18.7 or 16.3 Acres | Patrick County | Virginia | $56,100 | Secure Today...

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• How to Visit the Property: Please free to drive by the lot at your earliest convenience. We recommend that you check out the video below for some more specifics about the area and the parcel boundaries! This will help get your bearings when you go to look at the property. The property referenced in that video is 76 Pyramid Land, Spencer, VA

  Seller financing may be available and negotiable, no "zero down" options unfortunately.

  SKU: #DVL-189738-G,  #DVL-189738-B

  Size (Acres):

  Green lot: ~16.3 acres

  Blue lot:~18.7 acres

  Address:  N/A

  County: Patrick

  State: Virginia

  Best Attribute: 20 minutes to Martinsville

  Activities: Fishing, Hiking, Horse Riding, Camping, Nature Viewing, Boating, Snowmobiling, Off- Roading

  APN or Other ID:

  Green: 5410-18-10, 5410-18-11, 5410-18-12, and 5410-18-14

  Blue: 5409-4, 5410-18-6, and 5410-18-8
  GPS:

  36.6028648905146,-80.0573178022758

  Zoning: Not Zoned, the county said that there are no zoning restrictions. (276) 694-4624

  Can I Build a House: Yes

  Mobile Home Permitted: Yes

  RV and Camping: RV's are allowed

  Terrain: Rolling

  Power: Overhead utilities at lot line

  Water: Would be Well, Health Department, 276-693-2070

  Sewer: Septic can be installed, no soil analysis on file. Health Department, 276-693-2070

  Road Condition: Gravel/Rock

  Title Info: Purchased with Title Insurance

  Annual Property Taxes (Approx): Call to check

  Elevation: 750 feet

  Flood Zone/Wetlands: Not in a floodplain or wetlands

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  This property consists of 7 parcels, being sold in two groups. There is a roughly 16.3 acre parcel and a roughly 18.7 acre parcel. Totaling 32.25 acres as surveyed on 8/28/19. Both parcels offer great, unzoned land, a stream, and wonderful terrain so the possibilities are endless! Both parcels are for sale individually if you'd like one or the other.

  Spencer, VA is located just 20 minutes outside of Martinsville. You can enjoy NASCAR racing at the Martinsville Speedway, go fishing/boating in Philpott Lake, enjoy more than 10,000 acres of public lands for hiking, horseback riding, biking, hunting and geocaching. Martinsville also has access to bowling, disc golf, skate parks, athletic fields, and golf! Run, paddle, cast and bike your way to fun at the Smith River Fest in the fall each year

  Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Patrick County is a jewel of a destination, offering activities for the whole family. Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway, tap your toes to traditional mountain music along the Crooked Road Music Trail, tour our unique wineries—Stanburn and Villa Appalaccia—or visit local artisan studios on the Hidden Treasures Artisan Trail. Enjoy a sun-filled day at the Gordon Trent Golf Course, Fairy Stone State Park, or one of our eight annual festivals. History buffs can browse our local museum, visit Jack's Creek Covered Bridge, or step into the Victorian era at the Reynolds Homestead or at the Civil War Reenactment at Laurel Hill, the birthplace of Gen. J.E.B. Stuart. A variety of restaurants and local stores awaits you. And after a long day, relax in luxury at Primland Resort or settle in at one of our cabins or a locally owned bed and breakfast.

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40 ACRES | JACKSON COUNTY | MISSISSIPPI | $64,997 | SECURE TODAY....

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• SKU: #ASN-JK-MS-002

  Size (Acres): 40

  County: Jackson

  State: Mississippi

  County Website Link: (website)

  Activities: Hunting, Biking, Hiking, Camping, Horseback Riding, ORV/ATV, Nature Viewing

  Best Attribute: Homestead, Outdoor Recreation, Growing Potential, Nearby Power, Location, Access.

  APN: 01011010.000

  Legal Description: SE1/4 OF NE1/4 DB 1842-214

  GPS: 30.540768, -88.449831

  Land Use: Vacant Land

  Jackson County Land Use Code: website

  Zoning: A-1 (General Agriculture)

  Zoning Website: website

  Terrain: Mostly level with some rolling terrain

  Power: Provided by Singing River Electric Cooperative. Main office: 11187 Old 63 South, P.O. Box 767, Lucedale, Mississippi 39452. 601-947-4211

  Power Company Website: website

  Phone: Mobile/Satellite/Alternative

  Water: Well

  Sewer: Septic or alternative system (previously approved for septic)

  Roads: Accessible by Dunn Road

  Can I Build a House: Yes, contact Jackson County Zoning at (228) 769-3406 or read the Jackson County Zoning Ordinances here (Page 59 & 60 outline uses permitted & building requirements)

  Mobile Home Permitted: Yes, see the Jackson County Zoning Ordinances here (Page 59 & 60 outline uses permitted & building requirements)

  HOA Fees: None

  School District: East Central. Map of school districts is here

  Flood Zone: Zone AE. See flood zones here

  Title Info: Free & Clear

  Annual Property Taxes (Approx): $740.23

• LOCATION: This property is located in beautiful southern Mississippi in Jackson County. While the property itself is rural, there are plenty of large attractions to experience less than an hour’s drive away. Biloxi, MS is southwest of the property by 38 miles, which is about a 45-minute car drive. Pascagoula Beach is only 19 miles south (30-minute drive), and Mobile, Alabama is northeast by 46 miles (50-minute drive).

  CLIMATE: Mississippi’s climate is considered “mild” by most. It’s a humid, subtropical climate with long, hot and humid summers, and short, mild winters. Temperatures average about 81°F in July and about 40 °F in January. Snow is practically nonexistent. On average, there are 218 sunny days per year in Jackson County.

  ELEVATION: The elevation within the property ranges from approximately 10 - 64 ± feet above sea level. The land has rolling hills, areas that are high and dry, and hardwood lowlands. These lowlands have pockets that can retain water during wet seasons, making the property an excellent attraction to wildlife.

  OUTDOOR RECREATION: As the Magnolia State, Mississippi is a slice of heaven for sports and relaxation. If hunting is your sport, this property has prime acreage and game sign for a variety of wildlife: deer, raccoon, rabbit, ducks. Trails cut throughout allow for ATV, biking, and hiking. The property is also a quick drive to the Gulf of Mexico where deep-sea fishing and boating opportunities abound. Additional recreation within Mississippi can be found at the Gulf Islands National Seashore, 6 National Forests, and 21 State Parks. There is truly something for everyone here.

  DE SOTO NATIONAL FOREST: Only 70 miles from our property lies the beautiful De Soto National Forest. This forest is home to Mississippi’s only national scenic river, Black Creek, which is famous for its wide, white sandbars and relaxed floating pace. There are over 60 miles for hiking, in addition to ATV, bicycle, and horse trails. The terrain varies from dry, sandy pine and scrub oak ridges to flooded cypress swamps and hardwood forests. Camping options available here.

  GOLF: Mississippi is home to two annual PGA TOUR events: The Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic of the PGA Champions Tour, played at Fallen Oak in March; and the Sanderson Farms Championship of the PGA TOUR, played at the Country Club of Jackson in November. The closest golf course to our property is the Shell Landing Golf Club in Gautier, MS, followed by the Fallen Oak Gold Club in Biloxi, MS. Each spring, the Champions TOUR Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic is played at Fallen Oak.

  BEACHES: Coastal Mississippi boasts 62 miles of scenic coastline, where waters are nice and calm thanks to its barrier islands. It’s a place where you can paddle, swim, and drift the day away.

  FISHING AREAS: Fish inshore. Fish off piers. Spend your day wade-fishing or deep-sea fishing, or both. Coastal Mississippi’s peaceful, warm waters offer everything from freshwater to brackish water to saltwater fishing, and there are over 200 species of fish up for grabs. For more on recreational fishing visit here.

  SURROUNDING AREA:

  Biloxi, Mississippi: Known for its sugar-white, sandy beaches and calm waters perfect for jet skiing or deep-sea fishing, Biloxi has been a favorite vacation destination for decades. There are eight first-class casino resorts here, with most offering championship golf courses, fine dining and buffets, and top-name entertainment. Visit the Biloxi Lighthouse and the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum to see exhibits on boatbuilding and seafood-processing. Offshore, Deer Island shelters pelicans and loggerhead turtles.

  Pascagoula Beach: Named after a peaceful tribe of Native Americans, Pascagoula is the largest port city in Mississippi. Pascagoula Park Beach is a 14-acre park overlooking the Mississippi sound, and offers multiple playgrounds, pavilions, grilling stations, walking trails, fitness stations, a coastal birding trail, 1000-foot fishing pier and a beach. A seasonal splash pad is open May 1-October 15.

  Ship, Horn & Petit Bois Islands: This trio of barrier islands run parallel to the mainland Mississippi Gulf coast, and are the invaluable, constantly-shifting treasures that protect the mainland by buffering the Gulf’s waves and ocean storms. The islands also protect salt marshes and seagrass beds, providing rich nurseries for a slew of marine species.

  Split into two separate islands (West Ship Island and East Ship Island) in 1969 by Hurricane Camille, Ship Island is approximately 11 miles south of Gulfport and Biloxi. It is accessible by Ship Island Excursions’ ferry boats, a 1-hour ferry ride where you can relax and watch Atlantic bottlenose dolphins while cruising. Once there, bask in the sun, enjoy an island hike, birdwatch, and explore the site of Fort Massachusetts.

  Horn Island is the largest island of the trio, stretching several miles in length but less than a mile wide at its widest point. Horn Island is only accessible by private boat. With long stretches of sugar-white sand, dunes punctuated with sea oats, tall pines, palmettos, and a few inland lagoons, it is home to varied wildlife: alligators, ospreys, pelicans, ibises, manatees, ducks, rabbits, raccoons, tern, herons, and other migratory birds. From 1946-1965, artist Walter Anderson often visited this island to draw and paint the landscapes and life on the island. Many of his works are on display at the Walter Anderson Museum in Ocean Springs.

  Petit Bois Island was named “little woods” by early French explorers due to a small wooded section located on the island. Following the island's inundation during Hurricane Katrina, most of the trees comprising the little woods section have died. Despite this loss, the island maintains a strong habitat for gulls, terns, alligators and other wildlife. The island is approximately 6 miles long and is only accessible by private boat.

  Mobile, Alabama: Another port city on the Gulf coast, Mobile is the business and cultural center nostalgically referred to as the Paris of the South. With a population over 400,000 people, Mobile is the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the United States and hosts the oldest celebration, dating to the early 18th century during the French colonial period. Mobile is also home to a variety of museums. Battleship Memorial Park is a military park on the shore of Mobile Bay and features the World War II era battleship USS Alabama, the World War II era submarine USS Drum, Korean War and Vietnam War Memorials, and a variety of historical military equipment. The arts and entertainment that Mobile offer are seemingly endless: operas and ballets can be seen at the Mobile Civic center, concerts at the Mobile Symphony Orchestra, and contemporary art galleries at the Mobile Museum of Art. The city also boasts the Mobile Medical Museum, housed in the historic French colonial-style Vincent-Doan House, one of the oldest surviving homes in Mobile.

  The Dauphin Island Sea Lab is located south of the city, on Dauphin Island near the mouth of Mobile Bay. It houses the Estuarium, an aquarium which illustrates the four habitats of the Mobile Bay ecosystem: the river delta, bay, barrier islands and Gulf of Mexico.

  Pascagoula Info: https://www.gulfcoast.org/coastal-communities/pascagoula-mississippi/things-to-do-in-pascagoula/

  Biloxi Info: https://biloxi.ms.us/visitor-info/

  Tax Collector Office: https://www.co.jackson.ms.us/353/Tax-Collector

  Property Appraiser Office: https://www.co.jackson.ms.us/426/Appraisal

• $499 Deposit Secures This Property: Once you click the "BUY IT NOW" button and complete the Checkout Process, we will receive an instant notification that your $499 deposit has been made. The $499 non-refundable security deposit is credited towards your purchase. Please contact us with any questions.

  CLOSING USING A TITLE COMPANY:

  When closing through a local title company, expect the transaction to be completed in 15-30 days and can cost around $1,000.

   

   

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10.3 Acres | Jackson County | Mississippi | $84,997 | Secure Today....

$499.00

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• SKU: #ASN-JK-MS-001

  Size (Acres): House lot + 10 Acres

  County: Jackson

  State: Mississippi

  County Website Link: website

  Activities: Hunting, Biking, Hiking, Camping, Horseback Riding, ORV/ATV, Nature Viewing

  Best Attribute: Homestead, Views, Growing Potential, Nearby Power, Location, Access, Outdoor Recreation

  APN or Other ID: 07231292.020 (house lot) AND 07160027.025 (ten acres)

  Legal Description: Parcel 1: LOT 5 BLK 12 TUCKER PARK DB 1858-828 (213 MAP697.36)

  Parcel 2: LOTS 9 & 24 BLK 2 SUBURBAN ACRES S/D DB 1683-33 & 34 (8M MAP697.36)

  GPS: 30.475000, -88.840928

  Land Use: Residential, Recreational, & Agriculture

  Jackson County Land Use Code: website

  Zoning: House lot is zoned R-4 (General Residential), 10 acres is zoned A-1 (General Agriculture)

  Zoning Website: website

  Terrain: Level

  Power: Electric is provided by Singing River Electric: 500 Highway 90, Gautier, Mississippi 39553. Phone number: (228) 497-1313

  Power Company: website

  Phone: Mobile/Satellite/Alternative

  Water & Sewer: Water & Sewer are provided by West Jackson County Utility District. 7200 McCann Rd, Biloxi, MS 39532. Phone number: (228) 872-3898

  Roads: Property accessible from Entrekin Avenue, additional access via East Tucker Road

  Can I Build a House: Yes, contact Jackson County Zoning at (228) 769-3406 or read the Jackson County Zoning Ordinances here

  Mobile Home Permitted: Yes, modular homes are permitted on both lots. Contact Jackson County Zoning (228) 769-3406 with specific questions, or read the Jackson County Zoning Ordinances here

  School District: St. Martin School District. Map of school districts is here

  Flood Zone: Zone X. See flood zones here

  HOA Fees: None

  Title Info: Free & Clear

  Annual Property Taxes (Approx): $284

• LOCATION: This property is located in beautiful Southern Mississippi in Jackson County. It is approximately 10 miles north of Biloxi, 57 miles southwest of Mobile, Alabama, 75 miles south of Hattiesburg, and 93 miles southwest of New Orleans, LA.

  CLIMATE: Mississippi has a humid, subtropical climate with long, hot and humid summers, and short, mild winters. Temperatures average about 81°F in July and about 40 °F in January. Snow is practically nonexistent. On average, there are 218 sunny days per year in Jackson County.

  ELEVATION: The elevation within the house lot is approximately 44 ± feet above sea level. The elevation of the 10-acre parcel ranges from approximately 44 – 85 ± feet above sea level.

  OUTDOOR RECREATION: Mississippi is a slice of heaven for sports and relaxation. If hunting is your sport, this property has prime acreage for a variety of wildlife: deer, raccoon, rabbit, squirrel. Trails cut throughout the property allow for ATV, biking, and hiking. The property is also a quick drive to the Gulf of Mexico where deep-sea fishing and boating opportunities abound. Additional recreation within Mississippi can be found at the Gulf Islands National Seashore, 6 National Forests, and 21 State Parks.

  BEACHES: Coastal Mississippi boasts 62 miles of scenic coastline, where waters are nice and calm thanks to its barrier islands. It’s a place where you can paddle, swim, and drift the day away. Less than 10 miles away from the property is Biloxi Beach. Located between Biloxi and Gulfport, this beach features 26 miles of man-made, white-sand beaches. Here, waves are small and mild, blocked by a string of barrier islands 10 to 12 miles from shore.

  FISHING AREAS: Fish inshore. Fish off piers. Spend your day wade-fishing or deep-sea fishing, or both. Coastal Mississippi’s peaceful, warm waters offer everything from freshwater to brackish water to saltwater fishing, and there are over 200 species of fish up for grabs. For more on recreational fishing visit here.

  GOLF: Mississippi is home to two annual PGA TOUR events: The Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic of the PGA Champions Tour, played at Fallen Oak in March; and the Sanderson Farms Championship of the PGA TOUR, played at the Country Club of Jackson in November. The closest golf course to our property is the Fallen Oak Gold Club in Biloxi, MS followed by the Shell Landing Golf Club in Gautier, MS. Each spring, the Champions TOUR Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic is played at Fallen Oak.

  SURROUNDING AREA:

  Biloxi, Mississippi: Known for its sugar-white, sandy beaches and calm waters perfect for jet skiing or deep-sea fishing, Biloxi has been a favorite vacation destination for decades. There are eight first-class casino resorts here, with most offering championship golf courses, fine dining and buffets, and top-name entertainment. Visit the Biloxi Lighthouse and the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum to see exhibits on boatbuilding and seafood-processing. Offshore, Deer Island shelters pelicans and loggerhead turtles.

  Ocean Springs, MS: With a reputation as an arts community, Ocean Springs is small yet lively. The town was voted as a top 10 Happiest Seaside Town by Coastal Living in 2015. Its historic and secluded downtown area, with streets lined by live oak trees, is home to several art galleries and shops. It is also home to a number of ethnic restaurants relatively uncommon in surrounding communities. Quirky, local breweries like Crooked Letter have emerged alongside restaurants where an abundance of fresh, local seafood can be enjoyed.

  Deer Island: Across the Biloxi Channel lies Deer Island. Although technically not a barrier island, Deer Island is home to ten types of endangered species. For visitors looking for a secluded getaway close to town, this island is the perfect place to boat, canoe, and paddleboard.

  De Soto National Forest: Only 52 miles from our property lies the beautiful De Soto National Forest. This forest is home to Mississippi’s only national scenic river, Black Creek, which is famous for its wide, white sandbars and relaxed floating pace. There are over 60 miles for hiking, in addition to ATV, bicycle, and horse trails. The terrain varies from dry, sandy pine and scrub oak ridges to flooded cypress swamps and hardwood forests. Camping options available here.

  Mobile, Alabama: Nostalgically referred to as the Paris of the South, Mobile is the business and cultural center of the south. With a population over 400,000 people, Mobile is the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the United States and hosts the oldest celebration, dating to the early 18th century during the French colonial period. Mobile is also home to a variety of museums. Battleship Memorial Park is a military park on the shore of Mobile Bay and features the World War II era battleship USS Alabama, the World War II era submarine USS Drum, Korean War and Vietnam War Memorials, and a variety of historical military equipment.

  The arts and entertainment that Mobile offer are seemingly endless: operas and ballets can be seen at the Mobile Civic center, concerts at the Mobile Symphony Orchestra, aquariums at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, and contemporary art galleries at the Mobile Museum of Art. The city also boasts the Mobile Medical Museum, housed in the historic French colonial-style Vincent-Doan House, one of the oldest surviving homes in Mobile.

  LOCAL INFORMATION:

  The name Mississippi was originally given to the Mississippi River by the Chippewa Indians. In their language, “Mississippi” means “large river.” Over 63% of Mississippi’s land is covered in forest, and Jackson County is home to the rarest crane in North America, the Mississippi Sandhill Crane. It’s about 44 inches tall and has a wingspan of eight feet.

  The area’s economy is fueled by agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and fishing. With over 100,000 acres of catfish ponds, 94% of all farm-raised catfish in the United States are raised here.

  As the birthplace of the Blues, music and arts play a pivotal role in Mississippian culture. The nearby Cook Road expansion project will enhance this for years to come, in addition to bringing in new retail businesses, restaurants, and night life. Learn more at Cook Road Expansion Plans.

  Biloxi Info: https://biloxi.ms.us/visitor-info/

  Tax Collector Office: https://www.co.jackson.ms.us/353/Tax-Collector

  Property Appraiser Office: https://www.co.jackson.ms.us/426/Appraisal

• $499 Deposit Secures This Property: Once you click the "BUY IT NOW" button and complete the Checkout Process, we will receive an instant notification that your $499 deposit has been made. The $499 non-refundable security deposit is credited towards your purchase. Please contact us with any questions.

  CLOSING USING A TITLE COMPANY

  When closing through a local title company, expect the transaction to be completed in 15-30 days and can cost around $1,100.

   

   

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