Looking for a beautiful recreational and hunting property in sight of the Rappahannock River, well here it is, this tract, located on Nesting Road just off Route 17 in Jamaica is comprised of two adjoining parcels with a total acreage of 158.701. Road Frontage is on Nesting Road.

Turn this property into a Savannah Forest, the pines are at the perfect age.

The property is traversed by a small power line easement-typical of rural properties and not considered adverse.
Access throughout the property is easy with solid dirt and gravel roads that are in good condition. The land
is mostly level near Nesting Road, then slopes downward towards Mud Creek, which is mostly swamp.

.Additionally, Middlesex's GIS maps show a large amount of wetlands on the tract. The road
network allows to access most areas of the tract either by truck or ATV. Middlesex is a waterfront county fronting the
Rappahannock River along its eastern edge. The presence of the flood plain and
wetlands is typical for large tracts in this area that front creeks and is not considered adverse. The property is mostly woodland,
with several small open areas used as food plots for hunting season.
The property was timbered around 2003 and currently includes trees that may be marketable. A timber cruise is suggested for
exact timber values. From the lower field to the Rappahannock river is about 0.28 of a mile and when the property was
clearcut, it is reported that you could see the Rappahannock.
Overall, the tract has good appeal for use as managed timber and recreational land. There might be added appeal related to a
potential homesite view of the Rappahannock.