Off Colonial Trl W, Spring Grove, VA 23881

Over 1,000 feet of Road Frontage on Rt. 10 - Substantial Timber Value - Approximately 8 acres of Tillable Ground Welcome to Cemetery Ridge at Cabin Point! Located in northern Surry County, this unique property is deeply rooted in big buck tradition. Upper Chippokes Creek, famous to locals and travelers alike, has provided ideal habitat for production of world class whitetails in this neck of the woods for countless generations. The mature hardwood timber here as well as a great mix of mature loblolly pine makes for an exceptional investment opportunity. The eight acres of cropland provides easy options for continued agriculture or residential possibilities. The historical theme of this Surry County gem is continued by the existence of a small cemetery at the southwest corner with markers dating back over two centuries. Here are a few more things to know when considering this property: - Surry County School District: *Surry Elementary - PK-5 – 11.9-miles *Luther P. Jackson Middle - 6-8 – 11.9-miles *Surry High - 9-12 – 11.9-miles - Internet available: Ruralband, T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, StarLink Rural Serenity with Premier Regional Access • Prime Northern Surry Location: Situated in the highly desirable northern portion of the county, this property offers a private farm and timberland retreat with convenient, immediate access to Route 10 (Colonial Trail West) and Route 31. • The Jamestown Ferry Gateway: Enjoy easy access to the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry, providing a free, scenic 20-minute daily commute straight across the James River into Williamsburg, James City County, and the Peninsula. • Straightforward Regional Travel: Convenient highway corridors link your rural escape directly to Smithfield, Newport News, Suffolk, and the Hampton Roads metro area, as well as Petersburg and Richmond to the northwest. Outdoor Recreation & Natural Surroundings • Chippokes State Park Nearby: Located just minutes away in northern Surry, this massive 1,947-acre historic park features miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails, beach access along the James River, modern campgrounds, and a working 17th-century farm museum. • James River Waterways: Abundant opportunities for boating, kayaking, and tidal river fishing are right at your doorstep, with local spots like the Surry Seafood Company offering a deep-water marina dock and dining just a short drive away. • Private & Public Wildlife Havens: Establish your own premier hunting, bird-watching, and conservation tract. The property's natural cover is complemented by direct regional access to state-protected public lands across Southside Virginia. History, Timber, & Local Character • Bacon's Castle: Located just down the road, this national historic landmark built in 1665 stands as the oldest documented brick dwelling in the United States and a rare piece of 17th-century architecture. • Deep Colonial Roots: Own a piece of a region rich in early American heritage, spanning from the original 1600s James River plantations to the county's longstanding, proud agricultural identity. • Historic Neighbors: Enjoy short, scenic country drives to the neighboring historic town of Smithfield—famous for its world-renowned ham, boutique shopping, and beautifully preserved historic downtown strip. Land Utility, Flexibility & Connection • Productive Acreage & Investment: A versatile tract ideal for a working farm, a private estate homesite, or a long-term timber investment, featuring established timber stands, fertile soils, and the ultimate privacy of county living. • Country Seclusion, Nearby Conveniences: Enjoy total rural peace while remaining just minutes from the Surry Courthouse area, local diners, community services, and country markets. • Broadband Connected: Exceptional for large acreage, this property benefits from access to high-speed fiber-optic internet (via RURALBAND) running along the corridor, ensuring lightning-fast connectivity for smart farm management, remote work, or a custom home setup. During the times of the Virginia Colony, Surry County was formed in 1652 from a portion of James City County (one of the original 8 counties formed in 1634) south of the James River. It was named for the English county of Surrey. Surry County initially consisted of two parishes of the Church of England: Lawne's Creek and Southwark. For more information on this and other land for sale in Surry County, contact at or by email at , or visit