This 21.20± acre tract in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, offers a combination of natural features, access, and terrain that support a variety of potential land uses. Located on Handford Road in Skipwith, the property includes a mix of mature hardwoods and loblolly pines along with rolling topography and multiple natural drainages. These features contribute to habitat diversity and create travel corridors for wildlife throughout the acreage.

The land contains more than 415 feet of frontage on Little Bluestone Creek, providing a year-round water source for wildlife and enhancing the overall habitat value of the property. The surrounding agricultural fields in the area also support wildlife movement and feeding patterns. Trail camera history and observed sign indicate regular use by deer, turkey, and bear. Several natural funnels and creek drainages run through the tract, creating predictable travel routes for wildlife. Tree stands currently on the property will convey with the sale.

A cut in access road measuring approximately 1900 feet allows entry into the interior of the property. This road provides access for hunting, land management, future homesite or general recreational use. Power is located at the road, and soil work has been completed in the past for a three-bedroom perc. Buyers should verify current soil suitability and any additional requirements with the county. A recent survey has also been completed, giving clear boundary information for future planning or improvements.

The timber on the property includes both mature hardwoods and loblolly pines. These timber types contribute to habitat diversity and may offer potential timber value depending on market conditions and buyer objectives. The rolling terrain provides a variety of elevations and viewpoints across the acreage. The combination of wooded cover, creek frontage, and surrounding agricultural land creates a setting suitable for recreational use, hunting, or long-term land ownership.

The property is located in a rural area of Mecklenburg County while still offering access to nearby towns and services. The town of Chase City is approximately 8 miles to the northwest and provides basic amenities, dining, and local services. Clarksville is approximately 12 miles to the northeast and offers additional shopping, dining, and access to the regional recreation opportunities around Buggs Island Lake. South Hill is approximately 18 miles to the east and includes medical facilities, lodging, and a wider range of commercial services.

The property's location offers convenient access to one of Southern Virginia's premier outdoor recreation destinations. Buggs Island Lake, also known as Kerr Reservoir, is located approximately 8 miles away. As Virginia's largest reservoir, the lake encompasses approximately 50,000 acres and offers boating, hunting, camping, fishing, water sports, public boat ramps, parks, and extensive shoreline recreation opportunities.

Whether your interests include hunting, outdoor recreation, timberland ownership, or building a future country home, this Mecklenburg County property offers a diverse combination of natural features, wildlife habitat, creek frontage, and accessibility in Southside Virginia.

Showings are by appointment only. Please contact Listing Agent Mike Campbell to schedule a private tour of the property.