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Here’s your chance to own a slice of paradise near the James River! This 12.61 Acre tract of raw land is located off Davis Mill Road in the Byrd district of Goochland County. Plenty of room to accommodate many different uses such as a horse farm, hunting retreat, property for riding dirt bikes/atv’s, or the perfect spot for your new dream home. The property lays very well and has a stream towards the rear of the parcel making a perfect place for your deer stands!! Lots of game sign on property and plenty of cover for wild life. Located approximately 17 minutes to the town of Goochland, 35 minutes to short pump town center and 45 minutes to Charlottesville. This is a steal for acreage of this size in Goochland County and this deal will not last.

You’ll find Powhatan State Park in the northwest corner of Powhatan County on the historic James River. The park has diverse wildlife habitat, from open fields to upland hardwood forests. Guests can use the park’s car-top boat slide to get in the river. Other amenities, including a canoe-in campground, multi-use trails, playground, picnic shelters and wildlife observation areas. Nature and historical programs are offered year-round. Aside from the activities and amenities mentioned, horseshoe pits are also located by the James River picnicking area.

Lake Anna State Park features a swimming beach on one of Virginia’s most popular lakes, fishing pond accessible to children and people with disabilities, bathhouse-concessions complex, boat launch facilities, pontoon boat rides, picnicking and hiking. Visitor center exhibits trace the history of gold mining in the area and highlight the natural features of the park. Panning for gold and nature programs are popular activities. An outdoor environmental education pavilion is available for group use. There is definitely something for everyone offered at Lake Anna!

The Goochland Board of Supervisors gave permission for the Goochland Historical Society to adapt the Old Stone Jail (c. 1833) on the Courthouse Green into a museum and library. The Jail was constructed when the James River & Kanawaha Canal was being built westward along the James River. River stones were brought up the hill to the site. Recently refurbished, the Jail Museum now houses the Society’s new exhibit tracing the history of Goochland from the 1700s to the 20th Century. The Goochland Historical Museum details the formation of the county in 1728 by Sir William Gooch, Lt. Governor. Early Indian relics and the first patent for land dated 1703 begin Goochland’s history. More information can be found on the county website here;  http://www.goochlandva.us/

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