The 33+/-acre Thornton-Brown Tract is a small timberland holding in central Warren County, with a manageable footprint of strong investment and recreational appeal. Just south of U.S. Hwy 158 East and SE of Macon, NC, the property is accessed from Harristown Rd, where it has 200 +/- feet of road frontage. There is no established access road leading into the interior, but the frontage provides a direct point of entry. The tract has been professionally managed as part of a larger portfolio of timberland properties, reflecting a history of stewardship. About 75 percent of the acreage (~24.7 acres) is planted Loblolly Pine established in 2010. This stand is nearing time for its first thinning, (a possible cash-flow opportunity through timber harvest). The northern portion of the tract includes a stand of natural hardwood and pine forest, contributing both habitat diversity and aesthetic appeal. A small private cemetery (approx. 0.4 acres) is located along the western boundary. With its timber component, rural setting, and proximity to a highway, this tract presents an opportunity for a potential homesite, quiet country getaway, or a hunting property with long-term investment upside.