

7 Tracts Sell ABSOLUTE

High-quality farmland in Southampton, Sussex, Greensville and Nottoway Counties
Plus land significant frontage on the Blackwater and Nottoway Rivers



This productive farm is located conveniently off of Route 58 at Adams Grove. Average crop yields over the last 8 years are 3200 pounds of peanuts per acre, 35 bushels of soybeans per acre, and 800 pounds of cotton per acre. The timberland supports professionally managed loblolly pine planted in 2005.
Tract 1 – 6.95± acres
Tract 2 - 82.23± acres
Tract 3 – 28.26± acres
Directions: From Emporia, Virginia
From the intersection of Route 58 and Interstate 95, go east on Route 58 for 9.8 miles. Turn right on Route 615 (Adams Grove Road). Go .1 mile to the intersection of Route 615 (Adams Grove Road) and Route 700 (Hicks Ford Road). Tract 1 is across the intersection. Turn right on Route 700 (Hicks Ford Road) and go .1 mile and entrance to tract 2 is on the left. Continue .1 mile for additional frontage for tract 2. Continue on Route 700 (Hicks Ford Road) for .5 mile. Turn left on Route 661 (Old Church Road). Go .5 mile and tract 3 is on the left.



These tracts are strategically located near Jarrett, Virginia with a long frontage on Route 301, Route 397 and South Halifax Road. These tracts support a professionally managed plantation of loblolly pine established in 2006. These tracts offer a great opportunity for potential commercial sites.
Tract 4: 10.15± Acres
Tract 5: 13.09± Acres
Directions: From Emporia, Virginia
From the intersection of Route 58 and Route 301, go north on Route 301 for 7.4
miles. Tract 4 is on the left. Continue another .1 mile and turn left on Route 397.
Go .1 mile and turn left on S. Halifax Road for additional frontage. Continue across the railroad tracts and tract 5 is on the left.




This farm is located conveniently near Emporia and offers both cropland and timber productions. There are approximately 47 acres of productive crop land and 63 acres of timberland supporting a stand of loblolly pine which was planted in 1996. This
professionally managed stand recently underwent a pre-commercial thinning.
Tract 6: 52.99± Acres
Tract 7:
56.78± Acres
NOTE: If tract 7 is purchased individually it will be accessed by a right of way and can only be used for agricultural uses.
Directions: From Emporia, Virginia
From the intersection of Route 58 and Route 619 (Purdy Road) at the Sadler Travel Plaza, turn on to Route 619 (Purdy Road) and go .7 mile. Tract entrance is on the right.


This is a vintage farmhouse located on 3 acres with supporting out buildings. This homestead is located conveniently to Route 58 between Emporia and Lawrenceville. Shown by appointment only.
Directions: From Emporia, Virginia
From the intersection of Interstate 95 and Route 58, go west on Route 58 for 6.3 miles. Turn left on Route 606 (Grassy Pond Road). Go .1 mile and turn left on Route 607 (Brunswick Road). Go .3 mile and tract is in on the left.


Long Frontage on Nottoway River

This tract located just below the “Falls of the Nottoway” offers both a timber investment opportunity and great recreation potential with long frontage on the Nottoway River. This tract supports a professionally managed mix of both natural hardwood stands ranging in age from 15 years to 60 years and loblolly pine plantations established in 1993. The diversity of species and age class, combined with the river frontage makes this a great hunting and recreational tract with future timber income. An added benefit is the good network of interior roads.
Directions: 379± Acres. Nottoway County.
From Crew, Virginia: From the intersection of Route 460 and Route 49 South, go south on Route 49 for 8.6 miles. Turn left on Route 600 (Snead Springs Road). Go 1.5 miles and turn right on Route 604 (Stingy Lane Road). Go .2 miles and turn right on a private lane (right of way). Follow lane for .9 miles to tract.
From Victoria, Virginia: From the intersection of Route 40 and Route 49 go north on Route 49 for 6.4 miles. Turn right on Route 600 (Snead Springs Road). Go 1.5 miles and turn right on Route 604 (Stingy Lane Road). Go .2 miles and turn right on a private lane (right of way). Follow lane for .9 miles to tract.


This is a unique tract located at the confluence of the Nottoway and Blackwater Rivers on the Virginia – North Carolina line. There are 13 acres of professionally managed loblolly pine planted in 2000. There is good access to the tract, providing for a one of a kind property with recreation and conservation opportunities.
Directions: From Franklin, Virginia-
At the intersection of Route 58 and Route 258 South (Smiths Ferry Road), go south on Route 258 (Smiths Ferry Road) for 6 miles. Turn left on Route 687 (Forks of the River Road). Go 1.1 miles and the tract begins on the left. Access is to the left of the chain link fence.
From its origin in Nottoway County to its confluence with the Blackwater River, the Nottoway remains unspoiled by extensive development, providing excellent fishing for diverse species, including catfish, shad, herring, bluegill, bass, perch and crappie.
The Blackwater River boasts incredible scenery, lined by ancient trees, game-rich woodlands and wetlands. The dark waters are rich in striped bass, herring, shad and redbreast sunfish.

Colonial Farm Credit - Courtland Virginia Office
Title Commitments:
Auction Tracts 1-3
Auction Tracts 4-5
Auction Tracts 6-7
Auction Tract 8
Auction Tract 9
Auction Tract 10
Surveys:
Auction Tracts 1-3
Auction Tracts 4-5
Auction Tracts 6-7
Auction Tract 8
Auction Tract 9
Farm Services Agency Farm Records:
Auction Tracts 1-3
Auction Tracts 6-7
Soil Maps:
Soil Map Tracts 1-3
Soil Map Tracts 6-7
Timberland Reports:
Auction Tracts 1-3
Auction Tracts 4-5
Auction Tracts 6-7
Auction Tract 9
Auction Tract 10
Real Estate Purchase Agreement (Draft)
Broker Participation Form
Tracts 1-3
Southampton County
Tax Map Parcels: 67-52A, 67-52D, 67-64, 67-65 and 67-1-1.
Assessments and Taxes for 09: 52A and 52D - $130,600 - $940.32
64 and 65 - $32,300 - $232.56
1-1 - $14,000 - $100.80
Tracts 4 – 5
Sussex County
Tax Map Parcel: 157-A-8
Assessment and taxes for 09: $80,600. - $435.24
Tracts 6 – 7
Greensville County
Tax Map Parcel: 20-84
Assessments and Taxes for 09: $152,200 - $684.90
Tracts 8
Greensville County
Tax Map Parcel: 18-13
Assessments and Taxes for 2010: $109,200. 2010 tax rate not established.
Tract 9
Nottoway County
Tax Map Parcel: 55-1
Assessments and Taxes for 09: $340,200 - $1666.98
Tract 10
Southampton County
Tax Map Parcel: 118-37 and 118-39
Assessments and Taxes for 09: $220,300 - $1586.16

Golden Leaf Commons, 1300 Greensville County Circle, Emporia, Virginia 23847
Any broker actively licensed in the State of Virginia whose agent properly registers the successful high bidder, who attends the auction, will be paid a two percent ( 2%) commission at settlement by the seller. Registration must be on a Woltz & Associates, Inc. Broker Participation Application form and contain the name, address and signature of agent and prospect as well as Broker’s license number and Federal Tax ID number. The form must be received in the office of Woltz & Associates, Inc. by 12:00 noon on March 3, 2010. If prospect attends inspection meeting, agent must attend with prospect. Additionally, agent must attend sale and co-register with prospect on auction day. Only the first broker to register the high bidder will be paid a commission. Agents acting as principals, on behalf of licensed real estate agents, on behalf of family members, on behalf of entities in which they hold an ownership interest or who represent prospects who have had prior contact with seller or auction company are not eligible. Only one registered bidder per agent. Broker Participation Form
For more information, please contact Charlie Wade (VA# 3176) or Jim Woltz (VA# 825).
Phone Number: (540) 342-3560 or 800-551-3588
Email: Charlie