Location & Access
The Compton 3 tract consists of 56.8 acres located on Dabney House Road, north of Henrys Mill and approximately 16 miles east of Chatham, Virginia.
The property features rolling terrain with frontage on a well maintained state gravel road. Johns Run forms the northern boundary of the tract, adding both natural appeal and wildlife value.
Land Features & Improvements
A pipeline crosses the property, creating approximately 5.7 acres of open land, which is well suited for wildlife use.
The mix of open areas, creek frontage, wetlands, and wooded sections contributes to a diverse and healthy habitat.
Timber Composition
The tract contains a well balanced mix of pine and hardwood timber:
18.4 acres of Loblolly pine planted in 20152016
2.3 acres of Loblolly pine planted in 1971
27.8 acres of natural mixed hardwoods dating back to the 1930s
This combination provides both long term timber investment potential and excellent wildlife cover.
Recreational & Potential Uses
Excellent recreational property with strong wildlife habitat
Suitable for hunting, hiking, and general outdoor enjoyment
Offers several potential building sites for a future cabin or residence
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