SOLD! 17 Acres of Recreational Hunting of Land For Sale in Charlotte County VA!

Weekend Retreat - Hunting Tract - Hardwoods

Don't let this slip by! 17 acres located on the corner of Aspen and Mt. Carmel Rd outside Brookneal. Being a corner lot there is an excessive amount of road frontage providing great border protection. The property is surrounded by timber land and farming land. A mixture of mature and growing hardwood timber makes great feeding grounds for the wildlife. A small creek runs through the property. There are a couple food plots that have already been planted for the fall hunting season. Trails have been cut and maintained throughout the property making it easily accessible buy foot, horses or ATV's.

Upon entering the property off Aspen RD there is about 1/2-3/4 acres open for a great camping site/home site. An old well and septic are being used for a camper that will convey with the sale. The camper is under a metal carport. So if you're looking for your own parcel of dirt this is a great investment!

Charlotte County was formed from neighboring Lunenburg County in 1764 and named for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III of England. Settlement of this new frontier began approximately 50 years before the county was formed.

The village of Charlotte Court House has been listed with the state and National Registers of Historic Places as a Historic Courthouse District for its uniqueness in architecture, business and government buildings. The rich heritage of old homes is architecturally significant as they reflect the styles from the Colonial and Georgian to the Federal and Greek Revival periods.

July 4th every year this is a Independence Day celebration at Red Hill. People come from all over to experience this festivity. Surely not an event to be missed. Please click the link showing some more of Charlotte County's history:

http://charlotteva.com/historic_attr.htm

Helpful Links:

County of Charlotte: http://charlotteva.com/

Brookneal VA: http://www.townofbrookneal.com

Red Hill: https://www.redhill.org