Comprised of a regenerating forest of loblolly pine and mixed hardwood timber amongst several creeks and streams presenting various topography this timber investment opportunity in the Oak Hill township North of Oxford is one to write home about. Located off Joe Currin road with just over 860 feet of road frontage you will find two entrances to the property. The first and furthest southern entrance has a path that dissects the property and will take you almost all the way across the property ending near the NE corner. The first change in topography as you venture down this almost .75 mile long trail will bring you to a stream that flows South to North. This stream management zone is full of mature white oak, red oak, and shagbark hickory. There are multiple visible deer trails with buck rubs as well as several areas littered with turkey scratchings across this diverse landscape. Additional 118 acres available caddy corner across the road on Charlie Stovall road.