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Prime Investment Or Building Location

For immediate assistance with this listing call Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 . 4.9 acres - very private - buildable - seclusion - private road - HOA! Call Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 to schedule a showing today! Have you been looking for rural residential and recreational land in Patrick County, VA? Nestled in the scenic foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this 4.9 acre property in Patrick County, Virginia, offers the perfect mix of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience. Located in a private development, this land is highly buildable, retreat, or full-time residence. With stunning views, excellent road frontage, and unground power already on-site. Surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking views, this property offers a peaceful escape while keeping you close to the charm of Meadows of Dan and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Enjoy the fresh mountain air, explore nearby trails and rivers, or simply relax and take in the scenery. Whether you’re looking for a personal retreat or an investment in the future, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss. Only 10 minutes away is another main local attraction, Primland Resort. Primland is a luxurious back-to-nature escape unfolding across the highlands of Virginia in all their smoke-hued grandeur. The Blue Ridge Mountains are a natural paradise of forest-cloaked peaks and sun-dappled valleys. At the heart of this pristine wilderness, Primland Resort awaits on its own 12,000-acre mountain estate. This property is 1 hour north of Winston-Salem NC, 1 hour south of Roanoke Va, one hour west of Martinsville Va, and 30 minutes east of Galax Va. Don’t miss out on this rare chance to own a piece of paradise in the heart of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. For more information on this or other land for sale in Patrick County contact, Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 or by email at mmuehleck@ or visit For more information on this and other land for sale in Patrick County, contact Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 or by email at mmuehleck@ or visit

For immediate assistance with this listing call John Perez a call at 252-325-4766 . A mountaintop retreat awaits! Stunning Appalachian Mountain views for miles, overlooking the Russell Fork River. Call John Perez a call at 252-325-4766 to schedule a showing today! If you're looking for a parcel that offers views for miles, then you'll want to check out this parcel. This property is unrestricted so let your imagination run wild. This is a great opportunity to build your cabin high on the mountain with views only Eagles get to enjoy! This hillside parcel will require a road to drive to the top of your property, but you'll enjoy watching the sunrise and sunsets when the work is done! Enjoy spending time on your own land where you can hunt, hike and enjoy nature. This area has a lot to offer for the outdoors person whether it's hiking, wildlife viewing, hunting, trout fishing, or ATV riding - there's something for everyone! Located in Honaker, VA. This is the far western part of Virginia. Buchanan County is the only Virginia County to border Kentucky and West Virginia. This mountain parcel has a spring with a small waterfall. Wildlife in the area includes deer, bear and turkey, and this area also boasts Elk, one of the few VA counties where they roam. For a birds eye 360 degree panoramic view be sure to click on the interactive map at the bottom of this link. For mor information on Buchanan County: For more information on this property or other properties in Western, VA please call John Perez at 434-442-6075 or contact him via email at jperez@ For more information on this and other land for sale in Buchanan County, contact John Perez at 252-325-4766 or by email at jperez@ or visit

Prime Building Lot In The Long Ridge Estates Community

Discover the most serene creekside hunting property in Franklin County, Virginia. This 67.5+/- acre tract is truly a labor of love by the seller and offers everything an outdoor enthusiast, hunter, or homesteader could want. With diverse rolling terrain, established food plots, extensive trail systems, and natural water sources, this property is designed for both wildlife habitat and year-round enjoyment. Two well-designed food plots – one approximately 1/3-acre and the other over 1/2-acre – provide excellent forage for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The feathered edging around each plot creates a sense of security for wild game, encouraging even mature bucks to enter with confidence. A strategically designed trail system winds for over a mile throughout the property, forming a gently rising and falling loop that offers easy access to various stand locations, enabling you to carefully plan each sit based on wind direction. These trails are ideal for 4WD vehicles, UTVs, or tractors and could be expanded to offer additional access points. Natural water sources include two nice creeks, with one being particularly bold and wild, as well as multiple springs scattered throughout the property. After a long day, unwind on the massive rock outcroppings by the whispering creek, where the sun warms your face and crickets provide a soothing soundtrack, making it the perfect spot for a secluded cabin, camping site, or peaceful retreat. The land features a diverse mix of timber, starting with a stand of yellow pine near the entrance before transitioning into a lush hardwood bottom dominated by poplar. Other areas of the property showcase red oak, white oak, rhododendrons, and patches of Virginia pine. A cleared area near the road offers another great spot to build a cabin, park an RV, or set up a hunting camp with a shipping container or tent. Its location ensures minimal disturbance to wildlife deeper within the property. Meanwhile, a foundational wildlife management plan has been loosely developed, outlining how the next owner could expand the existing food plots to over two acres, planting nutrient-rich crops like clover, chicory, brassicas, and oats to provide year-round forage. The addition of fruit-bearing trees, such as crabapple and persimmon, along the smaller creek could further enhance the land’s appeal to wildlife. Timber stand improvement (TSI) practices, including hinge cutting to create designated additional bedding areas, would also significantly boost the deer habitat and natural forage. And by selectively opening the canopy, the native seed bank would flourish, providing even more food sources for wildlife. This property offers a great opportunity for anyone looking for the perfect hunting land in southwest Virginia, a recreational retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountain region, or a homestead property with natural resources and privacy. ~20 min to Rocky Mount, VA and Ferrum College ~20 minutes to Philpott Lake + boat ramp ~30 minutes to Martinsville, VA ~50 minutes to Roanoke, VA Whether you envision a private hunting sanctuary, a weekend getaway, or a long-term investment in land, this tract offers limitless potential. To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 540-299-7238 or jrolfe@ Get To Know the Area: Hunt Turkeycock WMA: Expand your hunting area by heading into this rugged terrain with miles of gravel roads and dense hardwood forests, providing prime habitat for wild turkey, white-tailed deer, and a variety of other wildlife, while also featuring opportunities for birding, scouting, and off-the-beaten-path exploration. Cast a Line on the Smith River: With diverse fishing opportunities, cold tailwater conditions, and a mix of stocked and wild brown and rainbow trout, the Smith River is a premier, year-round Virginia trout fishery for anglers of all skill levels. Speed Things Up At Martinsville Speedway: At .526 miles in length, Martinsville Speedway is the shortest track on the NASCAR Cup Series circuit. Because of its small size, tight corners and unique shape – described most often as a paperclip – Martinsville offers some of the most exciting and close-quarters racing in the sport. Experience Moonshining History in Franklin County, VA: From Franklin County’s bootlegging roots during the Prohibition era of the 1920s to modern-day depictions on the big screen, there’s nothing watered down about the wettest county in the world! Visit Roanoke, VA: Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Roanoke, VA, offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure, hiking, scenic drives, historic landmarks, arts and culture, craft breweries, local dining, family-friendly attractions, and a thriving downtown scene, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers, history buffs, and weekend getaways. Join a Monday Night Jam at The Blue Ridge Institute & Museum: Explore traditions from years gone by, and enjoy getting to know some of the great local artists, musicians, and residents of the Blue Ridge region. Cruise the Nearby Blue Ridge Parkway: Drive one of America's most scenic roads. Enjoy a leisurely excursion filled with nature's beauty through dense forests and atop mountain ridges. You'll find breathtaking overlooks, numerous hiking trails and great spots for picnics.

4-Bedroom Estate With Stunning Valley And Mountain Views

Spring Knoll Farm – Premier Income-Producing Farmland With Endless Potential

For immediate assistance with this listing call Brittany Seldomridge at 540-691-9058 . - Primarily approximately 20 year old planted Loblolly Pine -Hardwood SMZs -Small Stream winding through property -Road Frontage on 2 sides of property -Conveniently located between Charlottesville and Richmond. Call Brittany Seldomridge at 540-691-9058 to schedule a showing today! This 58-acre property is primarily comprised of approximately 20-year-old planted loblolly pine with hardwood SMZs. This property offers you the chance to build your next home, have a weekend getaway or an investment property. A small creek winds through the middle of the property and road frontage on 2 sides offers plenty of options for access with established access off the quiet dead-end of Virginia Mill Rd. This tract is conveniently located close to Charlottesville, Farmville and Richmond making for an easy commute to work while enjoying the quiet country life at home. The pines on this property also provide plenty of shelter for wildlife and the creek provides a valuable water source making for a great hunting property as well. For the watersports lovers just 5 miles away is the New Canton Boat Ramp on the James River. Arvonia, VA, is a small, unincorporated community in Buckingham County, Virginia. It is known for its historical connection to the slate industry, as Arvonia slate has been widely used in construction across the U.S. Buckingham County, Virginia, is a rural county located in the central part of the state. It was founded in 1761 and is known for its rich history, scenic countryside, and strong agricultural roots. The county seat is Buckingham, and the James River forms its northern border. Buckingham is filled with history, natural beauty, and small-town charm with a population of about 17,000. Agriculture, forestry, and mining comprise the majority of the economy. Links of interest: -Horsepen Lake | Virginia DWR -Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest : Virginia Department of Forestry Nearby: TBD Virginia Mill RdCharlottesville 33 mi/45 mins•Farmville 33 mi/45 mins•Richmond 64 mi/1 hr 15 mins•Zion Crossroads 28 mi/38 mins For more information on this and other land for sale in Buckingham County, contact Brittany Seldomridge at 540-691-9058 or by email at bseldomridge@ or visit

Welcome to the first-ever PlotStar property presented by Mossy Oak Properties in Martinsville, VA! This 53.2-acre tract of rolling mountain timberland is a hunter’s paradise, a recreational retreat, or the perfect location for your future homestead. Professionally managed by Petersen’s Wildlife Management, this property has been thoughtfully curated to support thriving wildlife populations, making it a premier destination for deer, turkey, and small game. This land consists of both mature and younger timber, with a diverse mix of poplar, pine, and hardwoods, as well as three strategically placed food plots planted with nutrient-rich clover and chicory, serving as prime feeding areas for wild game. Each plot is intentionally bordered by natural cover, creating a secluded environment that enhances wildlife movement while allowing hunters to access blinds undetected. Custom-built, lockable Rutt Hutts box blinds are positioned in each plot, offering comfortable accommodations for two hunters, whether for archery or firearm pursuits. To further enrich the habitat, watering holes have been installed, and fruit-bearing wildlife trees, including crabapple, have been planted to provide additional food sources and long-term sustainability for the property’s game populations. A picturesque creek gently winds through the western portion of the property, providing a year-round water source for wildlife and adding to the natural beauty of the landscape. Easily accessible via an established UTV trail, this area has been enhanced with several acres of timber stand improvement (TSI) to promote a healthier, more diverse habitat. In this TSI zone, you’ll find ancient white oaks, creating an incredible food buffet of “deer candy” for the local deer population. Hinge cutting has been implemented along the creek and its surrounding areas to create ideal bedding and feeding areas for deer and premium nesting cover for turkeys, ensuring both security and sustenance for the property's wild game. Strategically planned, this area is developed to hold wildlife down in the lower portions of the property until they move into one of the three established food plots situated on higher ground throughout the property for primary feeding. This setup allows hunters to approach those upper area food plots from a downwind position from the prevailing winds during hunting season and increases the likelihood of a successful hunt while minimizing detection. Winding internal trails weave through the property, offering seamless access to hunting areas, food plots, and breathtaking scenic overlooks. On the northeastern ridge, a thriving oak flat provides a prime location for early-season deer hunting as acorns drop, while in the spring, it transforms into an ideal turkey strut zone. This area features a healthy mix of red oak and chestnut oaks, with some white oaks interspersed throughout, making it an excellent natural forage area. From this elevated vantage point, you can take in stunning seasonal views of the rolling peaks and valleys of Henry and Patrick Counties, with glimpses of Bull Mountain in the distance. This ridgeline also presents an excellent opportunity for a hunting cabin, a secluded homestead, or the expansion of an existing food plot, making it a versatile and valuable feature of the property. With multiple gated entrances and road frontage, this property ensures secure and private access. This tract is located just a short drive from Martinsville Speedway if you have the need for speed, and Philpott Lake if you're looking to boat, fish, or hike. Nearby recreational options include Fielddale Park, Jordan Creek Park, and the Monogram Smith River Sports Complex, which spans over 90 acres and hosts various sports, tournaments, and outdoor events. ~5 minutes to the nearest Smith River canoe launch access point ~10 minutes to Martinsville Speedway and Chatmoss Country Club ~20 minutes to Philpott Lake ~45 minutes from Danville, VA ~1 hour from Greensboro, NC and Winston-Salem, NC This turnkey hunting and recreational property is a rare find in Henry County. Whether you’re looking to hunt, build, or invest in prime Virginia land, this tract is ready for you! To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 540-299-7238 or jrolfe@ Get To Know the Area: Visit Martinsville, VA: Experience heart-pounding NASCAR racing, explore the arts, enjoy cycling or hiking, and so much more! Cast a Line on the Smith River: With diverse fishing opportunities, cold tailwater conditions, and a mix of stocked and wild brown and rainbow trout, the Smith River is a premier, year-round Virginia trout fishery for anglers of all skill levels. Speed Things up at Martinsville Speedway: At .526 miles in length, Martinsville Speedway is the shortest track on the NASCAR Cup Series circuit. Because of its small size, tight corners and unique shape – described most often as a paperclip – Martinsville offers some of the most exciting and close-quarters racing in the sport. Hunt Fairystone Farms WMA: Expand your hunting area by heading over to Fairystone Farms WMA, which spans 14,000 acres along with adjoining Fairystone State Park and Philpott Lake lands. Get More Land Management Tips from Petersen's Wildlife Management: Continue to attract and grow the wild game on your property with a bespoke habitat management and hunting plan to identify goals, strategies, and management activities you can apply across your acreage. Find Yourself in Patrick County, VA: The mountains and valleys are yours to explore. Stroll through the vineyards or sunflower fields. Cruise the Blue Ridge Parkway, or hike Rock Castle Gorge. From the rugged outdoors to 5-star luxury, there is so much to discover! Unwind at Primland Auberge Resort: Primland Resort, spanning 12,000 acres, offers a private mountain retreat featuring a regal main lodge, romantic cabins, and tree houses overlooking the Dan River Gorge, with winding trails, trout-filled streams, horseback riding, hunting excursions, Auberge Spa relaxation, and stargazing at the property's observatory amidst untouched natural beauty.

237 Acres of Hardwood Forest at Kingswood On Ni River Reservoir 411 Acre Lake

For immediate assistance with this listing call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 . Great Opportunity for a Secluded Home Site or Weekend Getaway Offering Great Hunting and Recreation in Either Case! Call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 to schedule a showing today! Great opportunity to own a working farm in the countryside of Suffolk! 52 acres of cleared land and the remainder in tall timber. 52 acres of productive and well drained cropland. A great opportunity for a custom home, horse farm, investment, or weekend getaway. Surrounded by an assortment of timberland and cropland this tract has the diversity to attract wildlife, and deer & turkey are abundant. There is also a stream running along the eastern edge of property draining into lowland areas that create more diversity and wildlife habitat. Smaller field in the rear of the property is ready made for a food plot. This tract is minutes from the southern Suffolk by-pass and from there to all of Hampton Roads without a signal light. A few more minutes to all the amenities that Suffolk offers including shopping, banking, restaurants, and a hospital. Accessed by a 0.8-mile shared path and is a recorded easement from the public road. Electric is on site. Sale is subject to the existing farm lease to include maintaining & harvesting of crops for the 2025 season. Call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 or email him at dgraham@ to discuss or set up a time to view the property. Suffolk is located in the Hampton Roads metropolitan area which also includes the independent cities of Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Virginia Beach, as well as other smaller cities, counties, and towns of Hampton Roads. With miles of waterfront property on the Nansemond and James River, present day Suffolk was formed in 1974 after consolidating with Nansemond County and the towns of Holland and Whaleyville. Suffolk was founded by English colonists in 1742 as a port town on the Nansemond River in the Virginia Colony. Originally known as Constant's Warehouse, for John Constant, Suffolk was renamed after Royal Governor William Gooch's home of Suffolk, a county in East Anglia, England. Before European contact, indigenous American tribes lived in the region for thousands of years. At the time of English settlement, the Nansemond Indians lived along the river. In the early colonial years, the English cultivated tobacco as a commodity crop, but later turned to mixed farming. It became the county seat of Nansemond County in 1750. Early in its history, Suffolk became a land transportation gateway to the areas east of it in South Hampton Roads. Before the American Civil War, both the Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad and the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad were built through Suffolk, early predecessors of 21st century Class 1 railroads operated by CSX Transportation and Norfolk Southern, respectively. Other railroads and later major highways followed after the war. Suffolk became an incorporated town in 1808. In 1910, it incorporated as a city and separated from Nansemond County. However, it remained the seat of Nansemond County until 1972, when its former county became the independent city of Nansemond. In 1974, the independent cities of Suffolk and Nansemond merged under Suffolk's name and charter. Peanuts grown in the surrounding areas became a major industry for Suffolk. Notably, Planters' Peanuts was established in Suffolk beginning in 1912. Suffolk was the 'birthplace' of Mr. Peanut, the mascot of Planters' Peanuts. For many years, the call-letters of local AM radio station WLPM stood for World's Largest Peanut Market. For more information on this and other land for sale in Suffolk County, contact Danny Graham at (757) 613-6059 or by email at dgraham@ or visit

For immediate assistance with this listing call Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 . 59 acres of prime hunting land - developed for hunting - multiple food plots - pond - extensive trail system - creeks - hardwoods - seclusion. Call Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 to schedule a showing today! Have you been looking for prime hunting land in Central Virginia? Discover the ultimate hunting and recreational retreat on 59 acres of meticulously managed land in the heart of Charlotte County, Virginia. Designed with the serious hunter in mind, this exceptional property features a well-developed habitat with multiple food plots, a pond, and an extensive trail system providing easy access throughout. A mix of hardwoods and creek bottoms creates diverse wildlife cover, while year-round water sources from meandering creeks enhance the natural draw for deer, turkey, bear, and other game. Thoughtfully managed for optimal hunting success, this land offers strategic stand locations, prime bedding areas, and sustainable environment to keep wildlife thriving. Whether you’re an avid hunter, outdoor enthusiast, or looking for a private escape, this turnkey recreational property delivers. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of Virginia’s finest hunting land. “Charlotte County was created in 1764. The county seat, Charlotte Court House, was settled in 1756 - near the beginning of the French and Indian War. The settlement's original name ("The Magazine") reflects its initial importance for military storage, when this county was near the frontier of European settlement. Three other names were applied to the community before Charlotte Court House was adopted in 1901. The Caldwell settlement in what is today Charlotte County was started by John Caldwell. He was the grandfather of Vice-President and southern rights advocate John C. Calhoun - the C. stood for "Caldwell." John Caldwell, with the sponsorship of the Presbyterian Synod of Philadelphia, obtained a grant for 30,000 acres on Cub Creek from Governor William Gooch. Gooch was interested in recruiting settlers to live on the frontier, providing physical security for the plantations closer to the shoreline and stimulating economic development in the colony. The Presbyterians were willing to on the edge of European settlement, if the land was cheap and if they were granted the right to worship in their own manner. The Presbyterians were dissenters, with different religious ceremonies from the Anglicans (the official or "established" church of the colony) and a different form of church administration”. For more information on this property contact, Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 or by email at mmuehleck@ or visit For more information on this and other land for sale in Charlotte County, contact Matt Muehleck at 276-340-8538 or by email at mmuehleck@ or visit

House And Acreage With Pigg River Frontage

Idyllic Large Hunting Property With River Frontage, Pond And Tillable Acreage

Secluded Retreat With Easy Access To Route 3

Prime Hunting And Timber Tract Near Trout Streams And Jeep Trails

For immediate assistance with this listing call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 . Opportunity for almost 9 acres in the country for your custom home or weekend getaway at a great price!Call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 to schedule a showing today! All wooded tract with over 1,800 feet of road frontage on Quarry Rd in Greensville Co at a great price! Great location for custom home site or a weekend getaway. Perc test shows good for engineered septic system. Half acre spot already cleared, and driveway pipe installed for home or weekend getaway. Either way you can relax, hunt, camp, shoot, and there are lots of trails for 4 wheeling. Surrounded by large tracts of timberland and productive farmland, wildlife abounds in this area. Check the pictures out, this is Big Buck Country! Replanted pines are 22 years old and were thinned about 5 years ago and now makes for good hunting with some underbrush. 10 minutes from Emporia where you can find restaurants, banks, groceries, and many other amenities. Good investment on pines that can be harvested in the near future if you choose to. Solid country atmosphere and about an hour from the Hampton Roads area and less than that from the Richmond area. Call Danny Graham at 757-613-6059 to discuss or set up a time to see or just email me at dgraham@ Greensville County was established in 1781 from Brunswick County. The county is probably named for Sir Richard Grenville, leader of the settlement on Roanoke Island, 1585. There is also belief that it may be named after Nathanael Greene, a major general of the Continental Army and one of George Washington's brightest officers. Lake Gaston is a hydroelectric reservoir in the eastern United States. Part of the lake is in the North Carolina counties of Halifax, Northampton, and Warren. The part extending into Virginia lies in Brunswick and Mecklenburg counties. Lake Gaston is roughly 35 miles long and covers over 20,000 acres, with 350 miles of shoreline. For more information on this and other land for sale in Greensville County, contact Danny Graham at (757) 613-6059 or by email at dgraham@ or visit

For immediate assistance with this listing call Caleb Hooker at 757-810-5303 . Prime waterfront 76.19 acres of hunting and recreational property! Great for a new homesite, farm, or for the avid outdoor enthusiast with exceptional waterfowl, deer, and turkey hunting opportunities. Call Caleb Hooker at 757-810-5303 to schedule a showing today! Mossy Oak Properties Land and Farms Realty is pleased to present you an exceptional opportunity to own this prime waterfront 76.19 acres nestled off Saxis Rd in Temperanceville, Accomack County, Virginia. Whether you are looking for a rural retreat waterfront home site or are a seasoned sportsman looking for the perfect mix of waterfowl and upland game hunting opportunities, this property is a rare find! Property Highlights: • 1,000+ ft of Holdens Creek frontage offers ample opportunities for the waterfowl enthusiast. The property has one blind located along the creek ready for use along with two separate cleared creek frontage areas of ½ +/- acres for additional uses. • 2+ Acre Pond System that is managed for waterfowl habitat and hunting. An additional blind nestled in the replanted pine overlooks the pond system providing additional waterfowl hunting opportunities. • 18 acres of income producing cropland located on both the north and south sides of the road. The surrounding agricultural fields provide both forage and attraction to the abundance of waterfowl, deer, and turkey found on the property. Additional open acreage can be turned into cropland or is a perfect place for your new home site! • Great mix of timber and wildlife habitat across the property. The north side of the property features a mix of 3.5+ acres of mature timber, 12+ acres of 2-year-old replanted loblolly pine, and 8+ acres of regenerating pine and hardwood with access trails and hunting lanes cut through it. The south side of the property features 20+ acres of regenerating pine & hardwoods with additional trail access perfect for bedding areas and new stand locations. • For the deer hunting enthusiast, the property features one tower blind overlooking 1000+ feet of hunting lanes/access trails. A ½ acre food plot sitting alongside the pond offers late season attractant to the area’s abundance of whitetail deer. • Prime location for other hunting and fishing opportunities! The property is located just 9 minutes (5.8 miles) from the Hammock Boat Ramp (Saxis Wildlife Management Area) and just 15 minutes (8.6 miles) from Saxis Public Pier in downtown Saxis Island. For the avid waterfowl hunter, this property offers easy access to the Saxis (and Guard Shore) Wildlife Management Area. This 5600+ acre management area is a black duck breeding ground and is frequented by other puddle duck such as mallard, widgeon, pintail, and teal. Sea ducks, canvasback, redhead, scaup, goldeneye, bufflehead and mergansers are found on adjacent open water. This property is located conveniently just 25 minutes north of Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital and the shopping and dining in Onley, Virginia and just 20 minutes from Chincoteague Island, VA and Pocomoke City, MD. Whether you are looking for your waterfront home site, a prime hunting property, or an investment opportunity, this property offers endless possibilities on Virginia’s Eastern Shore! Links of Interest: Saxis (and Guard Shore) Wildlife Management Area: Chincoteague Island: Accomack County, Virginia: Check out the interactive Land ID map below the listing for geolocated views of the property! For more information on this and other land for sale in Accomack County, contact Caleb Hooker at 757-810-5303 or by email at chooker@ or visit

Vast Mountain Property With Valuable Timber And Streams

Perfect Getaway With Boldly Flowing Creek

Escape to a quiet mountain retreat in Vinton, VA, where 16.85+/- acres of secluded, wooded splendor await. This Bedford County tract offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and rugged outdoor living, making it ideal for recreation, homesteading, or hunting. With a fully furnished 2020 Clayton mobile home, a cozy 10x20’ tiny home, multiple storage buildings, and breathtaking views, this property is ready for your next adventure. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home spans ~1,038 square feet and is built for durability with a Zone 1 wind rating, making it well-suited for severe cold/windy conditions. It is Energy Smart Certified, ensuring efficiency, comfort, and savings throughout the year. Best of all, it comes fully furnished, including all furniture and quality appliances (Fridgidaire, Rheem, etc.), so you can move right in. Additionally, a tiny home on the property provides extra living space with power, heat, air conditioning, a small kitchenette with an oven, a hideaway bed, and a wood stove, making it a perfect guest retreat, rental opportunity, home office, man cave/she shed, or cozy getaway. Nature enthusiasts and hunters will love the trail system that winds through the land, making it relatively easy to explore on foot or via ATV to enjoy the property’s ridges and hollers. Wildlife is abundant, with deer, turkey, and even bear frequently spotted throughout the area. Up the hillside, dense laurels provide excellent bedding for deer, making this an ideal hunting property. In addition to wildlife, the land is rich with blackberries, raspberries, and wineberries, offering natural mountain candy for both humans and animals alike. As you venture higher on the property, the views become more expansive, revealing stunning mountain vistas that could be further enhanced with selective clearing. Scattered throughout the land are large rock formations and a beautiful mix of trees, including beech, red and white oak, Virginia pine, and even species like dwarf redwoods and princess trees. The property is exceptionally peaceful, with nearly no surrounding noise—just the sounds of crickets, rustling leaves, and distant wildlife. For those looking to expand, a perked build site sits further up the hillside from the main living area, providing the option to construct a second home while keeping the mobile home or tiny home as a rental or guest space. The property is also well-equipped with essential infrastructure, including multiple water sources (spring & creek) and a 1,000-gallon underground water storage tank. Upgrades include a recently updated gravel driveway, and two ~8x16’ storage sheds offer ample space for ATVs, tools, and other gear. With low Bedford County taxes, modern comforts, and seclusion, this property is a rare find. Ring cameras will convey for added peace of mind, and nearly everything on-site will transfer to the new owner, with only a few personal items excluded. ~25 minutes to Roanoke ~45 minutes to Smith Mountain Lake ~1 hour to Virginia Tech / Blacksburg Whether you're searching for a full-time homestead, a hunting retreat, or a private weekend escape, this property offers it all. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to own a slice of Virginia’s mountain paradise (and in “deer country,” no less)! Shown by appointment only. To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 704-998-1013 or jrolfe@ Get To Know the Area: Camp, Hike, & Explore Peaks of Otter: Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Peaks of Otter, a historic and scenic destination along the Blue Ridge Parkway that has drawn visitors for over 8,000 years. With stunning mountain views, hiking trails, historic sites, fishing at Abbott Lake, and a cozy lodge, this is the perfect spot to explore after touring your potential new mountain retreat. Cruise the Nearby Blue Ridge Parkway: Drive one of America's most scenic roads. Enjoy a leisurely excursion filled with nature's beauty through dense forests and atop mountain ridges. You'll find breathtaking overlooks, numerous hiking trails and great spots for picnics. Take in the Exquisite Architecture That is Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest: Experience the charm of history and nature at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, a beautifully preserved retreat where one of America’s greatest minds found inspiration. Explore the elegant architecture, scenic grounds, and rich history of this hidden gem. Hunt the Smith Mountain Lake Cooperative WMA: For a true hunter’s retreat, the Smith Mountain Lake Cooperative WMA offers nearly 5,000 acres of secluded, forested terrain teeming with wildlife. With rugged elevations, diverse habitats, and ten miles of pristine shoreline, this hidden gem provides the perfect setting for hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventure in the heart of Virginia’s wilderness. Get on the Water at Smith Mountain Lake: Boat, swim, and play on the "Jewel of the Blue Ridge Mountains," Virginia's second-largest freshwater lake, stretching 40 miles with 500 miles of shoreline, offering scenic beauty, abundant recreational activities, and a variety of accommodations across Bedford, Franklin, and Pittsylvania counties. Honor the Heroes Who Fought For Us at The National D-Day Memorial: Step back in time and honor the heroes of D-Day at this powerful tribute set against the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains. With immersive exhibits, striking sculptures, and a deep connection to history, this must-visit site offers a moving experience. Explore Nature in George Washington and Jefferson National Forests: Escape into the vast wilderness of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, where miles of scenic trails, pristine streams, and breathtaking mountain views await. Whether you love hiking, hunting, fishing, or simply immersing yourself in nature, this outdoor paradise near Bedford, VA, offers endless adventures just beyond your doorstep. Visit Roanoke, VA: Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Roanoke, VA, offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure, hiking, scenic drives, historic landmarks, arts and culture, craft breweries, local dining, family-friendly attractions, and a thriving downtown scene, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers, history buffs, and weekend getaways. Spend the Day at Explore Park: Discover your adventurous side at Explore Park, where you can choose from hiking, biking, or treetop adventures, followed by a relaxing meal at Twin Creeks Brewpub.