Located in the Gladstone area of Appomattox County this 2-acre tract sits beautifully along the banks of the James River.  Some things that really make this property stand out are that the river bottom is rock all the way out front across the entire river.  It also has a concrete ramp that has been permitted by DEQ, which means it is deeded and won’t have to be taken down.  Boat ramps like these are extremely hard to come by which adds a unique feature to the property.  One of the few private lots on the James River with a private ramp that is concrete.  Another excellent feature to this property is that it already has been perc tested and has a well on site, which means it is ready for your riverfront home to be built on today.  The fishing on this stretch of the James River is notorious for holding large numbers of Smallmouth bass, and Flathead Catfish.  Stretches of river that are shallow with a rock bottom in between sets of rapids have always been some of the best locations for smallmouth bass.  With a property like this you can step off your front porch and be in the river catching smallmouth on topwater, or any other method in a matter of minutes.  For duck hunters it gives you immediate access to the river where you could have the opportunity to shoot Mallards, Canadian geese, and many other forms of waterfowl.  Launch your annual family float trip downstream from your own property as well.  If you are looking for somewhere to enjoy the river while being in an area where you can build a house, hunt, and fish than this is the place to be.

Tax ID: 3 A 8

$155,000

The Burruss Carter tract is 188 acres located 8 miles north of Appomattox, VA just west of Watt Abbitt Rd (Rt 654). This property lays rolling with David Creek making up the western boundary. The access is by Prescriptive Right of Way from Watt Abbitt Rd. The timber consists of 11 acres of 1955 planted Loblolly pine, 43.69 acres of 2001 planted Loblolly pine, 95.58 acres of 2018 planted Loblolly pine and the remaining 38 acres is in 1940 hardwoods. The Burruss Carter tract has good interior roads and will make an excellent timber investment with great recreational opportunities.

Tax ID ID15013 and portion of ID2462

$433,354

The Carter tract is 122 acres located 8 miles north of Appomattox off of Wildway Road (Rt 616). This tract has a rolling topography with David Creek making up the eastern boundary. The access is by a Deeded Right of Way from Wildway Rd. The timber is 85 acres of 2001 planted Loblolly pine with the remaining 36 acres of timber in 1940's hardwood. This is a scenic property with an excellent timber investment with great recreational opportunities.

Tax ID-portion of ID2462

$292,084

The Caterson Tract is located 8 miles North East of Appomattox on State Route 651 near Holiday Lake State Park. The tract lays rolling with Fishpond Creek flowing through the middle of the property.  This property has 1.8 miles of State road frontage along with interior roads for access throughout the property. The Caterson tract is a great timber investment along with strong recreational opportunities making this property ideal for folks to enjoy nearby Holiday Lake and Creek for fishing and Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest for hunting.