Buckshoal Farm's 222.33-acre offering represents a rare combination of agricultural capability, recreational appeal, and long-term investment potential. Entered by a tree-lined drive framed by board fencing, the property immediately creates a sense of arrival that sets it apart from typical farm offerings. Rolling fenced pastures, managed timber, established roads and trails, and a large pond combine to create a landscape equally suited for livestock, horses, recreation, and private estate ownership. Agricultural waterers are already installed throughout the pasture system, supporting cattle and equine operations while enhancing the property's functionality. The open acreage is highly usable and productive, while the timber component provides wildlife habitat, privacy, and future value. Hunting blinds are already in place, and the diverse mix of fields, timber, water, and travel corridors creates excellent conditions for deer and turkey hunting. A large pond tucked within the wooded acreage serves as both a recreational centerpiece and a valuable wildlife resource. Supporting improvements include barns, sheds, agricultural buildings, and two residences that convey as-is. These structures provide flexibility for farm operations, guest accommodations, storage, or future renovation projects. Once home to Virginia Governor William M. Tuck, the property carries historical significance without federal or state historic restrictions. Whether envisioned as a working farm, sporting estate, equestrian property, family retreat, or future event venue, this offering delivers a combination of beauty, utility, and versatility that is increasingly difficult to replicate. Shown by advanced appointment only. 911 address estimated to correct mapping error.