0 White Oak Road Tract B

Property facts

Price

$899,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

143 acres

County

Dinwiddie County

MLS #

11963976

Description

Discover a exceptional rural property offering agricultural capability, recreational freedom, and long-term land preservation in Dinwiddie County near Blackstone, VA. Positioned along quiet White Oak Road, this expanse presents a rare opportunity for farmers, outdoor enthusiasts, and visionaries alike. Key Features & Property Highlights Quality Pasture & Open Land: Featuring rich soils, gentle topography, and established open acreage, the land is ideal for rotational livestock grazing, horse pasture, hay production, or potential row crops. Premier Outdoor & Hunting Opportunities: A scenic landscape of rolling pasture, wooded draws, creek bottoms, and timber breaks creates prime habitat corridors for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and small game. Functional Outbuildings: Includes existing operational structures-highlighted by a large pole barn equipped with power along with secondary outbuildings suitable for machinery, storage, or livestock workspace. Early 1900s Farmhouse Project: A Craftsman-style home sits ready for complete restoration (sold as-is). Already stripped back to the studs, it offers a blank canvas to design a customized historic residence, manager's house, or rustic hunting retreat. Conservation Easement Protections: Protected by an active conservation easement that preserves the natural beauty and agricultural integrity of the surrounding countryside while allowing for agricultural operations, farm outbuildings, and designated residential building rights. Whether you are looking to establish a sustainable rotational farm, secure a private hunting sanctuary, or restore a piece of Southside Virginia heritage, this property provides an impressive foundation.

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