The beautiful, 2.5-acre shared pond is spring fed, and fish can be seen along its banks and feeding on the surface at various times of the day. In addition to fish, there is an abundance of other types of wildlife that call this pond home. Turtles, frogs, ducks, herrings, and other birds have been seen at various times, too. Almost an acre of the pond is on this tract and includes the dam and a recently cleared picnic/fishing area that’s ready for long weekends with the family. With almost a mile of newly reclaimed trails, access throughout the property is easy by foot or ATV/UTV. These trails take you to the reclaimed food plot adjacent to the pond, the hardwood ridges and the creek bottoms. What struck me when walking these trails was the abundance of wild plum and persimmon trees found on the partially open areas. Care was taken to make sure these valuable soft mast trees were untouched during the trail reclamation, as they provide food for a multitude of wildlife. Speaking of wildlife, turkey and deer sign are found along the trail and throughout the property. Caswell County is known for great hunting and this property is in a very good area for both turkey and deer.

The majority of the timber on this property is mature pine and hardwoods, but you'll also find various other trees that support wildlife. Dogwoods, hickory, walnut and other such important wildlife trees are peppered throughout the tract, and the closed canopy forest in the heart of the property is a place of beauty that makes for awesome walks and great hunting opportunities. You have to see it firsthand to appreciate it!

Here are a couple other things to know when considering this property:

-There is confirmed 4G-LTE cell service with Verizon.

-This property is comprised of two tracts, each with supporting surveys.

-A recent soil analysis at the entrance area didn’t produce favorable results; however, there may be good soils for septic on the high ground in the center of the property. See soil map.

-There are no deed restrictions on these tracts.

-The school district is Caswell County.

*Oakwood Elementary - Grades PK-5 3.3 miles

*N L Dillard Middle School - Grades 6-8 1.5 miles

*Bartlett Yancey High School - Grades 9-12 3.3 miles

The local surrounding area has an abundance of outdoor attractions for the whole family. Caswell County offers some of the best outdoor activities in North Carolina as it boasts over 18,000-acres of state game lands for all types of hunting, especially Whitetail Deer and Eastern Wild Turkey, and horseback riding. (

In addition to the game lands, there are a few incredible public access waterways for your recreational use year-round. Farmer Lake is a reservoir just southeast of the property and is closest to this property. There you can put your boat in for some good lake fishing, or you can drop in a line and fish on the public access pier. Farmer Lake has a natural look as there are no private docks along its banks, and duck hunting is allowed when in season. (

In the northeast corner of the county is Hyco Lake. Hyco Lake is the larger of the two lakes ( and crosses into neighboring Person County. There you'll find excellent recreational boating and fishing opportunities, as well as camping facilities & swimming for you and the family. As if that wasn't enough, the Dan River twists and turns through northern Caswell County and offers many other outdoor opportunities! (

The town of Yanceyville, NC is just east of the property, and Burlington, NC, and Reidsville, NC are close by. Each has shopping & dining opportunities as well as hardware and farm supply stores you may need. I personally live in Caswell County, and without hesitation, tell you it's a great place to live and work.

I invite you to explore the embedded map in this listing for a detailed view of the property and surrounding area. There are many photos that you may find interesting. (

This property is shown by appointment only. Please contact me directly to coordinate your private tour.

For more information on this and other land for sale in Caswell County, contact Sean Maloy at 844-412-1200 or by email at seanmaloy@ or visit