Located in northern Rockingham County, North Carolina, this 16.67± acre tract offers a diverse range of land features suited for residential, recreational, or small-scale agricultural use. With road frontage on Chandler Mill Road, the property provides easy access to HWY 29 and 700 while maintaining a rural setting, making it a potential home site for those looking to live in the country or establish a weekend retreat.

The acreage includes mature timber, featuring desirable species such as white oak and red oak, adding value and long-term potential. A long, narrow ridge runs nearly the entire length of the property, creating a natural wildlife corridor. This topographic feature provides strategic hunting opportunities, with pinch points, benches, and a creek crossing that all contribute to predictable wildlife movement patterns. Whitetail deer and wild turkey have been observed in the area, making the property viable for outdoor recreation, including hunting.

On the eastern side of the property, a small creek flows seasonally, enhancing the habitat and adding a natural water source for wildlife. This creek also contributes to the property's overall appeal for those interested in natural landscapes or low-impact outdoor recreation like hiking or camping.

An old pasture area now grown into a Virginia Pine thicket shows signs of previous agricultural use. This section could potentially be cleared and reclaimed for pasture, food plots, or a garden area. The terrain transitions from this thicket into mature hardwoods, creating a natural edge habitat and a favorable transition zone that enhances wildlife activity. One notable area includes a white oak flat where the ridge meets the old field, forming an ideal transition area between open and thick cover.

While the property is compact at 16.67± acres, it offers a variety of potential stand sites and supports multiple hunters due to its layout. The ridge and timbered areas provide multiple zones that can be hunted safely and effectively. Despite its size, the property sets up much larger due to its natural funnels and topography.

Existing structures on the property include an old home and a few older tobacco barns and outbuildings. These are considered to have no contributory value and are being sold as-is. There is no recent survey or recorded percolation test available, and buyers are encouraged to verify all building and land use potential according to local regulations.

This is a strong small-acreage opportunity with multiple possible uses—from a home site with privacy to a recreational property with hunting, hiking, or small farming potential. Its accessible location and natural features make it a well-rounded rural tract in a desirable area of Rockingham County.

Whether you're looking for a rural residence, a recreational getaway, or a place to establish a small homestead, this property offers a manageable size with strong natural assets. Call land specialist Clay Mervar to set up your private tour.