Property Description
Buckshoal Farm offers a rare opportunity to own 268± acres of land rich in history, outdoor recreation, and future potential. Located in Halifax County, Virginia, this historic tract once served as the birthplace and retreat of Virginia Governor William M. Tuck. Today, it combines farmland, timber, ponds, and character into one remarkable package.
For sportsmen, Buckshoal is a haven. The 196± acres of mixed timber and 69± acres of rolling open ground create a balanced environment for hunting whitetail deer, turkey, and small game. The timber provides natural cover, while the fields invite opportunities for food plots or wildlife management. Anglers will appreciate the two ponds: a 1.5-acre pond tucked into mature woods for peaceful fishing retreats and a half-acre pond situated in an open field, offering accessibility and scenic appeal.
Beyond recreation, Buckshoal is a working property. The open ground is suitable for livestock, horses, or even vineyard cultivation. Supporting this are barns, hay and loafing sheds, and utility structures that provide practical infrastructure. With 1,700 feet of frontage on Hudson Road and 2,500 feet on White Oak Forks Road, access is secure and flexible.
Two historic farmhouses remain. The main home, originating in the early 1800s, has grown to 3,560± square feet with five bedrooms and two baths. It requires renovation but offers the chance to restore a residence filled with heritage and character. A second farmhouse, 1,055± square feet with two bedrooms and one bath, adds versatility for guests, a caretaker, or rental potential.
Buckshoal Farm’s location is central to Clarksville and South Boston, with easy reach to metro areas across Virginia and North Carolina. Whether envisioned as a hunting and fishing retreat, equestrian estate, timber investment, or grand homestead, it offers scale, diversity, and history.
Properties like this seldom reach the market. Buckshoal Farm is ready for its next chapter—and its next steward.
💲 $1,200,000 | 📞 Call Today! 434-374-2011 | ✉️ [email protected]
Property Details
Key Features
- 268± Acres of historic farmland & timber
- Prime Hunting & Fishing with two ponds
- 69± Acres Open for livestock or vineyard
- Two Historic Homes with restoration potential
- Barns & Outbuildings for farm use