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Check out this property that is conveniently located less than 15 minutes from the Town of Rocky Mount. It offers a perfect balance of accessibility and rural privacy. The land features +/- 27.34 acres of open fields and wooded land. There is fenced pastureland and watering boxes, ideal for livestock or agricultural use. Property also has several springs and +/- 1,300 feet of frontage along North Fork Little Chestnut Creek.
The state maintained, paved road frontage makes for easy. Property also has multiple building sites that provide views and seclusion. Property is well-suited for a primary residence, farm, or weekend retreat. There are a lot of trails and roadbeds that run throughout the property. The property consists of two tax map parcels: +/- 24.9 acres located on one side of the road and +/- 2.44 acres on the other. Both parcels will be sold together as one offering. Refer to Bidder Packet for maps and survey.
Online Auction Ends Friday, May 22nd at 3PM TBD Fishburn Mountain Rd, Rocky Mount, VA 24151
Directions: From Rocky Mount, Virginia 24151, take US-220 BUS South/Main Street and continue onto US-220 South for approximately 3.7 miles. Then turn onto State Route 619 and follow it for about 2 miles. Property will be marked by signs.
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