Located in Randolph County near Roanoke, this 112±-acre property offers a combination of paved county road frontage, rolling terrain, internal access, flowing water, and wildlife habitat. The property fronts paved County Road 310, providing direct road access. Power is available, and county water is nearby. With these utilities in proximity, the property offers potential for a future homesite or other residential development. The property has rolling topography with a mix of natural pine and hardwood regeneration. This type of naturally regenerating timber provides a variety of habitat conditions, including cover, browse, and areas of early successional growth. The combination of young pine and hardwood regeneration creates habitat diversity across the property and provides opportunities for wildlife management. Two larger creeks flow through the property. One creek is located on the north end, while High Pine Creek flows along the southern portion of the property. The creek corridors include hardwood timber that provides additional habitat diversity and creates natural travel corridors through the property. These areas also offer hunting opportunities and contribute to the overall recreational character of the land. Several small food plots are established throughout the property and provide existing locations for wildlife management and hunting. Depending on the owner's objectives, the existing plots could potentially be expanded, and additional food plots could be added in other suitable locations. The property's rolling terrain, natural regeneration, creek corridors, and food plots create a range of options for managing habitat and access. An internal trail system provides access to different portions of the property and can be used for hunting access, property maintenance, habitat management, and recreational activities. The combination of county road frontage and internal trails provides multiple ways to reach various areas of the tract. The property offers habitat for deer and turkey, with natural cover, browse, hardwood timber, creek corridors, and food plots contributing to the available wildlife habitat. The streamside management zones and areas of natural regeneration provide additional habitat diversity across the property. The property may appeal to buyers seeking land for hunting, wildlife management, recreation, a potential homesite, or a combination of these uses. In addition to the recreational opportunities on the property, the tract is near Lake Wedowee, where additional outdoor recreation is available. The property is near Roanoke and is situated in Randolph County, providing access to nearby communities and regional recreational resources. This 112-acre Randolph County property combines paved county road frontage, utility availability in the area, rolling terrain, internal trails, established food plots, natural pine and hardwood regeneration, and two larger creeks. High Pine Creek at the south end and the creek at the north end provide water resources and hardwood habitat to the property. Whether used for hunting, wildlife habitat management, outdoor recreation, or a future homesite, the property provides a range of potential uses within a single tract. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact Land Specialist Jeremy Morris.