Buckshoal Farm encompasses 222 acres in Halifax County and was once the birthplace and retreat of Virginia Governor William M. Tuck. The property features rolling farmland well suited for livestock, horses, or a future vineyard, along with substantial timber supporting long-term investment value. A 1.5 acre pond sits within mature woods, and the land offers 1,700 feet of frontage on Hudson Road and 2,500 feet on White Oak Forks Road, providing secure and flexible access. Two farmhouses are located on the property. The primary residence originated in the early 1800s and has evolved into a 3,560 sq ft home with five bedrooms and two baths. While updates are needed, the structure retains strong character and potential. A second farmhouse offers 1,055 sq ft with two bedrooms and one bath. Barns, sheds, and additional utility structures support working farm use. Importantly, the property is not subject to any federal or state historical designations or restrictions, allowing full flexibility for future use, renovation, or development. Located minutes from Clarksville and South Boston with convenient access to Virginia and North Carolina markets.