Wadesboro, NC 28170(Anson County)

This expansive tract provides significant investment potential with approximately 842 acres of professionally managed planted pine, ranging from 1 to 10 years old. Additionally, approximately 378 acres of merchantable timber, aged 16 to 37 years, in four separate stands, have recently been thinned, are healthy, and actively growing for near-term revenue opportunities. A detailed condition summary report included with the listing documents provides transparency and assurance for timber valuation, enabling buyers to confidently evaluate the investment potential of this property.

Accessibility is exceptional, thanks to over five miles of internal roads and trails that wind throughout the property, providing convenient travel by truck, ATV, or foot. The tract features approximately 600 feet of road frontage along White Store Road, complemented by county water availability, further enhancing the possibilities for future development or recreational improvements. A significant powerline corridor intersects the southern portion of the property, adding valuable infrastructure support.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife habitats that characterize this land. Populations of white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and wild hogs can be found here, creating a premier hunting and recreational retreat. Thoughtful timber management practices and diverse forest ecosystems contribute directly to the property's rich wildlife resources, ensuring years of outdoor enjoyment.

Anson County, established in 1750 and named for Admiral Lord George Anson of the British Royal Navy, is steeped in rich historical significance. Known for its pivotal role during the colonial and revolutionary periods, Anson County emerged as a significant agricultural and commercial hub. The Whitestore community itself was historically vibrant, bustling with general stores, trading posts, and boarding houses, making it a focal point for local commerce and community life. The ChambersMorgan Farm, located nearby and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, further exemplifies the county's deep agricultural heritage and enduring cultural legacy.

With its ideal combination of accessible location, extensive timber resources, excellent hunting potential, and historical charm, this property represents a rare and outstanding opportunity for investors, land enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a piece of North Carolina's countryside. Whether you're planning for future timber income, searching for a recreational retreat, or investing in a lasting legacy, this Anson County property promises unmatched value.

Mineral Reservation is on the property and is detailed in listing documents.

Contact us today to schedule a private viewing or to learn more about this exceptional land investment.