Description of Carter Wells Tract
The Carter Wells Tract encompasses 426 acres and is situated 16 miles west of Chatham on Wyatt Farm Road (Route 612). This property features rolling terrain and is enhanced by a reliable interior road system, making access throughout the tract convenient. The eastern boundary of the land is defined by 2.4 miles along the Sandy River, offering scenic water frontage.

Timber Composition
The tract includes a diverse mix of timber. There are 64 acres of Loblolly pine planted in 1991, 20 acres planted in 2000, 81 acres planted in 2016, 56 acres planted in 2019, and 38 acres planted in 2022. Additionally, 156 acres consist of mature natural mixed pine and hardwood, contributing to the overall value and appeal of the property.

Investment and Recreational Opportunities
The Carter Wells Tract presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a solid timber investment. The varied age classes of Loblolly pine and mature hardwoods enhance its potential for timber management. Moreover, the property offers strong recreational possibilities, making it a desirable tract for both investment and enjoyment.

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