Substation Road Tract
**PRICE REDUCED**Located just six miles north of Troy in the heart of Montgomery County, the Substation Road Tract offers a rare opportunity to own a 231-acre timberland investment with outstanding wildlife value and future income potential. This property features approximately 194 acres of well-established 7-year-old loblolly pine, growing strong and on track for its first thinning within the next 8 to 10 years. These young pines represent a solid step in a long-term investment strategy, setting the stage for future returns from timber harvests.
In addition to the planted pine, the property includes 37 acres of mature and regenerating hardwoods, predominantly along the stream corridors. This natural hardwood buffer not only provides excellent habitat diversity for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife but also enhances the overall recreational appeal of the tract. The land borders both...
In addition to the planted pine, the property includes 37 acres of mature and regenerating hardwoods, predominantly along the stream corridors. This natural hardwood buffer not only provides excellent habitat diversity for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife but also enhances the overall recreational appeal of the tract. The land borders both Densons Creek and Arnett Branch, two perennial water sources that further support habitat quality and offer scenic riparian zones for hunting, exploring, or simply enjoying the natural surroundings.
Access to the property is convenient with approximately 350 feet of road frontage on Substation Road. Internal trails and old logging roads create additional access throughout the tract, making it easy to manage timber, explore recreational areas, or simply ride an ATV through the landscape.
The Substation Road Tract is also ideally located for buyers who want seclusion without sacrificing accessibility:
Just six miles to downtown Troy, NC the county seat with local shops, restaurants, and amenities
Only 25 minutes to Asheboro
About one hour to Greensboro
1.5 hours from Charlotte
The property lies near the small community of LoveJoy, an area with a rich history tied to early settlers and the growth of Montgomery County’s timber and textile industries. While LoveJoy may not be a bustling town today, its roots reflect a time when this region’s vast forests fueled local economies and shaped rural life in central North Carolina. That legacy continues today, as this tract offers the chance to invest in working forestland while preserving the natural beauty of the Uwharrie region.
Don't miss this opportunity to invest in one of central North Carolina's most promising timberland properties. Contact us today to schedule a showing or learn more about the potential this tract holds.
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