78 acres on the New River! Approximately 58 acres of rolling pasture, 20 acres of hardwood fingers and river buffer, and roughly 1,640 feet of frontage on the New River and New River Trail. The property also adjoins to some Virginia Commonwealth land to the east for an extra layer of privacy. New River Trail State Park, public New River boat ramp access and Foster Falls are all less than a mile down the road. 

The pasture land is cross fenced for cattle rotation and makes up the majority of the property. The property offers outstanding building opportunities overlooking the New River, rolling pasture and surrounding mountains views. With 58 acres of open ground, there are numerous possibilities for continued cattle or agricultural use, or horses.‍

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This is prime New River frontage with the some of best outdoor recreation the Appalachians have to offer. There’s an abundance of deer and turkey using this property and this area of the New River is notable for Walleye, Muskie, Smallmouth, Catfish and more fish species. The river also provides opportunities for kayaking, canoeing and tubing. 

New River Trail State Park is a 57-mile linear tail that follows a former railroad corridor from Pulaski to Galax and parallels the New River for approximately 39 miles. The trail is open to hiking, biking and horseback riding and provides access to numerous areas along the river. The Foster Falls section of New River Trail State Park includes the historic Foster Falls area provides trail access, a visitor area and the Inn at Foster Falls. Nearby Shot Tower State Park preserves the historic Jackson Ferry Shot Tower overlooking the New River.

Approximately 315 feet of frontage on Foster Falls Road with two separate access points into the property. I-77 can be conveniently accessed in less than 10 minutes providing a quick trip to Wytheville, Galax, and the surrounding area.