This 116.32-acre tract in Buckingham County, VA, offers a great opportunity to invest in timberland with recreational value & future income potential. Tucked along Gilliam Mill Road, the property features two access points & borders the Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest, providing expanded access to over 19,000 acres of outdoor adventures. This tract is well-positioned for both short- & long-term returns: Stand ABD - 64 acres replanted in 2009 at a rate of 545 trees/acre, spray released in the fall of ‘09, & a report in 11/09 estimated 900 trees per acre due to natural seedlings being established within the stand. Stand E - 56 acres harvested in 2017 & allowed to naturally regenerate with loblolly pine, creating a diverse, young forest with loblolly pine, various hardwood species, blackberry, briar, etc. Stand C - 36 acres of natural regeneration, apparently harvested in 2005. Hardwood buffers are scattered throughout the pine stands, offering great locations to observe wildlife. Old logging trails & decks could be cleared for food plots or small pastures, while the rest of the timber continues to grow in value. A tributary of the Willis River winds through the property & what appears to be a separate spring both feed into the beaver pond in the southeastern corner. Four wood ducks flushed from the beaver pond in early April, & this wetland area provides excellent habitat for all sorts of game & nongame species. Old logging roads remain in place & can be reopened for better interior access. Whether you're looking for a weekend retreat, a hunting property, or simply a long-term land investment, this property offers the privacy, wildlife, & natural beauty that make rural Virginia so desirable. Plus, with the adjoining Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest, you get immediate access to thousands of acres to hunt, hike, fish, horseback ride, & explore - just across Gilliam Mill Rd! Note: Acreage based on County GIS, not tax records. No interior trails, walking access only. Northern section very thick. See photo 3.

This 116.32-acre tract in Buckingham County, VA, offers a great opportunity to invest in timberland with recreational value & future income potential. Tucked along Gilliam Mill Road, the property features two access points & borders the Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest, providing expanded access to over 19,000 acres of outdoor adventures. This tract is well-positioned for both short- & long-term returns: Stand ABD - 64 acres replanted in 2009 at a rate of 545 trees/acre, spray released in the fall of ‘09, & a report in 11/09 estimated 900 trees per acre due to natural seedlings being established within the stand. Stand E - 56 acres harvested in 2017 & allowed to naturally regenerate with loblolly pine, creating a diverse, young forest with loblolly pine, various hardwood species, blackberry, briar, etc. Stand C - 36 acres of natural regeneration, apparently harvested in 2005. Hardwood buffers are scattered throughout the pine stands, offering great locations to observe wildlife. Old logging trails & decks could be cleared for food plots or small pastures, while the rest of the timber continues to grow in value. A tributary of the Willis River winds through the property & what appears to be a separate spring both feed into the beaver pond in the southeastern corner. Four wood ducks flushed from the beaver pond in early April, & this wetland area provides excellent habitat for all sorts of game & nongame species. Old logging roads remain in place & can be reopened for better interior access. Whether you're looking for a weekend retreat, a hunting property, or simply a long-term land investment, this property offers the privacy, wildlife, & natural beauty that make rural Virginia so desirable. Plus, with the adjoining Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest, you get immediate access to thousands of acres to hunt, hike, fish, horseback ride, & explore - just across Gilliam Mill Rd! Note: Acreage based on County GIS, not tax records. No interior trails, walking access only. Northern section very thick. See photo 3.

This 20.76-acre parcel in Essex County offers an excellent opportunity for residential, recreational, or investment use in a peaceful rural setting. The property is located 15 miles northwest of Tappahannock and 20 miles southeast of Bowling Green. Bowling Green is the county seat for Caroline County and offers restaurants, shops, a grocery store, and the courthouse. Access is provided by a shared, gravel 50’ deeded easement from Bull Neck Road (Rt. 630). There is no road maintenance agreement in place. The front agricultural field is flat and transitions into rolling hardwoods as the land slopes toward Croxton Creek. The southern property line lies within the creek and swamp, creating excellent habitat for waterfowl and wildlife. Approximately 50 wood ducks and mallards were observed on 11/16/25. The front portion of the tract includes about 9 acres of tillable land, suitable for a homesite, pasture, or potential income from farming activities. The remaining acreage consists of mixed hardwoods, including white oak and poplar, providing mast for wildlife and several potential stand locations. The property’s diverse landscape offers opportunities for hunting, recreation, and small-scale farming. With open land near the entrance and woods and water features in the back, this parcel provides multiple options for building, outdoor use, or long-term investment. Additional recreation is available nearby at the Mattaponi WMA, Robert W. Duncan WMA, and the Rappahannock River. The location is convenient to Bowling Green (25 minutes), Richmond (50 minutes), and Fredericksburg (55 minutes), making it an ideal rural retreat or future homesite with reasonable access to larger towns and employment centers. Survey is included in the attachments. No soil work has been completed, but the adjoining agricultural lot had a conventional septic approval in May 2025. Property is not in Land Use.

Escape to the privacy of this 6.17-acre waterfront lot on Chickahominy Lake in New Kent County, VA! Tucked at the end of a private drive, the property offers approx. 130’ of waterfront, multiple clearings, mature trees, and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts or a secluded homestead. Conveniently located near Ed Allen’s Marina and boat ramp, and just 30 minutes from Williamsburg and 45 minutes from Richmond, it provides both rural tranquility and easy access to the I-64 corridor. Nearby attractions include wineries, golf courses, Rosie’s Gaming Emporium, and Wildlife Management Areas, adding to the recreational appeal. The property includes a fully functional camper with 3 beds, kitchen, full bath, AC, electric fireplace, front porch, and ADA wheelchair lift, powered by its own electric panel and connected to the seller’s well and septic that is located across Railway Lane. No well or septic on this parcel. 100-amp electric on property. Buyers have 6 months post-settlement to install a private well and septic or negotiate continued use. A meadow behind the camper provides space for a primary residence, garage, or pavilion with a fire pit, while diverse habitats—open clearings, hardwoods, wetlands, and marshlands—support a variety of wildlife, including deer, waterfowl, ospreys, and more. Chickahominy Lake, a 1,230-acre reservoir, is renowned for bass, crappie, catfish, pickerel, and bluegill fishing, with Ed Allen’s Boats & Bait offering rentals, boat service, ramp access, gas, and dining. With no HOA restrictions and its rare lakefront setting, this property is perfect for hunting, fishing, recreation, or building your retreat—an excellent investment blending privacy, convenience, and country living. Cash or land loans. No soil work has been done but based on other homes, most likely engineered septic system will be required. No easements on the property but there is an easement for ingress and egress via Railway Lane for this home and other homes along the road.