SOLD!! 22 Acres of Residential and Hunting Land For Sale in Dinwiddie County VA!

This property is located off of McKenney Highway just a mile from Interstate 85. Whether you're looking for your next hunting tract or a location to build your dream home out in the peaceful county of Dinwiddie, check out this property. The layout of the land lends itself to hunting, building, or investment. Such close proximity to I-85 makes commuting to work, shopping, and social outings convenient while allowing you to be in a peaceful location away from city life. The timber was harvested approximately 8 years ago and has been replanted with pine. It is showing healthy signs of regrowth.

This area of Virginia is fantastic for men and women who love the outdoors. Here, you won't have to choose between hunting or fishing. Once you finish up your morning hunt, head on to Lake Chesdin to enjoy some Bass and Crappie fishing (https://www.dgif.virginia.gov/waterbody/chesdin-reservoir/). The James River which runs from the Appalachian Mountains all the way to the Coast is an Angler's dream. You can find your favorite fish including Smallmouth, Panfish, Catfish, and Striped Bass (http://jamesriver.com/fishing/).

Perhaps one of the best parts about living out here is the proximity to either side of the state. Want to spend the weekend in the mountains? You can see the Blue Ridge Mountains in less than two hours (https://www.visitroanokeva.com/region/blue-ridge-mountains/). Prefer to spend a few days on the oceanfront? You can also be in Virginia Beach in just two hours (https://www.visitvirginiabeach.com/). The state of Virginia has so much to offer and this property will help you to enjoy all of it! From this property you can get to I-85 in a couple minutes, I-95 in 15 minutes, Colonial Heights in 30 minutes (https://www.colonialheightsva.gov/), and Richmond in under an hour (http://www.richmondgov.com/).

Dinwiddie County is an excellent place to be for those looking to get away from noise and step into nature. American pride and history runs deep through this part of the state. Just miles from Petersburg National Battefield Park (https://www.nps.gov/pete/learn/index.htm), you can enjoy taking a walk through the trails and learning about the civil war. Of course, don't forget to visit Richmond for history, shopping, and culture.

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