Whispering Waters 67 Acres

Ranch Description

Discover the most serene creekside hunting property in Franklin County, Virginia. This 67.5+/- acre tract is truly a labor of love by the seller and offers everything an outdoor enthusiast, hunter, or homesteader could want. With diverse rolling terrain, established food plots, extensive trail systems, and natural water sources, this property is designed for both wildlife habitat and year-round enjoyment.

Two well-designed food plots - one approximately 1/3-Acre and the other over 1/2-Acre - provide excellent forage for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The feathered edging around each plot creates a sense of security for wild game, encouraging even mature bucks to enter with confidence. A strategically designed trail system winds for over a mile throughout the property, forming a gently rising and falling loop that offers easy access to various stand locations, enabling you to carefully plan each sit based on wind direction. These trails are ideal for 4WD vehicles, UTVs, or tractors and could be expanded to offer additional access points.

Natural water sources include two nice creeks, with one being particularly bold and wild, as well as multiple springs scattered throughout the property. After a long day, unwind on the massive rock outcroppings by the whispering creek, where the sun warms your face and crickets provide a soothing soundtrack, making it the perfect spot for a secluded cabin, camping site, or peaceful retreat.

The land features a diverse mix of timber, starting with a stand of yellow pine near the entrance before transitioning into a lush hardwood bottom dominated by poplar. Other areas of the property showcase red oak, white oak, rhododendrons, and patches of Virginia pine.

A cleared area near the road offers another great spot to build a cabin, park an RV, or set up a hunting camp with a shipping container or tent. Its location ensures minimal disturbance to wildlife deeper within the property. Meanwhile, a foundational wildlife management plan has been loosely developed, outlining how the next owner could expand the existing food plots to over two acres, planting nutrient-rich crops like clover, chicory, brassicas, and oats to provide year-round forage. The addition of fruit-bearing trees, such as crabapple and persimmon, along the smaller creek could further enhance the land's appeal to wildlife. Timber stand improvement TSI practices, including hinge cutting to create designated additional bedding areas, would also significantly boost the deer habitat and natural forage. And by selectively opening the canopy, the native seed bank would flourish, providing even more food sources for wildlife.

This property offers a great opportunity for anyone looking for the perfect hunting land in southwest Virginia, a recreational retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountain region, or a homestead property with natural resources and privacy.

~20 min to Rocky Mount, VA and Ferrum College

~20 minutes to Philpott Lake + boat ramp

~30 minutes to Martinsville, Va

~50 minutes to Roanoke, Va

Whether you envision a private hunting sanctuary, a weekend getaway, or a long-term investment in land, this tract offers limitless potential.

To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at or To Know the Area

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