This beautiful 201-acre property presents the best of hunting, recreation, or development potential of any property in the area. The property is a hunters dream with deer, turkey, and small game present in abundance. The entire tract consists of two parcels running along the Nottoway & Amelia County line, the Southern side borders Namozine Road, the Eastern side borders Knotty Mill Road and the Knotty Mill Development, and the entire northern border runs along West Creek providing strong water for game. The property is maintains a great amount of privacy through its sheer size. The parcels are contiguous and are being sold as one, providing a robust trail structure throughout the property for ATV enthusiast, equestrians, hunters, or recreation seekers. The pines on both parcels were cut between 7-12 years ago. The wooded parcel offers excellent potential homes sites and investment potential through development. Currently, there is a trailer on the parcel that is used as a hunting cabin with well, septic, power, A/C and heat. The parcel is located just 15 minutes from Amelia Courthouse, 18 minutes from Blackstone (Fort Pickett/FAST-C) and one hour from Richmond VA. If you are looking for additional hunting and/or recreational opportunities nearby look no further than the Amelia Wildlife Management Area (WMA) or Ft. Pickett offering public hunting and several lakes for fishing.

Nottoway County thrives through its unique diversification and proximity to Federal Installations (Fort Pickett and Fort Lee) and larger cities. Today, the county continues to enjoy a healthy diversity of people and economic interests. Small business has thrived, as evidenced by the vitality of its three towns. Nottoway manufacturing facilities produce a wide variety of goods. Amelia County is a United States county located just west of Richmond in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The county is included in the Greater Richmond Region, and its county seat is Amelia Courthouse. Amelia County was created in 1735 from parts of Prince George and Brunswick counties, and it was named in honor of Princess Amelia of Great Britain. Parts of the county were later carved out to create Prince Edward and Nottoway counties. As of the 2010 census, the county population was 12,690, which is an increase of more than 44 percent from the 1990 census.

Links of interest:

Nottoway County: [Web Link listed above]

Amelia County: [Web Link listed above]

Blackstone: https://[Web Link listed above]/

Fort Pickett: https://militarybases\. com/virginia/fort-pickett/

Fort Lee: [Web Link listed above]

For more information on this and other Residential or Recreational Land For Sale in Nottoway County, contact Johnny Seamster at (434) 294-6714, by email at [Email listed above], or visit our website at [Web Link listed above].