Located in Halifax County, the property is divided by a public road into roughly 4 acres and 14 acres, with the public road ending at the property boundary for convenient access. Power is available, while a private well and septic system would be needed; there is no HOA, and a road easement runs through the property, with no other known easements or deed restrictions reported by the seller. The property is mostly flat with a small creek, though buyers should independently verify zoning, utilities, septic suitability, easements, and other development requirements. Seller financing is available!
Courtesy: Hometown Realty
Peter Sutphin
804-516-4254
A nice sized parcel of land in a quiet location of Halifax County, this tract is shaped well and conducive to many recreational activities or building. The timber is at a good age to do some timber stand improvement work or clear some space for open ground as the natural hardwood regrowth is not too large to clear. A homesite with complete seclusion would be another good option for this tract of land. There is a creek at the rear of the property providing a good spot to hunt the wild game that frequent this land. The topography of this land is rather gentle enhancing the ability to create a farm if you have a vision.
This approximately 5 acre property features frontage along Ballpark Loop, a rural county maintained road that provides convenient access while maintaining a private, country feel. The land previously had a homesite, and the seller believes an existing well and former septic system remain on the property, though buyers should verify their condition during due diligence. Electricity is available via a power line easement that crosses a portion of the property and may influence the ideal building location or driveway design, and with no known HOA, you'll have the freedom to make this property your own while enjoying easy access to the Town of Halifax and South Boston, both just a short drive away. APN 21801
Courtesy: Hometown Realty
Peter Sutphin
804-516-4254
Just minutes to town of Halifax sits a unique 63+ acres. Split by Highway 501 you could own land on either side. A tall hillside leading to a pretty creek borders the land with some swamp ground at the back of the property. This is a good candidate to create wildlife and recreational opportunities. The young regenerating timber allows for easy food plot clearing with a little bit of vision or maybe a potential homesite on the hill. Just minutes to Banister Lake and a half hour from Buggs Island Lake, you will be able to find other recreational opportunities around as well.
Halifax is located in Virginia. Halifax, Virginia has a population of 1,645. Halifax is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 14.25% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.11%.
The median household income in Halifax, Virginia is $49,459. The median household income for the surrounding county is $45,962 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Halifax is 49.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.4 inches per year, with 5.6 inches of snow per year.
