Carwin Owens
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Tract C22 White Oak Butterwood Tract-1
78.32 Acres
The White Oak Butterwood Tract-1 comprises 78.32 acres situated on Boze Road, approximately 20 miles west of Petersburg. The tract features gently rolling terrain with a small creek traversing the property and direct access to White Oak Creek. Timber resources include 58 acres of Loblolly pine planted in 2010, along with 20 acres of mature hardwoods. This property offers excellent potential as a homestead, as well as serving as a valuable timber investment or hunting tract.
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Tract B506 BK-542 Decker Banton (5960)
169.23 Acres
The BK-5452 Decker Banton Tract is located 10 miles southwest of Dillwyn on Plank Road (Rt. 600) with 1,900’ of State maintained road frontage. The tract lays rolling with the Willis River making up the Northern Boundary. The timber consists of 97.6 acres of 2007 planted Loblolly pine, 36 acres of 2015 planted Loblolly and 27 acres of natural 1950 hardwoods. This property is an excellent opportunity for a timberland investment and or an estate property.
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Tract B589 Abernathy
91.28 Acres
The Abernathy Tract is located 12 miles southwest of Dinwiddie, off Cutbank Road (Route 687). This tract lays gently rolling with Rainey Creek as the eastern boundary and frontage on the Nottoway River. The property is accessed by a 50’ deeded right-of-way that is approximately 1,700’ in length from Cut Bank Road (Rt. 687). The timber consists of 75 acres of un-thinned 2003 planted Loblolly pine and 16 acres of mature hardwoods. This property will make a great timber investment with strong hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and ducks.
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Tract B649 Ogden
171 Acres
Situated in Halifax County, Virginia, this expansive 171-acre property is accessed via a prescriptive easement from Addie Williams Road, approximately 25 minutes away from Brookneal and South Boston. The land features rolling terrain with a 1-acre pond and borders Hunting Creek to the south. The property comprises 131 acres of 2009 planted Loblolly pine, 6 acres of 1980s natural Loblolly pine, and 32 acres of mature hardwoods, making it a promising timber investment. Additionally, it offers recreational opportunities such as hunting, hiking, and wildlife observation. In summary, this property provides a blend of natural beauty, timber investment potential, and recreational value, making it an attractive prospect for various interests.
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Tract B689 JR Bridwell
90 Acres
The JR Bridwell Tract is 90 acres located 6 miles east of Scottsville just off of Hardware Road. This tract is accessed by a Deeded Row and the adjoining landowner has a ROW across the property. This property lays rolling with a small creek running through the middle of the tract. The timber consists of 67 acres 2023 planted Loblolly and 21 acres of mature hardwood. The Bridwell tract is an excellent opportunity to own a nice estate property and a long-term timber investment.
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Tract B931 Bivins Tract
76.6 Acres
The Bivins Tract is 76.6 acres located on Bluebird Lane approximately 6.5 miles from Palmyra and 19 miles from Charlottsville. This tract lays slightly rolling with a small creek going through the property. There are 68 acres of 2012 planted Loblolly pine along with 8.6 acres of mature mix pine and hardwood. The Bivins Tract is an excellent opportunity to own a great timber investment and or a small estate parcel.
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Tract B730 Chesapeake Four Square E-2
116.09 Acres
The Four-Square E-2 tract is located on Comet Road (Rt 652) approximately 5 miles south of Smithfield. This property lays flat with 2,500' of road frontage and a small spring on the western boundary line. The timber consists of 106 acres of 2023 planted Loblolly pine. This parcel is a great long term timber investment and or an estate parcel. This property will need to be surveyed and approved by the county before closing.
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Tract B630 Wright
45.1 Acres
The Wright Tract is 45.1 acres, located on Green Hill Road (Rt. 609 Nottoway County). This tract is approximately 5 miles north of Blackstone and 28 miles west of Petersburg. The property lays lightly rolling adjoining Cellar Creek with a 5-acre field and a 1.8-acre pond. The timber consists of 31.62 of 40+ yr. old Loblolly Pine and 6.7 acres of mature hardwoods. This tract includes a very good condition metal building with concrete floors and a side shed (see pictures). This property would make a very nice homestead and or recreational tract, also please note, that the property has been perked for a regular 3-bedroom septic.
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Tract B777 Cherry Tree Penland 1&2
64.48 Acres
The Penland 1&2 Tract is 64.48 acres located on Ridge Road (Rt. 676) 15 miles Southeast of Scottsville and 7 miles south. This parcel lays gentle rolling with Rocky Creek flowing through and a nice mature hardwood buffer. The timber consists of 18 acres of 2017 planted Loblolly Pine, 24 acres of 2022 planted Loblolly Pine and 20.7 acres of mature hardwoods. The Penland 1&2 tract is an excellent property for a timber investment along with great recreational opportunities. This property will need to be surveyed and approved by the county before closing.
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Tract B916 Holly Bluff and Racoon Island
183.11 Acres
Holly Bluff Island is the last remaining private Island on Virginia’s eastern shore. This island property has served as a hunting and fishing property since the late 1800’s. Holly Bluff is located just off the southeastern coast of Northampton County, just south of Smith Island. The island boasts 183 acres of upland and marshes with two homesites. The main house, built in the late 1800's, has 4 bedrooms, each one with long views over the bay and marshes, 2 bathrooms, a large eat in kitchen and sitting area with views of the marsh and bay. The guest house was originally built as a hunting and fishing camp in 1910, has 2 bunk rooms, 1 bedroom, 1 half bath, outside shower, a sitting area and kitchen. The remaining improvements include 2 large barn utility buildings near the dock and a small utility building behind the main house. Electric power is utilized from batteries charged by a generator. The water supply is primarily rainwater which is stored in water reservoirs and serves the houses by gravity. There are 2 docks, one of which is in use while the other needs to be rebuilt. It is a resting place for migratory birds, monarch butterflies, and a home to ospreys and eagles, as well as a winter home to seals. Holly Bluff offers access to multiple Barrier Islands like Smith and Mockhorn Islands, which have miles of pristine remote beaches and thousands of acres of abundant marshes. These marshes and creeks offer bountiful habitat for ducks, geese, marsh hens, speckled trout, red fish, flounder, striped bass, and many types of shore birds. The recreational opportunities within Magothy Bay are abundant, from boating, kayaking, fishing, hunting, bird watching, crabbing and or just getting away from it all, Holly Bluff is truly a special haven for nature lovers. Imagine the all the memories that have been made at Holly Bluff, this is a rare opportunity for one to be able to be part of that history while making one’s own special memories.