Thornton-Brown Tract

The 33-acre (±) Thornton-Brown Tract is a small timberland holding located in central Warren County, offering a manageable footprint with strong investment and recreational appeal. Positioned just south of U.S. Highway 158 East and southeast of Macon, NC, the property is accessed from Harristown Road, where it has approximately 200 feet of road frontage. While there is currently no established access road leading into the interior, the frontage provides a direct point of entry.

For years, the tract has been professionally managed as part of a larger portfolio of timberland properties, reflecting a history of thoughtful stewardship. Approximately 75 percent of the acreage (about 24.7 acres) consists of planted Loblolly Pine established in 2010. This stand is approaching the time for its first thinning, representing a possible cash-flow opportunity through timber harvest. The northern portion of the tract includes a stand of natural hardwood and pine forest, contributing both habitat diversity and aesthetic appeal. A small private cemetery (approx. 0.4 acres) is also located along the western boundary.

With its established timber component, rural setting, and proximity to a major highway, the Thornton-Brown Tract presents an appealing opportunity for a potential homesite, a quiet country getaway, or a small hunting property with long-term investment upside.

Please note, this property has been managed for timber production by the current owner. The soils have not been tested to determine if they will percolate ("perc") for a septic system. Any such testing will be the responsibility of the buyer.