$339,900 Possibly a “hunters dream” is for the new owner! If you’ve been searching for privacy, acreage, and the freedom that country living can provide, this property deserves your attention! •Approximately 19 Acres •New Construction, Clayton Home (2024) •400-Amp Electrical Service •Fiber Internet Available • Agricultural Zoning • 4-Bedroom Drain Field Installed •2x6 Wall Construction with Enhanced Insulation •French Drain System •Room to Expand and Grow Whether you’re dreaming of a mini-farm, homestead, recreational retreat, future expansion, or simply enjoying peaceful rural living, this property offers incredible flexibility and potential. Don’t miss this opportunity while it’s still available! 2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths Possibly a “hunters dream” is for the new owner! If you’ve been searching for privacy, acreage, and the freedom that country living can provide, this property deserves your attention! •Approximately 19 Acres •New Construction, Clayton Home (2024) •400-Amp Electrical Service •Fiber Internet Available • Agricultural Zoning • 4-Bedroom Drain Field Installed •2x6 Wall Construction with Enhanced Insulation •French Drain System •Room to Expand and Grow Whether you’re dreaming of a mini-farm, homestead, recreational retreat, future expansion, or simply enjoying peaceful rural living, this property offers incredible flexibility and potential. Don’t miss this opportunity while it’s still available! 568 Reed Bridge Farm Road, Bruington Listing courtesy of AC Realty Group. Contact: 8045870870
$265,000 Welcome to 185 Pond Point Ave, a charming retreat nestled in the heart of Walkerton, Virginia. Surrounded by natural beauty and small-town charm, this property offers the perfect opportunity for a full-time residence, weekend getaway, vacation home, or income-producing Airbnb. Located just minutes from the Mattaponi River and some of the area's best fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation, this home is ideal for anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle with easy access to nature. The community is known for its friendly atmosphere, scenic waterways, and old-town feel that makes you feel like you've stepped back to a simpler time. The local school is only a few minutes away, and everyday conveniences, restaurants, marinas, and community amenities are within easy reach. Kings Dominion is approximately 25 minutes away, providing family fun and entertainment throughout the year. Conveniently located between Richmond, Fredericksburg, and the Northern Neck, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Whether you're spending the day on the water, exploring nearby historic towns, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, you'll appreciate everything this unique location has to offer. With strong appeal for vacation travelers, fishing enthusiasts, and those seeking a quiet escape, this property presents an excellent opportunity as a primary residence, second home, or short-term rental investment. 2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths Welcome to 185 Pond Point Ave, a charming retreat nestled in the heart of Walkerton, Virginia. Surrounded by natural beauty and small-town charm, this property offers the perfect opportunity for a full-time residence, weekend getaway, vacation home, or income-producing Airbnb. Located just minutes from the Mattaponi River and some of the area's best fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation, this home is ideal for anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle with easy access to nature. The community is known for its friendly atmosphere, scenic waterways, and old-town feel that makes you feel like you've stepped back to a simpler time. The local school is only a few minutes away, and everyday conveniences, restaurants, marinas, and community amenities are within easy reach. Kings Dominion is approximately 25 minutes away, providing family fun and entertainment throughout the year. Conveniently located between Richmond, Fredericksburg, and the Northern Neck, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Whether you're spending the day on the water, exploring nearby historic towns, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, you'll appreciate everything this unique location has to offer. With strong appeal for vacation travelers, fishing enthusiasts, and those seeking a quiet escape, this property presents an excellent opportunity as a primary residence, second home, or short-term rental investment. 185 Pond Point Ave, Walkerton Listing courtesy of M.O. Wilson Properties. Contact: 7038780000
$525,000 Trices Mill Tract (SD6734) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Trices Mill Tract encompasses approximately 213 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and benefits from direct road frontage along Coldwater Road on its eastern boundary, providing clear and reliable access into the property. This established frontage supports both operational access and recreational use, while the tract itself remains part of a broader, contiguous block of conserved forestland. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Trices Mill Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Trices Mill Tract Legal Description: Trices Mill #6680 Parcel ID: 23-138L-1357 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.6296863, -76.7100083 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 213 acres (note: marketed 213 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 308.5 MBF Pulpwood: 1,827.64 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,220.52 MBF Pulpwood: 7,342.64 tons Assessment & Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $409,800 Land Value: $409,800 Tax Amount: $2,130.96 Trices Mill Tract (SD6734) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Trices Mill Tract encompasses approximately 213 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and benefits from direct road frontage along Coldwater Road on its eastern boundary, providing clear and reliable access into the property. This established frontage supports both operational access and recreational use, while the tract itself remains part of a broader, contiguous block of conserved forestland. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Trices Mill Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Trices Mill Tract Legal Description: Trices Mill #6680 Parcel ID: 23-138L-1357 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.6296863, -76.7100083 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 213 acres (note: marketed 213 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 308.5 MBF Pulpwood: 1,827.64 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,220.52 MBF Pulpwood: 7,342.64 tons Assessment & Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $409,800 Land Value: $409,800 Tax Amount: $2,130.96 Coldwater Rd, Mascot Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
$596,000 Sally White Tract (BK2142) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Sally White Tract is approximately 302 acres, positioned along a defined access point off The Trail, providing direct and reliable entry into a contiguous block of conserved forestland within the Dragon Run watershed. This established frontage enhances usability and operational access, while the tract itself remains embedded within a broader network of protected timberland and wetland systems . Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Sally White Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Sally White Tract Legal Description: Sally White #2142 and Sally White #2 #6680 Parcel ID: 24-31L-961 and 24-31L-944 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 39.0457549, -76.6412712 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 302 acres (note: marketed 302 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 436.57 MBF Pulpwood: 2,586.36 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,727.20 MBF Pulpwood: 10,390.82 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $672,100 Land Value: $672,100 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $3,494.92 annually Sally White Tract (BK2142) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Sally White Tract is approximately 302 acres, positioned along a defined access point off The Trail, providing direct and reliable entry into a contiguous block of conserved forestland within the Dragon Run watershed. This established frontage enhances usability and operational access, while the tract itself remains embedded within a broader network of protected timberland and wetland systems . Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Sally White Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Sally White Tract Legal Description: Sally White #2142 and Sally White #2 #6680 Parcel ID: 24-31L-961 and 24-31L-944 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 39.0457549, -76.6412712 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 302 acres (note: marketed 302 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 436.57 MBF Pulpwood: 2,586.36 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,727.20 MBF Pulpwood: 10,390.82 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $672,100 Land Value: $672,100 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $3,494.92 annually The Trail, King And Queen Court House Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
$530,000 Gresham Tract (YK2162) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Gresham Tract encompasses approximately 219 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and benefits from direct road frontage along Bunker Hill Road on its eastern boundary, providing clear and reliable access into the property. The tract is further defined by its relationship to the Dragon Run system, with a portion of the watershed extending along its northern boundary, reinforcing both its ecological context and natural landscape continuity. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Gresham Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Gresham Tract Legal Description: Gresham Tarct #2162 Parcel ID: 24-52L-72 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.7079, -76.9167 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 219 acres (note: marketed 219 acres—needs reconciliation) Assessment and Taxes Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 311.38 MBF Pulpwood: 1,844.71 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,231.91 MBF Pulpwood: 7,411.19 tons Assessed Value (2025): $843,200 Land Value: $843,200 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $4,384.64 annually Gresham Tract (YK2162) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Gresham Tract encompasses approximately 219 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and benefits from direct road frontage along Bunker Hill Road on its eastern boundary, providing clear and reliable access into the property. The tract is further defined by its relationship to the Dragon Run system, with a portion of the watershed extending along its northern boundary, reinforcing both its ecological context and natural landscape continuity. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Gresham Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Gresham Tract Legal Description: Gresham Tarct #2162 Parcel ID: 24-52L-72 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.7079, -76.9167 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 219 acres (note: marketed 219 acres—needs reconciliation) Assessment and Taxes Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 311.38 MBF Pulpwood: 1,844.71 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,231.91 MBF Pulpwood: 7,411.19 tons Assessed Value (2025): $843,200 Land Value: $843,200 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $4,384.64 annually Mantapike Landing Rd, King And Queen Court House Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
$79,000 Fauntleroy Tract (YK6738) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Fauntleroy Tract encompasses approximately 12 acres and benefits from direct frontage along Timber Branch Road, providing immediate and reliable access into a well-defined section of conserved forestland within the Dragon Run watershed. This direct road interface enhances both usability and operational flexibility, while the tract itself remains integrated within a broader network of protected timberland and ecological corridors . Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Fauntleroy Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Fauntleroy Tract Legal Description: Fauntleroy #2 Tract #6738 Parcel ID: 23-160R-713 County: King and Queen, VA Coordinates: 37.6699718, -76.8773242 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 12 acres (note: marketed 12 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 17.80 MBF Pulpwood: 150.46 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 70.43 MBF Pulpwood: 423.69 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $28,400 Land Value: $28,400 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $147.68 annually Fauntleroy Tract (YK6738) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Fauntleroy Tract encompasses approximately 12 acres and benefits from direct frontage along Timber Branch Road, providing immediate and reliable access into a well-defined section of conserved forestland within the Dragon Run watershed. This direct road interface enhances both usability and operational flexibility, while the tract itself remains integrated within a broader network of protected timberland and ecological corridors . Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Fauntleroy Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Fauntleroy Tract Legal Description: Fauntleroy #2 Tract #6738 Parcel ID: 23-160R-713 County: King and Queen, VA Coordinates: 37.6699718, -76.8773242 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 12 acres (note: marketed 12 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 17.80 MBF Pulpwood: 150.46 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 70.43 MBF Pulpwood: 423.69 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $28,400 Land Value: $28,400 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $147.68 annually Timber Branch Rd, King And Queen Court House Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
$558,900 Boughan Tract (NT6752) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Boughan Tract encompasses approximately 209 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and benefits from direct road frontage along Rock Spring Road on its eastern boundary, providing clear and reliable access into the property. The tract is further defined by its relationship to the Dragon Run system, with a portion of the watershed extending along its northern boundary, reinforcing both its ecological context and natural landscape continuity. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Boughan Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Boughan Tract Legal Description: Boughan Tract #6752 Parcel ID: 23-159R-749 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.7123766, -76.7691678 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 209 acres (note: marketed 209 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 303.18 MBF Pulpwood: 1,796.09 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,199.45 MBF Pulpwood: 7,215.88 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $301,900 Land Value: $301,900 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $1,569.88 annually Boughan Tract (NT6752) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Boughan Tract encompasses approximately 209 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and benefits from direct road frontage along Rock Spring Road on its eastern boundary, providing clear and reliable access into the property. The tract is further defined by its relationship to the Dragon Run system, with a portion of the watershed extending along its northern boundary, reinforcing both its ecological context and natural landscape continuity. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Boughan Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Boughan Tract Legal Description: Boughan Tract #6752 Parcel ID: 23-159R-749 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.7123766, -76.7691678 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 209 acres (note: marketed 209 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 303.18 MBF Pulpwood: 1,796.09 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,199.45 MBF Pulpwood: 7,215.88 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $301,900 Land Value: $301,900 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $1,569.88 annually Rock Spring Rd, King And Queen Court House Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
$631,800 Charles Tract (KL2156) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Charles Tract spans approximately 246 acres within the Dragon Run watershed of Virginia’s Middle Peninsula with direct road access off of The Trail, offering a contiguous block of conserved forestland defined by long-term stewardship and productive use. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological function while allowing for sustainable timber management. The tract is characterized by a cohesive timber landscape, supporting managed forest growth and providing meaningful habitat within one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its position within this broader corridor reinforces both its environmental significance and its long-term stability as a land investment. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Charles Tract is best understood as a disciplined landholding—where biological productivity, conservation intent, and long-term ownership align within a protected and increasingly scarce forest landscape. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Charles Tract Legal Description: Charles #2156 Parcel ID: 23-162L-929 County: King and Queen County, Virginia Coordinates: 37.61625, -76.79774 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 246 acres (note: tax record vs. marketed ±246 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 356.54 MBF Pulpwood: 2,112.22 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,410.56 MBF Pulpwood: 8,485.92 tons Assessment & Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $239,100 Land Value: $239,100 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $1,243.32 annually Charles Tract (KL2156) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Charles Tract spans approximately 246 acres within the Dragon Run watershed of Virginia’s Middle Peninsula with direct road access off of The Trail, offering a contiguous block of conserved forestland defined by long-term stewardship and productive use. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological function while allowing for sustainable timber management. The tract is characterized by a cohesive timber landscape, supporting managed forest growth and providing meaningful habitat within one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its position within this broader corridor reinforces both its environmental significance and its long-term stability as a land investment. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Charles Tract is best understood as a disciplined landholding—where biological productivity, conservation intent, and long-term ownership align within a protected and increasingly scarce forest landscape. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Charles Tract Legal Description: Charles #2156 Parcel ID: 23-162L-929 County: King and Queen County, Virginia Coordinates: 37.61625, -76.79774 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 246 acres (note: tax record vs. marketed ±246 acres—needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 356.54 MBF Pulpwood: 2,112.22 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 1,410.56 MBF Pulpwood: 8,485.92 tons Assessment & Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $239,100 Land Value: $239,100 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $1,243.32 annually The Trail, Mattaponi Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
$210,900 Patrick Henry Tract (YK2172) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Patrick Henry Tract encompasses approximately 58 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and is defined by its combination of water frontage and direct access. Mitchell Hill Creek runs along the eastern boundary of the property, establishing a natural edge that enhances both ecological function and connectivity within the broader watershed system. Complementing this, the tract also benefits from road frontage along Carltons Corner Road on its western boundary, providing clear and practical access. This combination of natural boundary and established access enhances both usability and overall property definition. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Patrick Henry Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Patrick Henry Tract Legal Description: Patrick Henry #6679 Parcel ID: 24-32L-918 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.6699718, -76.8773242 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 58 acres (note: 58 marketed arces —needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 84.45 MBF Pulpwood: 500.3 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 334.1 MBF Pulpwood: 2,009.96 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $126,400 Land Value: $126,400 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $657.28 annually Patrick Henry Tract (YK2172) — Key Land & Tax Summary The Patrick Henry Tract encompasses approximately 58 acres within the Dragon Run watershed and is defined by its combination of water frontage and direct access. Mitchell Hill Creek runs along the eastern boundary of the property, establishing a natural edge that enhances both ecological function and connectivity within the broader watershed system. Complementing this, the tract also benefits from road frontage along Carltons Corner Road on its western boundary, providing clear and practical access. This combination of natural boundary and established access enhances both usability and overall property definition. Protected under a conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy, the property is permanently maintained as a working forest—preserving its ecological integrity while supporting sustainable timber management. The tract is defined by its scale and continuity, contributing to one of the largest unfragmented forest systems in the lower Chesapeake Bay region. Its timber base supports ongoing forest management practices, while its position within the Dragon Run and Mattaponi River corridor reinforces both habitat value and long-term environmental significance. As part of this broader conservation landscape, the property benefits from structural protections that prioritize land continuity and ecological function. Per paragraph 2.1 Subdivision and paragraph 2.2 Building Envelopes, these properties can be managed for limited residential use, designed to minimize impact on the surrounding forest. The tract’s size and internal access also support a range of recreational uses, including hunting and passive land enjoyment, without compromising its primary function as managed timberland. The Patrick Henry Tract is best understood as a scaled, institutionally aligned landholding—where conservation objectives and biological productivity converge within a protected and increasingly scarce forest system. Property boundaries are estimated based on available data and are not warranted. Property owner to provide title research for Buyer prior to closing. Location & Identity Name: Patrick Henry Tract Legal Description: Patrick Henry #6679 Parcel ID: 24-32L-918 County: King and Queen County, VA Coordinates: 37.6699718, -76.8773242 Acreage & Size Total Acres: 58 acres (note: 58 marketed arces —needs reconciliation) Volume Breakdown Hardwoods Sawtimber: 84.45 MBF Pulpwood: 500.3 tons Softwoods Sawtimber: 334.1 MBF Pulpwood: 2,009.96 tons Assessment and Taxes Assessed Value (2025): $126,400 Land Value: $126,400 (no improvement value) Tax Amount: $657.28 annually Carltons Corner Rd, King And Queen Court House Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
$1,500,000 Experience the epitome of rural charm at 2066 Byrds Mill Rd, Newtown, VA. Situated on 152 +/- acres amidst the tranquil beauty of Virginia's countryside, this enchanting property offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. This custom built home is ready for you to come in and make it your own. Featuring 3,992 finished square feet and 1,760 unfinished square feet in the walkout basement for you to finish as you wish or use for storage. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a home office and an additional room that could be used as a gym or toy room. Family room showcases a stone gas fireplace and french doors to the back deck. Separate living room and dining room. Many upgrades to include granite counters, custom kitchen cabinets, 10 ft ceilings, crown molding, chair rail and a tray ceiling. 12 inch thick concrete walls in the basement, rough in plumbing and a bunker/safe room. Retractable chandelier in the foyer makes it a breeze for changing out bulbs. There is a 22x22 attached garage and there is also a detached garage. Elaborate heating unit that can also be used to heat water. Step outside and discover your own slice of paradise, where sprawling lawns and mature trees create a picturesque backdrop for outdoor living. Whether you're relaxing on the covered front porch or entertaining on the large concrete patio, the possibilities for relaxation and recreation are endless. 152 acres to explore (about 10 acres open/cleared) and there is also a stream on the property. Don't miss your chance to make this home your own and experience the peace and serenity of country living in Virginia. 4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths Experience the epitome of rural charm at 2066 Byrds Mill Rd, Newtown, VA. Situated on 152 +/- acres amidst the tranquil beauty of Virginia's countryside, this enchanting property offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. This custom built home is ready for you to come in and make it your own. Featuring 3,992 finished square feet and 1,760 unfinished square feet in the walkout basement for you to finish as you wish or use for storage. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a home office and an additional room that could be used as a gym or toy room. Family room showcases a stone gas fireplace and french doors to the back deck. Separate living room and dining room. Many upgrades to include granite counters, custom kitchen cabinets, 10 ft ceilings, crown molding, chair rail and a tray ceiling. 12 inch thick concrete walls in the basement, rough in plumbing and a bunker/safe room. Retractable chandelier in the foyer makes it a breeze for changing out bulbs. There is a 22x22 attached garage and there is also a detached garage. Elaborate heating unit that can also be used to heat water. Step outside and discover your own slice of paradise, where sprawling lawns and mature trees create a picturesque backdrop for outdoor living. Whether you're relaxing on the covered front porch or entertaining on the large concrete patio, the possibilities for relaxation and recreation are endless. 152 acres to explore (about 10 acres open/cleared) and there is also a stream on the property. Don't miss your chance to make this home your own and experience the peace and serenity of country living in Virginia. 2066 Byrds Mill Rd, Newtown Listing courtesy of Lake Anna Island Realty. Contact:
$49,000 Lot 3 Root swamp Rd is a perfect location to plan your home build! Soil tests have already been performed and this lot percs for a 4 bedroom septic system! 6.45 acres located conveniently under an hour to Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Dahlgren. Need a builder? No worries, we can help connect you with a local builder to get your project started! Lot 3 Root swamp Rd is a perfect location to plan your home build! Soil tests have already been performed and this lot percs for a 4 bedroom septic system! 6.45 acres located conveniently under an hour to Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Dahlgren. Need a builder? No worries, we can help connect you with a local builder to get your project started! Root Swamp, Newtown Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Elite. Contact:
$366,000 NO ACCESS OR VIEWINGS of this property. Please DO NOT DISTURB the occupant. Take a drive by this three bed, two and a half bath home situated on approx18 acres and see if it may be your next investment. "As is" cash only sale with no contingencies or inspections. Buyer will be responsible for obtaining possession of the property upon closing. The property is being sold and purchased with the full knowledge that a legal action has been filed to confirm that the foreclosure sale that occurred on March 12, 2019 was valid despite any perceived deficiencies in notice of the same to Alysia Leigh Clark. 3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths NO ACCESS OR VIEWINGS of this property. Please DO NOT DISTURB the occupant. Take a drive by this three bed, two and a half bath home situated on approx18 acres and see if it may be your next investment. "As is" cash only sale with no contingencies or inspections. Buyer will be responsible for obtaining possession of the property upon closing. The property is being sold and purchased with the full knowledge that a legal action has been filed to confirm that the foreclosure sale that occurred on March 12, 2019 was valid despite any perceived deficiencies in notice of the same to Alysia Leigh Clark. 5915 Canterbury Rd, Walkerton Listing courtesy of RealHome Services and Solutions, Inc.. Contact:
$625,000 Newtown Dragway in Newtown, Virginia has been in operation since 2000 and it is FOR SALE! Check out their website and social media for a list of the current events at this very active and popular sand drag facility! 30 minutes from Richmond, 1 hour from Fredericksburg and 90 minutes from Chesapeake...Right in the middle of large population centers, however rural enough as to not be affected by urban sprawl that is the downfall of a lot of racing facilities around the country. Rarely does an opportunity come along on the East Coast to purchase a fully operating and modern racing facility, and now's your chance! Newtown Dragway in Newtown, Virginia has been in operation since 2000 and it is FOR SALE! Check out their website and social media for a list of the current events at this very active and popular sand drag facility! 30 minutes from Richmond, 1 hour from Fredericksburg and 90 minutes from Chesapeake...Right in the middle of large population centers, however rural enough as to not be affected by urban sprawl that is the downfall of a lot of racing facilities around the country. Rarely does an opportunity come along on the East Coast to purchase a fully operating and modern racing facility, and now's your chance! 3693 Byrd's Mill Rd, Newtown Listing courtesy of EXP Realty, LLC. Contact: 8668257169
$625,000 Newtown Dragway in Newtown, Virginia has been in operation since 2000 and it is FOR SALE! Check out their website and social media for a list of the current events at this very active and popular sand drag facility! 30 minutes from Richmond, 1 hour from Fredericksburg and 90 minutes from Chesapeake...Right in the middle of large population centers, however rural enough as to not be affected by urban sprawl that is the downfall of a lot of racing facilities around the country. Rarely does an opportunity come along on the East Coast to purchase a fully operating and modern racing facility, and now's your chance! Newtown Dragway in Newtown, Virginia has been in operation since 2000 and it is FOR SALE! Check out their website and social media for a list of the current events at this very active and popular sand drag facility! 30 minutes from Richmond, 1 hour from Fredericksburg and 90 minutes from Chesapeake...Right in the middle of large population centers, however rural enough as to not be affected by urban sprawl that is the downfall of a lot of racing facilities around the country. Rarely does an opportunity come along on the East Coast to purchase a fully operating and modern racing facility, and now's your chance! 3693 Byrd's Mill Rd, Newtown Listing courtesy of EXP Realty, LLC. Contact: 8668257169