Virginia Farms

Looking for a vast piece of land that can cater to your recreational, investment, or residential needs? Look no further than this amazing property, offering endless possibilities for outdoor adventure, timber investment, or building your dream home on spacious grounds.

Welcome to an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a breathtaking 270.557-acre wooded tract of land, currently divided into 10 Lots,, situated in the scenic landscapes of Tappahannock, Va. This remarkable chunk of nature's bounty, nestled off Desha Rd and Scott's Mill Rd, promises boundless potential and an enchanting escape from the bustling city life.

Finishing cutting timber and clean up should be done in 60 Days. Very nice property that could be divided into lots or build your own private retreat on it. Hunting, ATV riding allowed.

WELCOME HOME TO FARM 1750, A TRULY REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY IN THE HEART OF VIRGINIA'S PICTURESQUE COUNTRYSIDE! NESTLED AMIDST 109.

Unique opportunity to own this large timber tract with generous merchantable timber value (RECENT TIMBER VALUE ESTIMATES). Long frontage on Hoskins Creek and road frontage with interior roads. Parcels this size do not come along very often and to be 10 minutes from Tappahannock, 40 minutes to Richmond and 45 minutes to Fredericksburg.

Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to own a sprawling acreage parcel paired with a custom home! Tucked away down a winding driveway, this 3-bedroom brick ranch offers unparalleled privacy, tranquility, and seclusion. Also a hard wired generator for extra back up.

This beautifully maintained and preserved 2 1/2 story side-hall Federal is built upon a high English basement and sited in the midst of 204 pastoral acres, in the Occupacia Historic District. This vast area, north of Tappahannock, contains numerous historic farms and estates comprising some of the most beautiful and iconic properties in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Originally known as Mount Pleasant this breathtaking 426.15 acre parcel was at one time the home of Thomas Lee whose home Mount Pleasant burned in 1729. Sometime after, Thomas Lee and his family moved to Stratford Hall, which is a must see on the Northern Neck! Since that time, a portion of this property has been known as "Burnt House Field".

NO Restrictions! Central Powhatan- 284.4 Acres of raw land, open fields and mixed timber. Possible subdivision, Build the estate of your dreams, or great for recreation. Don't Miss this opportunity to own a large land tract within 15 minutes to RT. 288.