of privacy and possibilities.
<strong>The Facts</strong>
<ul>
<li>46.137 +/- acre per deed</li>
<li>No recent Survey on file</li>
<li>Some boundary markers found and marked</li>
<li>Property is in tax deferment - 2020 tax bill $141.34</li>
<li>Stokes County tax parcel # 6977-43-1426</li>
<li>Timber harvest in 2004 on majority of the property - 12 +/- acres on northeast corner not cut</li>
<li>Excellent whitetail and turkey habitat with an abundance of sign noted</li>
<li>Approx. 860' of frontage on Dodgetown Rd</li>
</ul>
This 50 acre tract is located in the northwest region of Caswell County, just south of the VA state line. The property currently consist mowed hay fields stretching along the frontage of Holland Rd with a old farm house tucked in the middle. Just behind the home is a small workshop w/ power and concrete floor to store your tools, equipment, or toys. The home is in very poor condition and uninhabitable therefore no value was given.
The remaining balance of the property is made of of 6 yr old loblolly stands with several old trails running north that could make great access with a little work. There are several stream buffers that were left during the timber harvest that also creates great funnels and travel corridors making this a great option of wildlife habitat. With its moderately rolling topography this property is very accessible and could easily give opportunity for food plot expansion or even off the road building sites.
This tract also offers opportunity with the possibility of minor subdivision due to the expansive road frontage offered from two roads.
<strong>The Facts</strong>
<ul>
<li>50 +/- acres (no recent survey on file)</li>
<li>Approx 2000' of frontage on Holland Rd (south side of property)</li>
<li>Approx 390' of frontage on Pruitt Rd (east side of the property)</li>
<li>38 +/- acres of 6 yr old loblolly pine</li>
<li>7+/- acres of hay / AG fields</li>
<li>Forestry PUV - 2020 tax bill $1175.62</li>
<li>960' sq ft +/- wired workshop w/concrete floor</li>
<li>Old farm house (uninhabitable and no value given) located on the farm</li>
<li>Small power line easement running across the southern section</li>
<li>.15 miles south of VA state line</li>
<li>1 mile east of Hwy 29</li>
<li>4 miles south of Danville VA</li>
<li>17 miles east of Eden NC</li>
<li>17 miles northeast of Reidsville NC</li>
</ul>
The Howard Farm is being brought to the Market for the first time and is located just East of the Surry/Wilkes County line. This property has been cherished by the Howard family with a conservation mindset to assure its beauty stayed in tack for generations to come.
The property is surveyed to be just over 113+/- acres with a vast array of features sought out by true outdoor enthusiast. With it being located in the Western Piedmont / Foothills region of NC it adds to the diversity of habitat that natural beauty. As you enter on the south east corner of the property there is a nice hardwood bluff overlooking the South Fork of the Mitchell River which stretches just over 3/10 +/- of a mile within the boundaries. This stretch of the River is under a perpetual conservation easement with a 65' from C/L protected area.
After crossing the River Ford you are greeted by a nice natural meadow located just West of the river banks. From here there are multiple trails that lead throughout the densely wooded tract that is made up of native Hardwoods and planted White Pine.
This tract offers many options with a nice building site on the Eastern ridge, great hunting opportunities, or just long term preservation.
<strong>- Property details</strong>
<ul>
<li>Assessed value - $273,910 / LUV - $49,100 (Forestry deferment) / $307.36 - 2020 Tax Bill</li>
<li>Survey by Phil Wagoner shows 113.78 Acres (not on record)</li>
<li>South fork of the Mitchell River runs through the eastern portion of the property</li>
<li>130' wide perpetual conservation easement extending 65' each side of C/L if the South Fork of the Mitchell River</li>
<li>Timber mix of native Hardwoods and planted white pine</li>
<li>Nice building site on East side of the River with water views</li>
</ul>
<strong>- Location</strong>
<ul>
<li>9.5 miles East of I-77</li>
<li>.5 miles East of Wilkes County line</li>
<li>5 miles East of Stone Mtn. State Park</li>
<li>44 miles Northwest of Winston Salem</li>
<li>11 miles Northwest of Elkin</li>
</ul>
