This 725 ac Farm is located East of Jarratt, VA, has 2.49 miles of road frontage, and is 1.3 miles from the closest I-95 exit.  The Farm has 415 acres of cropland consisting of prime soils, slagle fine sandy loam and craven loam.  There are four ponds (36 acres) for irrigation and 194 acres of 2015 planted loblolly pine. The remaining acreage is made up of hardwood buffers and interior roads.  This farm is an excellent opportunity to own a property with 415 acres of contiguous cropland with very productive soils.

$2,190,000($3,021/acre)

The Low Ground Timber Tract is 122.7 acres located north of Drewryville, VA on River Town Road (Rt 704).  This property lays gentle rolling with with a creek flowing though the southern part of the property creating a large 13 acre pond  with a small pond on the eastern side of the tract.  The timber is comprised of 100 acres of 2017 planted Loblolly pine, 4 acres of 2013 planted  Loblolly pine with the remaining acreage in hardwood buffers.The property can be accessed from River Town Road and Butts Road with well established interior roads, also there is an old RR ROW that runs east west through the property that is used to access sections  of the property.  The Low Ground Timber tract is an excellent opportunity for a solid timber investment with great recreational opportunities.

Azalea Comp 12  is 758 acres located just north of Drewryville, VA and 2.6 miles from State Hwy 58. This tract lays flat to gentle rolling with Smith Swamp making up the north east boundary. The timber is 651 acres of planted Loblolly pine ranging from 1999 to 2006 stands with the remaining acreage in 1966 natural hardwoods. The property has 1.6 miles of road frontage on Mason Rd. (Rt 610) and Fortsville Rd. (Rt 612). The tract has a great internal road system with multiple gated entrances for access. The hunting opportunities are excellent with multiple managed food plots located around the property and mature hardwood bottoms throughout the property for natural food and habitat for the wildlife. Comp 12 is an excellent opportunity for a timber investment with great hunting and recreational opportunities.

The Azalea Comp 9 South is 334 acres located north of Capron, VA on Peters Bridge Rd (Rt 631). The tract lays gentle rolling with good interior roads for access throughout the tract. The timber is comprised of 170 acres of planted 1998 Loblolly pine, 78 acres planted 2003 Loblloly pine, 5.6 acres 2000 planted Loblolly pine and the remaining 78 acres is hardwood bottom land. The soils on this tract are prime soils, primarily Emporia Slagle and Slagle fine sandy loam. The property has great wildlife habitat with Raccoon Creek (mature hardwood bottom land) making up the south west boundary and cropland on the north boundary providing food and cover for deer and turkey. Comp 9 South is an excellent timber investment with good interior roads for logging and prime soils for growing. The recreational opportunities are excellent for this property.

$836,825($2,500/acre)

Azalea Comp 8 South is 203 acres located less than 1 mile from US Hwy I 95 near Jarrat, VA. This property lays flat with Spring Creek making up the southern boundary. The timber is 57 acres of Planted 1997 Loblolly pine, 18 acres of 1986 planted Loblolly pine and 32 acres of hardwood bottom land, also there is approximately 90 acres in cut-over. This tract has a nice mixture of habitat for wildlife and the adjoining cropland will help draw wildlife to create an excellent hunting opportunity. Comp 8 South is a good timber investment with great hunting for deer, turkey, quail and doves.

The Azalea Comp 8 North tract is 403 acres located less than a mile from I 95 near Jarrat, VA. This property lays flat to gentle rolling with over a mile of road frontage on Owen Road (Rt 645) and Bell Rd (Rt 644). The timber is comprised of 289 acres of 1999 planted Loblolly pine with 95 acres in hardwood bottom land. The soils on this tract are prime soils, with Slagle, Eulomia, and Yemassee fine sandy loam making  up the majority of the upland soils. There is cropland adjoining this property on three sides increasing the hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, quail and dove. This property is a solid timber investment with strong hunting possibilities.

The Hunt Magee Tract is a 26 acre property located south of Yale, Virginia Sussex County.  This tract fronts Courthouse Rd and lays flat with a spring making up the southern boundary.  The property consists of 18 acres 1993 Loblolly Pine, 4 acres of hardwood bottom land and 3.6 acres of cropland. There is an old house on the property with power running to it and a well, the condition of the house is uncertain.  This property is an excellent opportunity for a small farm or home with acreage.

The Family Tree Three Creeks Tract is located just north east of Emporia, VA, it is an excellent opportunity to own a 1,063 acre property with great timber production and hunting opportunities. The Three Creeks tract lays flat with the Three Creek creek making up the southern boundary. Three Creeks creek is a black water creek populated by mature hardwoods, pines and cypress. The timber consists of 55.8 acres 1988 Loblolly pine, 281.7 acres of 1991 Loblolly pine, 180.2 acres of 1997 Loblolly pine, 48 acres of 2002 Loblolly pine, 286.75 acres of 1907 hardwoods, 129.75 of 1910 hardwoods, 36.06 of 1967 hardwoods and 20.26 acres of 1994 hardwoods. A total of 1,037.84 acres in timber. The soils on this tract are primarily Slagle fine sandy loam and Tomotely sandy loam, both prime soils with site indexes of 86-99. The hunting opportunities include deer, turkey, ducks and quail. This property has a Department of Forestry conservation easement with 50 acres in a permanent protected easement (see map, orange  parcel).

707 acres located near Yale, Virginia

This tract lays flat and has  a mile of frontage on Gray Rd. There are 180 acres of prime cropland consisting of Emporia slagle and Eulonia fine sandy Loam. The Timber consists of 355 acres of 1996 planted Loblolly Pine, 5 acres 1960 Loblolly Pine,  96.6 acres of 2011 Loblolly Pine, 18.6 acres of 2015 Loblolly pine and 43 acres of 1960 Hardwoods, a total of 518 acres of timber. The tract has frontage on Raccoon Creek offering great habitat for deer, turkey, and ducks.

The Azalea Tract Comp 5, 472.64  acres is located north of Sussex County Court House with approximately 2,600' of frontage on Courthouse Road. This tract lays flat, with very productive soils primarily Slagle fine sand loam and Altavista sandy loam. The timber is 401 acres of 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2016 planted Loblolly pine with 64 acres of 1964 natural pine-hardwood mix bottom land. The tract has  good interior roads to access the majority of the tract. This is an excellent timber investment with very productive soils and with over 86% of the land convertible.

Azalea Comp 7 is a 101 acre tract located  South East of Sussex County Court House on Hunting Quarter Rd. This tract lays flat with majority of the property in uplands. The property is just north of Hunting Quarter swamp. The timber on this tract is 50 acres of 2011 planted loblolly pine, 28 acres of 1997 planted sweet gum hardwoods with the remaining 23 acres in cypress and hardwoods. The hunting opportunities are deer, turkey and ducks. This tract is a great opportunity as an timber investment and hunting tract. 

The Azalea Comp 3 Tract is 1,570 acres  located 5 miles East of Stony Creek, VA with over a mile of frontage on Cabin Stick Road.  This property lays flat with 2.3 miles of frontage on the Nottoway River and with  1,006 acres of uplands and 549 acres of flats and bottom land.  The timber consists of 985 acres of planted Loblolly pine and 549 acres of natural mix of mature pine and hardwoods stands. This tract has excellent soils for growing timber and a good interior road system to manage the timber and access the majority of the tract. The different ages of the timber stands from 1997-2004 offers a good cash flow for the long term investor. The recreational opportunities are hunting, fishing, canoeing, 4 wheeling, hiking and just about anything else one can do outdoors. The Nottoway River is a State Scenic River, a black water river with sandy bottom and mature cypress and hardwoods on its banks.The Nottoway River flows into the Chowan River (NC) and all the way to the Albemarle Sound. This 1,570 acre tract has a lot to offer the timberland investor and the recreational land buyer that wants something special.

85.7 acres managed timberland located near Jarrat, VA. This tract has 4,100' of State road frontage, the tract lays level and the soils are prime Farm land  Slagle fine sandy loam and Myatt loam. The timber is 1988 planted Loblolly pine and the site index is 88.  This is an excellent investment tract with recreational opportunities. 

The Pulley Tract (144 acres) is located approximately 1 mile south of the Town of Waverly and Hwy 460.  This tract has approximately 1 mile of State road frontage providing great access to the tract and subdivision opportunities.  The timber is approximately 100 acres of 1996 and 1997 planted Loblolly pine and 44 acres of 1950 hardwood bottom land.  The soils are primarily Emporia Slagle and Roanoke Loam with an average site index of 88.  The Coppahaunk Swamp flows through this tract providing excellent hunting opportunities of deer, turkey and ducks.

Located between Wakefield and Stony Creek in central Sussex County, VA - the Massenburg Tract is located convenient to I-95 and Petersburg.  This tract is accessed from State Rt 35 and an interior road system.   The timber is made up of 1989 natural pine and hardwoods also 2009 planted Loblolly pine, providing for current and future income potential.  The soils are primarily Slagle Sandy Loam and Emporia with a site index average of 80.  The natural hardwoods on this tract provide a great food source and therefore solid hunting opportunities. 

The B.T. Horne Tract is located East of Emporia just North of Hwy 58.  Access is by State road Rt 609 and Rt 697.  This is a well-managed timber tract with merchantable 1986, 1990 planted Loblolly pine and 1990 Natural mixed hardwoods and pine. The pre-merchantable timber is 2013 and 2014 planted Loblolly pine.  The soils are Ulonia and Emporia-Slagle with an average site index of 85.  There is approximately 95 acres in natural timber which offers great forage areas for deer and turkey.

The UCC 1338 263 acres is located just North of Emporia and right off of I 95 at exit ramp 17.  This tract is accessed by deeded Right of Way and internal roads.  Topography is rolling with South Fork Poplar Swamp on the Northern boundary.  The timber is primarily 1989 planted Loblolly pine and 2004 planted Loblolly pine.  The soils are Uchee, Eulonia and Chastain Loam with an average site index of 85.  Hunting opportunities are deer, turkey and ducks.