The BK 1443 tract is 113.6 acres located south of Keysville on W Point Stevens Rd just off of Kings Hwy (State Rt 15). This parcel lays flat to rolling with a creek flowing through the southern half of the tract.The timber is 98.4 acres of 2016 planted Loblolly pine and 15 acres of 1940s hardwood and pine mix stream buffers. An internal road offers good access throughout the tract for hunting and timber management. This tract is a great timber investment with recreational opportunities.

$221,579($1,951/acre)

The BK 1442 Tract 221 acres is located east of Red House in Charlotte County on Hunters Road (Rt 736). This tract lays rolling with long frontage on Big Cub Creek and with an interior road system to provide access throughout the property. The merchantable timber is made up of 95.8 acres of 1992-95 planted Loblolly pine and 60 acres of 1921 hardwoods, the remaining timber is 50 acres of 2019 planted Loblolly pine. The BK 1442 tract is a solid timberland investment with great recreational hunting opportunities.

$441,900($2,000/acre)

The Bryant Gordon West Tract is 240 acres located north of Phenix VA on Red House Road (State Rt 727). This property lays rolling to flat with frontage on Cub Creek. The timber consists of 98 acres of 1999 planted Loblolly pine, 19 acres of planted Loblolly pine and 105 acres of mature hardwood flat woods. The hunting opportunities are excellent with hardwood timberlands for deer and turkey and 9 acres of wetlands adjoining Cub Creek creating good waterfowl habitat. There is an interior road system and ATV trails to access much of the property. The Bryant Gordon property is an excellent timber investment with strong recreational opportunities. 

$583,675($2,432/acre)

The BK 1419 tract is 220 acres located east of Drakes Branch accessed by Deeded Row (see map) and Whitney Lane. This parcel lays rolling with a creek flowing through the western part of the tract.

The timber is 20 acres of 1988 planted Loblolly pine, 79 acres of 2008 planted Loblolly pine, 73 acres of 2013 planted Loblolly pine and the remaining timber is 1931 hardwood bottom land.

The tract has excellent prime soils, with Cecil fine sandy loam making up the majority soil type. The hardwood bottom land and the utility easement provide excellent wildlife habitat for hunting making this a great recreational/ timber investment with immediate and long term cash flow.

$518,316($2,356/acre)

The Bryant Gordon East tract is 28 acres located north of Phenix, VA on Red House Road (State Rt 727). This property lays gentle rolling with good interior road access. The timber is 2015 planted Loblolly pine with some mature hardwood in the buffer areas. This tract makes an excellent large estate, or a small farm and the timber as a long-term investment.

100 acre Hardwood timber timber tract located 5 miles West of Chase City, VA.  This tract has 4.5 acres of open land and 90 acres of 20-40 yr natural hardwoods.  The tract lays rolling with Otter creek going through the property and a small beaver pond on the West side of the property. The Tract is accessed by deeded Right of Way.This is a good hardwood timber investment and recreational tract. 

210 acre timber land located 5 miles from Brookneal, VA.  This tract has a mile of state road frontage and lays rolling with a creek on the north boundary. The timber consists of 90 acres of 16 year Loblolly pine, 80 acres of 30 to 40 year natural hardwoods and 38 acres of natural Loblolly pine and mixed hardwoods. This is a good timber investment tract with hunting and fishing on the nearby Staunton River (2.5 miles).

UC 13002 is 170.9 acres located 5.5 miles South of Keysville on US Hwy 360.  This tract has 153 acres of 2016 planted Loblolly pine 13.25 acres of hardwood and pine mix bottom land.  The tract fronts State Rt 613 and US Hwy 360.

63 acres located 6 miles West of Phenix, VA.  This property is a good investment and recreational tract.  There are 18 acres in crop land and 44 acres in 2013 planted Loblolly Pine.  A two acre pond is located on the Eastern part of the property.  The tract is accessed by a deeded Right-of-Way.  The topography is rolling with a small creek and hardwood buffers.  The recreational opportunities  are excellent with fishing, deer and turkey hunting.