Located in Madison, North Carolina—just west of the Stokes County line—this exceptional 56-acre property stands out among today’s listings. Tucked away in a private setting at the end of a state-maintained gravel road, the tract is surrounded primarily by larger neighboring parcels, ensuring peace and seclusion.
Upon entering the gated drive, you’re welcomed by a beautiful timber canopy that guides you into the heart of the property. The main clearing has been thoughtfully developed with essential infrastructure already in place, including power, water, two metal workshops, and a standalone restroom connected to a septic system. Every element has been designed for both comfort and convenience, allowing you to immediately enjoy all the property has to offer.
The majority of the acreage features a mix of mature and young timber, complemented by an extensive trail system that provides easy access throughout. On the southwestern side, a small section of Little Beaver Island Creek meanders through the property, complete with a sandy beach—perfect for relaxing on warm summer days. A central trail traverses rolling terrain, offering scenic views and connecting to several side trails that lead toward the eastern boundary where another stream winds through the landscape.
This is a true turnkey property, offering a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and ready-to-use infrastructure. Whether you’re looking for a recreational retreat, a private homestead, or an investment in North Carolina land, this tract is ready to exceed expectations.
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