Damon Bungard

$69,000

9.97 Acres

Troutville, Virginia, 24175

Approximately 10 Acres — Hunting / Recreation Tract Centered Within The Triple Crown of Virginia's Best HikingOff Hogan Hollow Road, Troutville, VAApproximately 10 acres of private, wooded land off Hogan Hollow Road in Botetourt County, complete with a creek running along the road frontage. This unique tract combines water, woods, and wildlife, making it an ideal fit for hunters, hikers, and anyone seeking a secluded mountain retreat. This tract is ideal for outdoorsmen, offering prime deer, bear and turkey habitat, mature hardwoods, and rolling terrain well suited for stands, mini food plots, or ATV trails.Beyond its hunting potential, the property is just minutes from some of Virginia’s most iconic hiking destinations. Hikers will appreciate its close proximity to the Appalachian Trail and the region’s famed “Triple Crown” of Dragon’s Tooth, McAfee Knob, and Tinker Cliffs. Whether you’re seeking a manageable hunting parcel, a basecamp for adventure, or a quiet mountain retreat, this property delivers the best of both worlds.Convenient to Troutville and Roanoke, yet tucked away for peace and seclusion . An excellent opportunity to own a slice of the Blue Ridge.Key Features & HighlightsCreek frontage : A year-round creek runs along the Hogan Hollow Road boundary, adding water resources for wildlife and scenic appeal.Quiet, secluded setting : Tucked off Hogan Hollow Road, this parcel offers privacy and a natural escape.Mature mixed hardwoods and softwoods : Provides excellent cover, mast production, and wildlife habitat.Natural terrain for hunting & recreation : Ridges, funnels, and gentle draws create great opportunities for stand placement, scouting, and trail development.Access & walkability : Existing logging road could be cleared or improved for easy access by foot, ATV, or 4WD.Scenic and recreational appeal : Beyond hunting, the property is ideally located near the Appalachian Trail and Virginia’s famed “Triple Crown” hikes: Dragon’s Tooth, McAfee Knob, and Tinker Cliffs. This tract’s manageable size makes upkeep straightforward, while still offering abundant opportunities for hunting, camping, trail building, or simply enjoying the natural setting. With its combination of timber, terrain, and water, the land provides excellent habitat for deer, bear, turkey, and other wildlife.For hikers and adventurers, its location near the Triple Crown places world-class outdoor recreation just minutes away. From sunrise hunts to sunset hikes, this property serves as the perfect basecamp for exploring Virginia’s Blue Ridge.Convenient to Troutville and Roanoke, yet tucked away for peace and seclusion — a rare chance to own Blue Ridge land with both timber and creek frontage. Why Outdoorsmen and Hikers Will Love ItFor the Hunter:Even at 10 acres, there's already a strong game presence, with the three key elements of water, food, and cover, already in place. There's already deer, bear and turkey sign on the property. There's good options for hunting from the ground, blinds or trees, in any hunting season. For someone who values a tract that’s small enough to manage, but functional enough to hunt hard, this is a strong option.For the Hiker / Appalachian Trail Enthusiast:One of the wonders of this locale is its relative proximity to the Virginia Triple Crown — a three-leg hiking route that includes Dragon’s Tooth, McAfee Knob, and Tinker Cliffs along the Appalachian Trail. Virginia's Triple CrownDragon’s Tooth (a striking quartzite “tooth” rock formation along the AT) lies within easy reach. Dragon's ToothMcAfee Knob is perhaps the area’s most iconic overlook, offering expansive, dramatic views at its cliff edge. McAfee KnobTinker Cliffs, typically accessed via the Andy Layne Trail and then via the AT, forms the third jewel in the Triple Crown circuit. Tinker CliffsHikers often aim to complete the full 30-plus-mile loop (roughly 32–35 miles) through these three peaks over 2–3 days, camping in designated shelters along the way. Whether one ambitiously tackles the full Triple Crown or simply day hikes Dragon’s Tooth or McAfee Knob, this parcel places you in the heart of one of southwestern Virginia’s premier outdoor destinations, the Catawba Valley.

$1,395,000

590.16 Acres

Narrows, Virginia, 24124

Wolf Creek Legacy Estate414 Niday Dr, Narrows, VA | 590+ Acres of Appalachian MajestyA Rare Confluence of Conservation, Agricultural Excellence, and Wilderness3,000 FT WOLF CREEK FRONTAGE - TWO UNIQUE HOMES - CERTIFIED TREE FARM - MINUTES FROM THE APPALACHIAN TRAILThe Call of the Land: A Legacy InvestmentHumans naturally seek land, but land ultimately seeks stewards. 414 Niday Drive is not merely a piece of real estate; it is a profound calling to protect and honor a spectacular slice of the Blue Ridge. Spanning 590+ contiguous acres across three distinct parcels, this legacy investment represents a rare opportunity to step into a role of generational stewardship.The property offers a breathtaking geographical narrative, stretching from the fertile riparian valley floor of Wolf Creek all the way up to the whispering heights of the mountain ridge. For the visionary buyer, this is where world-class outdoor recreation meets absolute self-sufficiency. The Main Home: Refined Country ComfortWhile the surrounding landscape is rugged and vast, the main residence offers a sophisticated, deeply grounded retreat. Designed for a modern lifestyle that honors its environment, the home is equipped with high-end amenities, including the luxury of radiant heated floors and custom, high-end woodwork that mirrors the forest outside. Drawing its water from a pure, natural mountain spring, this residence serves as the ultimate anchor for a premium homestead or micro-farm.The home is located at the front of the property, nestled into rolling pastures and mountain views. It's a 1,400 sq. ft., 4-bedroom, 1-bath brick ranch with a 1,000 sq. ft. unfinished basement. This home radiates a high-end country feel, featuring:Custom, rustic wormy chestnut built-in cabinets and living room beams.Oak kitchen cabinetry, shiplap ceilings, and a reclaimed wood accent wall.Modern luxuries including radiant floor heat, a large dual shower, and a whole-house fan.A zero-clearance fireplace with auxiliary fans, fully wired for a backup generator. Wolf Creek: The Historic Log Cabin & Creekside GroveLooking for stream frontage? The property features approximately 3,000 feet of frontage on Wolf Creek, a designated Class A Trout Stream stocked eight times annually. It provides a quality fishing experience, holding both trout and smallmouth bass, and supporting native aquatic life.Along the banks of Wolf Creek sits the second home: a circa-1920s, 1,500 sq. ft., 3-bedroom, 1-bath hand-hewn log cabin, waiting for a modern renaissance. Featuring a large covered front porch overlooking the water, a 2017 Virginia Department of Historic Resources survey noted this gem is potentially eligible for a historic designation.Adjacent to the cabin, a flat, shaded grove offers a premier footprint for low-impact recreation - perfect for private camping, RVs, or developing a future eco-tourism income venture along the trout stream. Untouched Hunting & Managed Timber StandsThe mountain property has not been hunted in many years, creating an undisturbed sanctuary for trophy whitetail deer, wild turkey, and black bear.The forested acreage is a designated Certified Tree Farm boasting highly valuable, mature timber stands of Oak, Hickory, Poplar, Maple, Cherry, Walnut, and rare Chestnut, alongside 16 acres of managed Eastern White Pine. As you explore the mountain, hidden historic homestead ruins offer a beautiful glimpse into early America. Agricultural Excellence & Homestead InfrastructureReady for immediate farming or homesteading, the land features 31 acres of fertile pasture/fields. Approximately 16 acres are already securely fenced and supported by a spring-fed agricultural water system with automated livestock troughs. Multiple barns, sheds, and outbuildings provide ample storage.Want to build a grander estate? Multiple scenic ridges offer incredible building sites, including a premier location at 2,500 feet elevation that already has electricity and spring water hooked up. Strategic Zoning & ConservationThe acreage is intelligently split into three contiguous tracts, offering the perfect blend of freedom and environmental protection:The Main Home Tract (1.39 Acres): Out of easement; unrestricted.The Log Cabin Tract (67.4 Acres): Out of easement; premium Wolf Creek frontage with full development flexibility.The Mountain Tract (521.3 Acres): Protected under a conservation easement with the Virginia Outdoors Foundation. This easement safeguards the mountain's integrity but explicitly allows for future subdivision, timber harvesting, and building multiple homes/structures.Bonus: A 0.97-acre spring protection area is enrolled in the USDA Conservation Reserve Program through Sept 2028. Epic Regional Recreation & Mountain TownsWhile the estate feels like a completely self-contained wilderness, it is surrounded by some of the Southern Appalachian's finest outdoor assets. Wolf Creek flows into the famous New River, known for world-class smallmouth fishing and paddling opportunities. The Mill Creek nature trails and waterfalls are a short drive down the road in Narrows. The Jefferson National Forest, including the Kimberling Creek Wilderness Area, is also nearby, unlocking thousands of additional acres for hunting, hiking, and camping. Countless adventures await on the nearby Appalachian Trail, easily accessible from several locations nearby. A couple hours downstream, the New River enters New River Gorge National Park, with it's spectacular paddling, hiking and rock climbing. When you want a taste of civilization, you don't have to travel far. The charming mountain towns of Narrows, Pearisburg, Wytheville, Bluefield and Bland can all be reached within 30 minutes, and the vibrant energy of Blacksburg is just shy of an hour away. Together, these nearby hubs provide endless opportunities for dining, wineries, craft breweries, concerts, and sporting events.Showings to this property are happily provided to qualified buyers who must provide proof of funds prior to showings. All showings require 48 hour notice, and are by appointment only. A Mossy Oak Properties agent must accompany all visitors. Co-listed by Mossy Oak Properties agents and Virginia Realtors, Joel Hoeffner and Damon Bungard. For more information contact Joel Hoener at 540-494-4070 or by email at , or Damon Bungard at 802-989-8555 , or by email at , or visit Get To Know The Area:Wolf Creek Stocking Plan: Mill Creek Nature Trails: The New River: Appalachian Trail: