ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Resting along the edge of Grayson Highlands State Park and surrounded by the vast expanse of Jefferson National Forest, this 41-acre tract offers a rare and increasingly hard-to-find combination of privacy, natural beauty, and long-term protection from surrounding development. Accessible by a state maintained road, the land is predominantly wooded, with mature timber throughout and a sense of seclusion that is immediate upon entering. Wilson Creek is a year-around creek with natural rock formations running along the property, giving the landscape both character and a feeling of permanence that cannot be replicated. It is a true sanctuary in the wild. The creek flows strong and clear... wide in places, with a series of waterfalls and deep, quiet pools. Known for its stocked trout waters, it offers both beauty and recreation, whether for a quiet afternoon of fishing or simply the sound of moving water carried through the trees. This impressive creek is used by the National Forest as the standard by which to judge other waterways in the area for cleanliness and biological health. A trophy hunter's paradise, the land also has multiple potential building sites present, allowing flexibility for a primary residence, retreat, or long-term investment. Electricity available on the property, offering a practical advantage while still maintaining the feeling of being well removed from the outside world. With protected land on all sides, the state park across the creek and national forest beyond, this property benefits from a natural buffer that preserves both its setting and its future. It is a place where the landscape will remain much as it is today. Secluded, private, and truly breathtaking... this is land that speaks for itself