Horace Webster Jr.

$79,000

7.24 Acres

Red Oak, Virginia, 23964

Located along Laconia Road in Red Oak, VA, this 7 acre tract offers a unique combination of privacy, recreational opportunity, and future homesite potential in Charlotte County. The property features road frontage, cleared land, and a quiet setting surrounded by large blocks of timberland. Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, weekend getaway, future homestead, or private place to enjoy the outdoors, this property provides a versatile foundation to build from. One of its most desirable features is the direct boundary with the 530-acre Hogan Creek Wildlife Management Area, giving you immediate access to public land for hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation. Tracts offering this level of adjoining recreational access are increasingly difficult to find. Cargills Creek forms part of the property's boundary and provides small-craft access by kayak or canoe into the Staunton River system, creating additional opportunities for fishing, paddling, and exploring the area's natural resources. The surrounding hardwoods, creek corridor, and adjacent wildlife habitat support abundant deer, turkey, waterfowl and other native game. Improvements include an existing RV shelter, a fifth-wheel camper that conveys as-is, and a single-wide structure currently used for storage. The storage structure is not considered livable space. No well, septic system, or electrical service are currently installed, allowing the next owner flexibility to develop the property according to their own plans and preferences. Conveniently located just minutes from Staunton View Park boat ramp, Clarksville, and the US-15 corridor, this property combines rural seclusion with practical access to Kerr Lake, the Staunton River, and nearby amenities

$1,200,000

256.2 Acres

Virgilina, Virginia, 24598

Buckshoal Farm presents a rare opportunity to acquire the entire 256-acre farm in one offering. Stretching from Hudson Rd eastward to White Oak Forks Rd, this remarkable property combines productive farmland, managed timber, recreation, water resources, and agricultural infrastructure into a single holding. Rolling fenced pastures, mature timber, established roads and trails, and two ponds create a landscape that is both highly functional and visually appealing. Agricultural waterers are already installed throughout the pasture system, supporting livestock operations. The open ground is well suited for cattle, horses, hay production, and other agricultural pursuits, while the timber provides wildlife habitat and long-term investment value. A large pond positioned within mature timber creates an exceptional setting for fishing, wildlife, and recreation, while a secondary pond further supports farm operations and habitat diversity. Hunting blinds are already in place, and the property's combination of timber, water, and open ground creates excellent deer and turkey hunting opportunities. Several barns, sheds, agricultural buildings, and two residences convey as-is and provide immediate utility for future owners. Historically recognized as the birthplace and retreat of former Virginia Governor William M. Tuck, Buckshoal Farm retains its legacy appeal while remaining free from federal and state historic restrictions. Whether envisioned as a working farm, sporting estate, equestrian operation, family retreat, or land investment, Buckshoal Farm offers a combination of scale, functionality, and natural beauty that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Properties like this are rarely assembled and even more rarely offered for sale. Shown by advanced appointment only