4.49 acres in Amelia Court House, VA

A 4.49-acre wooded parcel just outside Amelia Court House, Virginia, roughly 45 minutes southwest of Richmond in classic piedmont country. The land is a deep rectangle of mixed pine and hardwood on gently rolling, high and dry ground, and a grassy trail has already been mowed through the interior so you can walk the whole tract. Access is by a gravel easement road — you cross the rail line and turn right onto the easement to reach the property — and electricity runs near the road. Zoning is unrestricted with no HOA, so a house, a homestead, a cabin, or a hunting camp are all fair game, and the depth of the parcel means a build site well back off the road with timber screening you on every side. Amelia Wildlife Management Area sits about ten miles north with 2,217 acres of public hunting and hiking plus 100-acre Amelia Lake stocked with largemouth bass and catfish, and the Appomattox River runs along its northern edge. Amelia Court House is ten minutes out for a Food Lion, restaurants, and county services, Farmville is about thirty minutes west, and the shopping and restaurants at Westchester Commons in western Chesterfield are about thirty-five minutes east. Cash price $39,000.