This 60.6 acre property is located in the Saltville area of Washington County, Virginia. The tract offers a mix of wooded terrain and varied topography that supports a range of wildlife, making it a ideal for hunting, timber management, camping, and other recreational use. The property could potentially support a future cabin or homesite. Access to the property is through a gated entrance at the end of Hunter Drive. The gate area is currently overgrown, however, with a little effort you get through the weeds and end up near the old homestead, where the woods begin. Once you are beyond the homestead the woods open up and are diverse. There is a mountain spring that flows out beside the homestead that may supply year round water for wildlife and any future use of the property. The property adjoins a Wildlife Management Area at its upper elevation, which may appeal to buyers interested in hunting access or wildlife habitat. The surrounding region is known for outdoor recreation, and the property sits in reasonable proximity to Tumbling Creek, a popular trout stream, as well as the Laurel Bed Lake recreation area, both popular destinations for anglers and outdoor recreation. Given its size, terrain, and wooded acreage, this property may be of interest to buyers considering a timber investment. During the inspection the timber stand did appear to have several marketable trees, buyers should seek independent verification on all details. The land's terrain varies across the tract, some areas are steep and also several mountain benches throughout. Buyers interested in hunting land, recreational camping, or a rural retreat property may find the features and adjoining public land access to be of interest. Two old homes sit on the property, including a mobile home. Do not enter either for safety. No information is known on the mobile home. Buyer/Buyer's Agent should verify all information. Boundary Lines are approximate.