36 Acres RAW LAND on Trail Rd Tax Map 27 A 9 (Scott County)

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36 Acres RAW LAND on Trail Rd Tax Map 27 A 9 (Scott County)

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Description: This is an unbelievable deal for 36 acres of mostly wooded, flat and rolling land for little over $500 an acre.  Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, this property is only nine minutes from the quaint town of Dungannon.  The Clinch River is just three miles away, and Bark Camp Lake is about 17 minutes from the property.  Many places of interest, such as Duffield, Gate City, Hiltons, Nickelsville, Snowflake, Weber City, High Knob & Natural Tunnel State Park are about a half hour from the property. 

Scott County sits within the Appalachian Valley in the Heart of Appalachia region of Virginia.  It is located on the Tennessee state line.  The county is surrounded by an abundance of scenic natural beauty.  Five mountain ridges cut across the county.  Residents can enjoy a variety of recreational activities, such as hiking and picnicking in the Jefferson National Forest as well as Natural Tunnel State Park, one of the region’s leading attractions.  A chair lift gives visitors a unique aerial opportunity to view the splendor of the tunnel and surrounding scenery.

Scott County is one of the major sites along The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail, and The Carter Family Fold in Hiltons is a popular place to be on Saturday nights for its bluegrass and country performers.  It also serves as a living memorial to the original Carter family – A.P., Sara and Maybelle – considered “The First Family of County Music.”

At 4,162 feet (close to .8 mile high), the nearby peak called High Knob is one of the highest points in mountainous southwest Virginia—or anywhere else in the state, for that matter.  From the third story of the stone-and-timber, octagonal observation tower atop High Knob, you can look into five states on a clear day.  High Knob is a profoundly beautiful place, surrounded by mountains growing progressively smaller in the distance in Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and North Carolina.  It’s part of the North End of Stone Mountain belonging to the Clinch Ranger District of the Jefferson National Forest.

In the area, you’ll find several recreation areas, hiking trails, lakes to fish and wide-ranging natural environments.  This includes the Natural Tunnel, which is more than 850 feet long and as high as a 10-story building, carved through a limestone ridge over thousands of years. William Jennings Bryan called it the “Eighth Wonder of the World.”

The Clinch River flows through some scenic gorges and has sweeping mountain views.  Some sections contain Class I to III rapids.  The river offers canoeing, kayaking and fishing for smallmouth and muskies.  The Nature Conservancy has designated the river as one of the “Last Great Places” in America because it is home to protected species of mussels.  The Clinch River is great for fishing.

With so much beauty, history and so much to see and do in Scott County, it is impossible to truly enjoy this magnificent county in just one trip.  Scott County is a playground for young and old alike, it is home to trophy trout and endless hunting opportunities and home to a variety of great events for the whole family.  From the world-renowned Carter Family Fold to the Clinch Mountain Music Festival, music-lovers will be inspired by Scott County.  The county is also rich in artists and artisans and offers plenty of festivals scattered throughout the county and throughout the year.

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DIRECTIONS: From Gate City take E Jackson St/US-421 BUS N.  Continue to follow E Jackson St.  Turn left onto VA-72 N/Veterans Memorial Hwy.  Turn left onto State Route 680.  Continue onto Cassells Chapel Rd.  Slight right onto State Route 680.  Continue onto State Route 653.  Turn right onto State Route 680 and travel 0.2 miles, you will find the property on your right.  When you pass a house close to the road on your left, you are at the northern end of the property. 

WHOLESALE PRICE:

CASH PRICE: 24,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 24,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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.6309 Acres RAW LAND on Gale Ln Tax Map 80B 1 B11B (Page County)

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.6309 Acres RAW LAND on Gale Ln Tax Map 80B 1 B11B (Page County)

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Description: This is another wooded and sloped hillside lot just outside the Shenandoah Valley in the Round Head Mountain Subdivision.  The Town of Stanley is just ten minutes away and the Scenic and spectacular town of Luray is about 17 minutes from the property.  Privacy and gorgeous mountain views make this lot quite special.   Roundhead Mountain is a 2,156 foot mountain peak.  This is one of America’s most scenic and historic regions and there is always plenty of see and do, in every season of the year.  At less than $100 a month, this makes for a great long term investment. 

Page County is located in the northeast part of the Shenandoah Valley region of Virginia.  It is situated between the Blue Ridge Mountains on the east and the Massanutten Mountains on the west.  The Shenandoah River flows northward throughout the length of the county, and the George Washington National Forest lies along its western boundary with the Shenandoah National Park, known as the Cabin Capital of Virginia, along its eastern boundary.  This park has 500 miles of hiking trails encompassing over 196,000 acres of land. 

Luray Caverns, the largest and most popular caverns in the east, draws a half million tourist to the area annually.  Skyline Drive, built along the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains is another great attraction of the county, particularly during the peak of fall foliage.  This is a 106-mile historic Drive, offering magnificent panoramas to some two million visitors annually.  Be sure to also visit the Luray Zoo, the Virginia Civil War Battlefields, and the wonderful Wineries in Virginia.  Luray has long been a favored Virginia Vacation destination.

Excellent sport fishing and canoeing can be found on the nearby Shenandoah River, and various parks in the county provide settings for swimming, boating and hiking.  Several National Historic Landmarks are found in the county, including the original courthouse, the 18th century Mauck Meeting House, Stevens cottage in Shenandoah, a nineteenth century reminder of the county’s railroad heritage, and several homes dating from the mid-1700’s.

Here in the area, you can also play golf, enjoy sweets at Luray Fudge Company, get lost in the Garden Maze, and hear rocks sing on the Great Stalacpipe Organ.  Nearby is the Luray Zoo, a rescue zoo that is home to birds of prey, exotic cats, mammals, and reptiles from around the world. 

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DIRECTIONS: From Harrisonburg, get onto I-81 N and take the exit toward W Old Cross Rd.  Turn right onto W Old Cross Rd.  Turn left onto N Congress St.  Take the 3rd right onto US-211 E/Lee Hwy.  Turn right onto US-340 S.  Turn left onto US-340 BUS N.  Turn right toward Park Rd.  Continue straight onto Park Rd.  Continue straight onto Park Rd.  Continue onto Judy Ln/State Route 622.  Continue to follow State Route 622.  Turn right onto Round Head Mountain Rd.  Travel 0.5 miles and take a right onto Gale Ln.  Travel about 50 feet and you will find the property on your left just before the house at 133 Gale Lane.

WHOLESALE PRICE:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 5,900!!, Down Payment of 97, Payments of 96.04/month (Doesn’t Include taxes/hoa), 9.9% Interest, 84 Month Term.

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2 Acres RAW LAND on Ocran Rd Tax Map 34-386 (Lancaster County)

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2 Acres RAW LAND on Ocran Rd Tax Map 34-386 (Lancaster County)

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Description: This is two acres of level, wooded land just a few hundred feet off of the main highway, US-3.  The property is found on the state maintained Ocran Road and offers plenty of privacy and convenience.   There is plenty of development in the area as it is only minutes from the Towns of Kilmarnock, Lively, White Stone, Weems and Irvington.  There are a number of Coves, Islands and Bays within a 15 minute drive.  If you have ever wanted to live near the water at a tremendously low price, this is your opportunity.

The area is a hidden gem that is very close to major metro areas.  It’s located on the Northern Neck of Virginia, on the Rappahannock River and right at the Chesapeake Bay!  Here you have access to some of the best museums and historic sites in the U.S. such as Historic Christ Church (ca. 1732), Mary Ball Washington Museum and St. Mary White Chapel (ca. 1669). You can also enjoy bird watching, nature trails, the best golfing in Virginia, excursions to Tangier and Smith Islands and fishing or daytrips on The Chesapeake Bay.  Take a short walk or catch The Trolley to Kilmarnock to visit the museum, stop at the many antique shops, restaurants and gift stores.  Other popular attractions include Belle Isle State Park and the beautiful Tides Inn.

Because of its gorgeous resort-like setting, Lancaster County is a popular place to retire or take vacations and that is why so many vacationers become lifelong residents.  It is no understatement to say Lancaster County has it all. With nearly 300 miles of shoreline, a rich history, parks, festivals, resorts and robust communities, this destination on the southeastern tip of Virginia’s Northern Neck has something for everyone.

Lancaster is located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, near the mouth of the Rappahannock River.  The county is part of the Northern Neck George Washington Birthplace wine-growing region as an American Viticultural Area.  It is the most densely populated county in the Northern Neck, and its largest town is Kilmarnock.

The County offers residents the best of peaceful waterfront living paired with historical appreciation, a gorgeous, natural landscape, and a strong sense of community, all within close proximity to all the big city amenities you could imagine. Perfect for those who enjoy the water, serene sunsets and the many riches and recreational opportunities that it affords.  Residents here never run out of things to do.

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DIRECTIONS: From Richmond, take I-64 E for about 30 miles.  Take exit 220 to merge onto VA-33 E/Eltham Rd toward W Point.  Continue to follow VA-33 E.  Turn left onto US-17 N/VA-33 E/George Washington Memorial Hwy.  Continue to follow US-17 N/VA-33 E.  Turn right onto US-17 BUS N/VA-33E.  Turn left onto US-17 BUS N/VA-33 E/Gloucester Rd.  Turn right onto VA-33 E/General Puller Hwy.  Turn left onto VA-3 W/Greys Point Rd.  Continue to follow VA-3 W.  Turn right onto Ocran Rd/State Route 646.  Travel 0.3 miles and you will find the property on your left, shortly past the house at 215 Ocran Road.

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 12K!!, Flexible Down Payment, Low Monthly Payments.

CASH PRICE: 6,700!! (You get this Discount Price of 6,700 if you have all Cash!!)

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4.95 Acres RAW LAND on Love Land Dr Tax Map 8 101 (Nottoway County)

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4.95 Acres RAW LAND on Love Land Dr Tax Map 8 101 (Nottoway County)

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Description: This is another great property priced well below its assessed value, a good sized parcel of land which is mostly flat and gently rolling.  The property is approximately half cleared and half wooded and located ten minutes from the Towns of Crewe and Burkeville.  Within four minutes, you can easily reach the Patrick Henry Highway.  It is 25 minutes from Farmville and approximately 15 minutes to Twin Lakes State Park in the Prince Edward-Gallion State Forest.

The Town of Crewe originated in 1888 and was named after a vibrant railroad town in southern England.  Crewe grew and prospered into its own railroad town and it has been a strong community ever since.  With major transportation arteries flowing through the Town, it remains and will continue to be a vibrant and progressive community, looking forward to future growth while maintaining its small town charm.

The Town of Farmville is where you will find a rich Virginia Heritage and an abundance of opportunities for fun and adventure.  Centered in Virginia’s Heartland, it is the hub of economic activity in the region and boast a wealth of natural, historical, cultural, recreational and educational attractions.  You can also find an abundance of specialty shops that carry unique items.  Whatever you are looking for, you can find it in Farmville.

The Prince Edward-Gallion State Forest is open from dawn to dusk.  Recreational opportunities include hiking, wildlife watching, biking, horseback riding, hunting and fishing.  Twin Lakes State Park is located within the forest and provides a good starting point for visiting the State Forest.  Here you will find a variety of lakefront activities in a secluded setting.  Swimming, camping, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and hiking are popular here.

Nottoway County lies midway between Virginia’s mountains and the Atlantic Ocean.  A two-hour drive is all that is necessary to visit either the Blue Ridge Mountains or Virginia Beach.  Snow skiing, hiking, boating, and dozens of other outdoor activities are readily available for Nottoway citizens.

The county enjoys a healthy diversity of people and economic interests.  Small business has thrived, as evidenced by the vitality of its three towns.  Nottoway manufacturing facilities produce a wide variety of goods.  Throughout its history, Nottoway’s people have remained hard working, industrious and friendly.  They are proud of the community that they and those who came before them have created.

The future holds great promise for Nottoway.  Its close proximity to the growing edge of Virginia’s “Golden Crescent” will continue to create great opportunity for its “new settlers.”  Nottoway County has several public lakes available for boating, fishing, swimming, and picnicking.  These include Nottoway Lake (Lee Lake), 175 acres, Crystal Lake, 52 acres, and the Fort Pickett reservoir, 161 acres.  Hunting and fishing opportunities are nearly limitless in Nottoway County and surrounding areas. A variety of small and large game, as well as fish, can be found in great abundance. Hunting and fishing are favorite pastimes for many Nottoway citizens.

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DIRECTIONS: From Lynchburg, take US-29 N/US-460 E.  Continue to follow US-460 E.  Take the ramp onto US-360 E/US-460 E/W Colonial Trail Hwy/Patrick Henry Hwy.  Slight left onto US-360 E/Patrick Henry Hwy.  Turn left onto Woodmans Rd.  Take the 1st left onto Love Land Dr/ State Route 703.  Travel 0.4 miles and you should find a driveway leading onto the property just past the second bend on Love Land Dr.  You will find the second bend in the road shortly after you pass the house at 465 Love Land Dr.

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 12K!!, Flexible Down Payment, Low Monthly Payments.

CASH PRICE: 6,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 6,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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6.64 Acres RAW LAND on Parishville Rd Tax Map 26 2 1 52 (Frederick County)

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6.64 Acres RAW LAND on Parishville Rd Tax Map 26 2 1 52 (Frederick County)

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Description: Here we have a good sized parcel of raw land in a nice community, with over six and a half acres of wooded, rolling land.  The property is in a very desirable area with very nice home estates around.   Nearby, you will find a couple lakes; Lake Holiday and Lake Isaac.  This property is located seven minutes outside of the town of Gore and just five minutes from the West Virginia border.  Winchester is only 25 minutes from the property and the towns of Stephens City and Middletown are just over a half hour away.    If you’ve been looking for plenty of room near Northern Virginia this is your chance to own at a fraction of retail. 

Stephens City is a small town, and the second oldest town, in the lower Shenandoah Valley.  It has retained its small-town character over two centuries of development and change.  The town has a very high degree of historical integrity that will continue to be featured through renewal and revitalization. The Edwards Run Wildlife Management Area is only 20 minutes away from the property, an excellent location for hunting and fishing.

Frederick County is in the northern part of the Shenandoah Valley region of Virginia, and the independent city of Winchester is its county seat.  A portion of the George Washington National Forest is in Frederick County, providing outdoor adventure activities such as hiking, fishing and wildlife watching.  A portion of the Appalachian Trail, Skyline Drive and the Shenandoah Valley itself makes this county one of the most beautiful in Virginia.

A step into Winchester-Frederick County is a step into fascinating chapters of history. This is, after all, the community that shaped a young George Washington, who had his first job, first military post, and first elected office right here.

Winchester is the site for the popular Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, one of the best-known festivals in the world. Each spring Winchester plays host for four days to over 250,000 visitors who converge upon the town to witness the famous Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, usually held the first few days in May.  Winchester has long been known as the “Apple Capital” surrounded as it is by vast orchards and constituting one of the largest apple export markets of the nation and the largest producing area in Virginia.

In Winchester and Frederick County, the visitor will see many relics of the area’s history: the tomb of Lord Fairfax in the yard of Christ Episcopal Church; the home and grave of General Daniel Morgan, hero of the Revolutionary War; George Washington’s headquarters; the headquarters of Stonewall Jackson; the headquarters of the Union General Philip Sheridan, from which he started his 12-mile ride on October 19, 1864 to rally his retreating army at Cedar Creek; the Hollingsworth house, Abram’s Delight, built in 1754 and now completely furnished with relics of the 18th century; houses of the Revolutionary era; the National Cemetery and the Confederate Cemetery with thousands of hero’s graves; the ruins of an old church used as barracks during the Revolutionary War; the Hopewell Meeting House, established in 1734; Belle Grove Plantation, 1794; and many others.  Winchester is also known as “The Birthplace of Patsy Cline.” Some of her memorabilia can be seen at the Winchester-Fredericksburg CVB.

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DIRECTIONS: From Winchester, take US-50 W/Amherst St.  Continue to follow US-50 W for about 14 miles.  Turn left onto Parishville Rd/State Route 610.  Travel for 0.8 miles and when you find Anchorage Lane on your left, stop.  The property is on your right, immediately before the property at 510 Parishville Road.

WHOLESALE PRICE:

CASH PRICE: 29,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 29,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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.5 Acres RAW LAND on Ice House Rd Tax Map 38 A 33 (Greene County)

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.5 Acres RAW LAND on Ice House Rd Tax Map 38 A 33 (Greene County)

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Description: This is an exciting and rare deal in Greene County, bound to sell quickly.  As with all of our deals, we’re passing along tremendous savings and/or investment opportunities, and selling this half acre lot for a price well below retail.  Public water and sewer are available.  This lot is level and located in a charming community just minutes from US-33, Stanardsville and Ruckersville.  Charlottesville, Skyline Drive, Shenandoah National Park and James Madison’s Montpelier are approximately a half hour away.  This is a great investment.  If you are interested, you need to call right away.

Greene County is one of the few gateways to the Blue Ridge.  It is one of the final stops before the Shenandoah National Park, the Appalachian Trail and the Blue Ridge Mountains.  Greene County is the perfect place to find relaxation in a beautiful setting, to open your heart and to feel the wonder of the land around you.  The county is part of a stunning horizon for pedestrians, bikers and visitors. 

If you love the outdoors, then you have to hike the surrounding beautiful National Parks.  Be sure to also try native trout fly fishing in the Conway or Rapidan Rivers, horseback riding at Graves Mountain Lodge, biking on the rural roads, or golfing at a nearby course.  Check out the Rapidan Wildlife Management Area for hunting, fishing, horseback riding and camping opportunities.  Also, exquisite Virginia wine tasting, the Barboursville, Autumn Hill and Stone Mountain Vineyards are a short away.

Greene is located in the north-central portion of Virginia.  It is only 100 miles southwest of Washington, DC, 20 miles north of Charlottesville on US 29, and 90 miles east of Richmond on US 33. There is easy access to Monticello, Montpelier, Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, Massanutten and more. Greene also offers lots of antique stores, unique artisans, award-winning wineries and restaurants, and family friendly annual events, such as the Strawberry Festival, Greene County Fair, Monticello Area Wine Festival and the Battle of Stanardsville.

The Greene County Visitor Center can guide you to everything Greene and the surrounding area has to offer and will ensure you experience all the local flavor.

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DIRECTIONS: From Charlottesville take US-29 N/Seminole Trail for almost 15 miles.  Turn left onto US-33 W/Spotswood Trail.  Turn right onto US-33 BUS W/Spotswood Trail.  Slight left onto Route 677/Ice House Rd.  Travel 0.2 miles and you will find the property on your left half way between Holmes Run Road and Lucille Lane.

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 21K!!, Flexible Down Payment, Low Monthly Payments.

CASH PRICE: 12,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 12,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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Lot of RAW LAND on Dogwood Dr Tax Map 123D 1 114 (Washington County)

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Lot of RAW LAND on Dogwood Dr Tax Map 123D 1 114 (Washington County)

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Description: This is another nice level and wooded lot, roughly a half acre or a little less, in the Oak Hill Estates of Abingdon VA.  From here, it is only a six minute drive to Interstate 81 and 12 minutes to Downtown Abingdon.  In under a half hour you can reach the North Carolina border and South Holston Lake.  This is a convenient location in a well-developed neighborhood.  There is also plenty of commercial development in the area, including an airport and a Drive In Movie Theatre.  For the ladies, there is a shoe store very close to the property. 

In Abingdon, history can be found within the record books of the Washington County Courthouse, in the cemeteries dating before the Revolution, in the homes throughout the historic district, and dedicated markers.  It was chartered in 1778 and is one of the oldest towns west of the Blue Ridge Mountains.  Today, local amenities include the Virginia Highlands Festival – one of the top 100 tourist events in North America.  Abingdon itself has been named as one of the best 100 small towns for the arts in the United States!  Beauty, history and amenities are just a few of the many reasons you’ll want to live in or around Abingdon.

Named after George Washington, the County is located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the far western part of the Blue Ridge Highlands region of Virginia.  The world famous Barter Theater in Abingdon has delighted audiences for more than 50 years.  It is part of the Abingdon Historic District, which is a Virginia Historic Landmark.  Another attraction in this 20-square block district is the William King Regional Arts Center, an affiliate of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and the Arts Depot.

Washington County is home to the Virginia Creeper Trail in Damascus, also known as “Trail Town USA.” You can get close to nature in the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, as well.  The county is one of the sites along The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail.

A major part of Washington County is in the Great Valley region of Virginia, where Abingdon, the County Seat, was established.  The town is located near the Blue Ridge Mountains in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian range in Southwest Virginia.  Visiting Native Americans thought of the area as sacred ground and found it so rich in natural beauty that they never settled or hunted here.  Today it’s served by State Highway 19 and nestled alongside Interstate 81.

To the north are the North Fork of the Holston River and the Clinch mountain range; to the south and east are River Knobs, the junction of the Middle Fork and the South Fork of the Holston River, and the mountain ranges known as the Holston and the Virginia Iron.  The combination of springs and elevation provided waterpower, harnessed behind small dams for milling grains and for sawing lumber from the abundant stands of trees.  Grayson, Smyth, and Washington Counties join at the top of the second highest mountain (5,520 feet) in Virginia formerly known as “Meadow”, because of its prominent bald field. Winter snows in that open field have caused the change of its name to White Top Mountain.

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DIRECTIONS: From Marion, take I-81 S toward Abingdon.  Take exit 13 for County Rd 611 toward Lee Hwy.  Turn right onto Co Rd 611/Providence Rd.  Turn left onto US-11 S/US-19 S/Lee Hwy.  Turn right onto Westinghouse Rd.  Turn left onto Mahogany Dr.  Take the 1st left to stay on Mahogany Dr.  Take the 1st right onto Mary Lee Dr.  Take the 1st right onto Dogwood Dr.  Travel 0.1 miles and you will find the property on your left, immediately before the house at 17206 Dogwood Dr.

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 18,700!!, Down Payment of 997, Payment of 248.28/month (Doesn’t Include taxes), 9.9% Interest, 108 Month Term.

CASH PRICE: 9,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 9,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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Lot of RAW LAND on Mahogony Dr Tax Map 123D 1 98 (Washington County)

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Lot of RAW LAND on Mahogony Dr Tax Map 123D 1 98 (Washington County)

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Description: This is a nice level and wooded lot, roughly a half acre or a little less, in the Oak Hill Estates of Abingdon VA.  From here, it is only a six minute drive to Interstate 81 and 12 minutes to Downtown Abingdon.  In under a half hour you can reach the North Carolina border and South Holston Lake.  This is a convenient location in a well-developed neighborhood.  There is also plenty of commercial development in the area, including an airport and a Drive In Movie Theatre, and for the ladies, there is a large shoe store very close to the property. 

In Abingdon, history can be found within the record books of the Washington County Courthouse, in the cemeteries dating before the Revolution, in the homes throughout the historic district, and dedicated markers.  It was chartered in 1778 and is one of the oldest towns west of the Blue Ridge Mountains.  Today, local amenities include the Virginia Highlands Festival – one of the top 100 tourist events in North America.  Abingdon itself has been named as one of the best 100 small towns for the arts in the United States!  Beauty, history and amenities are just a few of the many reasons you’ll want to live in or around Abingdon.

Named after George Washington, the County is located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the far western part of the Blue Ridge Highlands region of Virginia.  The world famous Barter Theater in Abingdon has delighted audiences for more than 50 years.  It is part of the Abingdon Historic District, which is a Virginia Historic Landmark.  Another attraction in this 20-square block district is the William King Regional Arts Center, an affiliate of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and the Arts Depot.

Washington County is home to the Virginia Creeper Trail in Damascus, also known as “Trail Town USA.” You can get close to nature in the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, as well.  The county is one of the sites along The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail.

A major part of Washington County is in the Great Valley region of Virginia, where Abingdon, the County Seat, was established.  The town is located near the Blue Ridge Mountains in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian range in Southwest Virginia.  Visiting Native Americans thought of the area as sacred ground and found it so rich in natural beauty that they never settled or hunted here.  Today it’s served by State Highway 19 and nestled alongside Interstate 81.

To the north are the North Fork of the Holston River and the Clinch mountain range; to the south and east are River Knobs, the junction of the Middle Fork and the South Fork of the Holston River, and the mountain ranges known as the Holston and the Virginia Iron.  The combination of springs and elevation provided waterpower, harnessed behind small dams for milling grains and for sawing lumber from the abundant stands of trees.  Grayson, Smyth, and Washington Counties join at the top of the second highest mountain (5,520 feet) in Virginia formerly known as “Meadow”, because of its prominent bald field. Winter snows in that open field have caused the change of its name to White Top Mountain.

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DIRECTIONS: From Marion, take I-81 S toward Abingdon.  Take exit 13 for County Rd 611 toward Lee Hwy.  Turn right onto Co Rd 611/Providence Rd.  Turn left onto US-11 S/US-19 S/Lee Hwy.  Turn right onto Westinghouse Rd.  Turn left onto Mahogany Dr.  Take the 2nd left onto Dogwood Dr.  The property is on your left, immediately before the house at 17183 Dogwood Dr.

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 18,700!!, Down Payment of 997, Payment of 248.28/month (Doesn’t Include taxes), 9.9% Interest, 108 Month Term.

CASH PRICE: 9,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 9,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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