This versatile farm offers a combination of open pasture, wildlife habitat, water features, and multiple potential build sites. The property has direct access from a quiet county road, with a new gate and gravel driveway already installed to provide convenient entry and internal access.

Several areas of the farm appear suitable for future construction, including creating a family compound. The existing gravel drive leads to multiple potential building locations overlooking pasture and timber. The layout may accommodate a primary residence, a cabin, a barn, or additional outbuildings, depending on the intended use.

Large pasture areas provide flexibility for livestock, row crops, gardens, hay production, or food plots. The open ground is bordered by mature hardwoods along fence rows and throughout portions of the property, creating a transition between field and timber that supports wildlife movement. The mix of open and wooded acreage allows for both farming and recreational use.

The farm includes two established food plots surrounded by young, dense undergrowth. Two high-quality, comfortable Redneck hunting blinds are strategically located on these food plots, providing ample hunting opportunities. The surrounding early successional cover provides bedding areas and nesting habitat for deer, turkey, rabbits, and other small game. This habitat diversity contributes to regular wildlife activity across the tract.

A pond is situated in a valley setting and is surrounded by mature timber. This water feature offers a consistent source of water for wildlife and livestock and adds to the overall character of the property. The topography and timber around the pond create natural travel corridors and shaded areas throughout the warmer months.

An extensive internal trail system allows access to much of the property for hunting, land management, equipment use, and general recreation. The trail network connects the food plots, pond, timber edges, and pasture areas, making it practical to navigate the farm in multiple seasons. Mature hardwoods, including large trees along fence lines and field edges, provide shade, visual appeal, and potential long-term timber value subject to professional evaluation. The combination of pasture, cover, pond, timber, and access from a county road makes this property adaptable for farming, residential, or recreational purposes.