Discover a rare opportunity in Person County—two parcels a quarter of a mile apart totaling 100± acres, offering a blend of privacy, natural beauty, and long-term land stewardship. The 71±-acre north tract and the 29±-acre south tract are being sold together, providing a versatile landscape well-suited for recreation, farming, investment, or a future homesite. The seller is also open to selling the parcels individually. The north tract (71± acres) features 15.18± acres protected by a conservation easement, along with roughly 450 feet of frontage on Antioch Church Road. The south tract (29.5± acres) includes 16.5± acres of conservation easement and offers approximately 800 feet of frontage along Kermit Duncan Road. Both tracts showcase mature timber, tillable ground, and natural grasses flourishing within the conservation areas. Portions of the property within the conservation easements are heavily restricted, including prohibitions on building, access improvements, agriculture, and road improvements. Hunting is allowed. These restrictions run with the land and can be provided in full detail by the listing agent. Water features are plentiful, with two ponds and several small creeks enhancing the property's appeal for wildlife and outdoor recreation. A power right-of-way runs through the north parcel, adding utility access and open corridors. A recent survey provides clarity and confidence for future planning. Conveniently located just minutes from Roxboro and about 30 minutes from Durham, the tracts deliver the feel of a rural retreat without sacrificing access to amenities. Whether you're looking for a multi-use property, a place to build, or a land investment with conservation value, these tracts deliver space, flexibility, and a beautiful natural setting.