170+/- AC Gloucester County - Recreational Land - Hunting - Shooting Range - ATV trails
15 mins to the bridge at Yorktown - As the crow flies, 88 miles to Fredricksburg / 57 miles to Richmond / 107 miles to Alexandria. Amazing opportunity to own 170 +/- acres of beautiful wooded land. For Accurate information on this property call the listing agent Charlie Britt 804 690 7889. Mature hardwood and pines in open woods with long site lines. The tract is 6 individual parcels all connected. Property includes 2 metal storage units with roof & electric installed on site. Containers are large enough to store tractors, 4 wheelers, mowers & hunting equip - could also easily be converted to overnight cabin. Property currently includes pistol range, great for practice. There is easily a 500+ yard shot for a rifle. Miles of open, well maintained trails for 4 wheeler, dirt bikes or golf cart...
15 mins to the bridge at Yorktown - As the crow flies, 88 miles to Fredricksburg / 57 miles to Richmond / 107 miles to Alexandria. Amazing opportunity to own 170 +/- acres of beautiful wooded land. For Accurate information on this property call the listing agent Charlie Britt 804 690 7889. Mature hardwood and pines in open woods with long site lines. The tract is 6 individual parcels all connected. Property includes 2 metal storage units with roof & electric installed on site. Containers are large enough to store tractors, 4 wheelers, mowers & hunting equip - could also easily be converted to overnight cabin. Property currently includes pistol range, great for practice. There is easily a 500+ yard shot for a rifle. Miles of open, well maintained trails for 4 wheeler, dirt bikes or golf carts. Approx timber value $170,000 There are other parcels available to even out the boundaries - contact listing agent Charlie Britt 804 690- 7889
Early History of Gloucester County
Native Americans lived in Virginia for thousands of years prior to the arrival of English colonists at Jamestown in 1607. The stronghold of Chief Wahunsenacawh was located nearby along the York River at Werowocomoco. As the population of colonists grew, they forcibly occupied lands of the Powhatan Indians. In 1634, the colony was divided into eight "shires or counties and in 1651, Gloucester County was established. The following year, the countys first courthouse was built. Gloucester County was named for Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester, third son of King Charles I.
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