Blueridge Mtn, Paris, VA 20130

NO TRESPASSING!!! DO NOT DRIVE DOWN THE PRIVATE LANE - APPOINTMENT IS REQUIRED! This gorgeous secluded 65 acre mountainside retreat hunting timber property is located near Paris just off of 601/Blueridge Mountain Road. It is located 3/4 mile off the main road, using a rugged old historic dirt road network heading down the side of the mountain. The first leg the road is Old 671 and the county abandoned it and turned it into an easement for the 4 neighboring landowners (see uploaded documents) & leg 2 is historic Slack Mountain Rd and it is shared by 2 adjoining landowners. That dirt road runs to and along the entire length of this property. There is no formal easement or road maintenance agreement in place however one has been drafted. This will be up to the future landowner to finish, not a condition of sale or acceptable contingency. <P>If you have dreamed of real privacy and seclusion, overlooking the valley below, one that is not so far away, this is the one! On this property there are remnants of an old historic cabin where the foundation and chimney remain. TWO cabins! <P>Pricing reflects the desire to sell this land RAW, which is without soil work or percs, and not get tied up in a purchasers study period. There are no formal easements for access however hundreds of years of documented use exist. Purchasers be aware the fee's and costs, and processes, of building in this area. <P>Mountain Overlay, Scenic, Forest, Land Use (Inexpensive tax bill!), Historic, Spring/Stream, Steep Slope, Sensitive Soils etc.... this one has it all! PRIME hunting grounds. PRIME conservation grounds ready for your Forest Land Use management plans. The land is WILD and 4x4 rugged featuring large boulders, very tall mature trees, several streams/springs, some steep areas, and a less-sensitive area for possible building (see photos). Loudoun has interactive mapping called Locational Clearance Reviewer (agents see agent remarks for the link & PIN). We located the old log and stone & solid stone cabins! See photos. <P>A recent timber cruise roughly estimated $55,000 net in select timber harvesting potential!