The Moore North tract spans 424 acres and is conveniently situated on Bell Road, just 2.8 miles from Dillwyn. Access to the property is straightforward, thanks to two 100-foot-wide fee strips connecting directly to Bell Road, while well-maintained interior roads allow easy navigation throughout the land.

The landscape features rolling hills, highlighted by Tower Branch, which flows through the northern section and enhances both the natural beauty and habitat. The tract’s timber assets are substantial and varied: 166 acres of Loblolly pine planted in 2010, 124 acres planted in 2011, and 51 acres established in 2012. In addition, there are 71 acres of naturally grown, mature mixed pine and hardwoods dating back to the 1970s, offering both diversity and long-term value.

This property is an exceptional candidate for timber investment, and its size and layout make it equally suitable for a large estate farm. The Moore North tract also provides excellent wildlife habitat, making it ideal for hunting and outdoor recreation. Whether your interests lie in forestry, agriculture, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature, this tract offers remarkable versatility and great potential.

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