Tanager 2003 Tract Overview Location and Access
The Tanager 2003 Tract is situated approximately 2.5 miles from Nomini Grove and 8 miles from Warsaw. Access to the property is provided by a historical prescriptive easement along Cedar Field Road. The tract features rolling terrain with a steep drop-off leading to hardwood bottomland and Antioch Branch, which flows into Nomini Creek. These natural features form the northern and eastern boundaries of the property.
Timber and Road System
The tract includes 86 acres of Loblolly pine planted in 2000 and 41 acres of natural hardwoods dating back to the 1900s. An established interior road system allows access to most areas of the property, supporting both management and recreational use.
Wildlife Habitat
The combination of pines and hardwoods creates excellent habitat for deer and turkey, while the creek and bottomlands provide suitable conditions ...
The combination of pines and hardwoods creates excellent habitat for deer and turkey, while the creek and bottomlands provide suitable conditions for ducks. The diverse landscape enhances both wildlife presence and recreational opportunities.
Investment and Recreation
The Tanager 2003 Tract offers a strong opportunity for timberland investment, complemented by a great potential for recreation.
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