Located just minutes from Bethany in southwest Rockingham County, this 47.71 +/- acre tract offers a diverse landscape suitable for a variety of uses, including residential, recreational, and hunting purposes. The property features a balanced mix of gently rolling terrain, open areas, planted pine, and mature hardwood buffers along the waterways.

The topography provides multiple potential building sites, each offering a different perspective of the land. Whether positioned near the open fields or tucked along the wooded edges, these locations allow for flexibility in planning a primary residence or a secondary structure such as a vacation home. The setting offers privacy while still maintaining convenient access to nearby towns and amenities.

The timber composition includes planted pine that is approaching its first thinning stage, offering potential future management opportunities. In addition, hardwood Streamside Management Zones run alongside the water features, contributing to both the visual appeal and ecological diversity of the property. Natural regeneration areas create dense cover, which supports local wildlife populations.

Wildlife activity is evident throughout the tract. The combination of cover, water, and natural food sources creates an environment that supports deer and turkey populations. Observations on the property include rubs, scrapes, and turkey scratching, indicating consistent use by wildlife. This makes the property suitable for hunting or general outdoor recreation.

A year-round, rock-bottom creek winds through the property, adding both aesthetic and functional value. Along the creek, a small waterfall feature provides a unique natural element. The presence of water enhances the usability of the land for recreation and contributes to the overall landscape.

The property is located within a reasonable driving distance to larger cities such as Greensboro and Winston-Salem, allowing for access to employment centers, shopping, dining, and services while maintaining a rural setting. This balance makes the property adaptable for those seeking a more private environment without being isolated.

There are light deed restrictions in place to help maintain the overall character of the property and the surrounding area. No soil evaluations have been completed at this time, and buyers are encouraged to conduct any necessary inspections to determine suitability for their intended use.

An old cemetery, known as the Williams Family Cemetery, is located on the property. Its presence is a historical feature of the land and should be considered in any future plans.

This property presents an opportunity for a range of uses, including building, recreation, hunting, and land investment. Its combination of natural features, location, and layout provides flexibility for future owners to utilize the land based on their individual needs and preferences.