Timberland Hunting
FOLLOW DITCH ROAD Princess Anne, MD 21853
For Sale
$2,488,500
LAND - PRINCESS ANNE, MD
Lot Size711.05 Acres
Days on Market1246
Property Features for FOLLOW DITCH ROAD
General Information
Property type
Land
Property subtype
Other
Standard status
Active
Lot size
711.05 Acres
Taxes and HOA fees
Tax Annual Amount
1482
Listing Agency:
The Land Group
(410) 934-3478
Listed By:
Benjamin Alder · License #574482
(443) 865-1344
Added: Feb 27, 2023
Changed: Jun 9
Last Checked: Jul 27 at 10:06AM
MLS# MDSO2002900
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
The property is a 711-acre timberland complex currently zoned for agricultural use. The tract has been recently surveyed by consulting hired by the owner, and the timber age class summary indicates some immediate merchantable timber along with possible eligibility for certain conservation programs. The land is free and clear of any conservation programs restricting its current or future use, and timber data is available upon request.
Located in Somerset County, the tract sits within several thousand contiguous acres of state owned forestland in the region of the Eastern Shore. The property is positioned to the south of Wellington WMA and to the north of the Chesapeake Forest Wells Timberland Complex. The area is described as known for a high population of whitetails and Eastern wild turkey.
This offering is well suited for buyers and operators looking for timberland with active hunting potential and habitat management flexibility. A hunting lease is referenced as yielding yearly income, and the surveyed natural resources are intended to support long-term management and income opportunities. For wildlife managers, the layout and surrounding forestland context provide room for habitat improvements while maintaining the agricultural zoning status.
Located in Somerset County, the tract sits within several thousand contiguous acres of state owned forestland in the region of the Eastern Shore. The property is positioned to the south of Wellington WMA and to the north of the Chesapeake Forest Wells Timberland Complex. The area is described as known for a high population of whitetails and Eastern wild turkey.
This offering is well suited for buyers and operators looking for timberland with active hunting potential and habitat management flexibility. A hunting lease is referenced as yielding yearly income, and the surveyed natural resources are intended to support long-term management and income opportunities. For wildlife managers, the layout and surrounding forestland context provide room for habitat improvements while maintaining the agricultural zoning status.
Key Highlights
- Located within thousands of contiguous acres of state‑owned forestland, adjacent to Wellington WMA and Chesapeake Forest Wells Timberland Complex.
- Known for high populations of Whitetails and Eastern Wild Turkey, offering excellent wildlife management opportunities.
- Potential for immediate merchantable timber and eligibility for state/federal conservation programs.
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Current Use
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of property is this?
Agricultural land / Farmland - 711-acre agricultural-zoned timberland supporting hunting-leasing and wildlife-habitat management opportunities.
Where is this agricultural land / farmland located?
The property is located at FOLLOW DITCH ROAD Princess Anne, MD.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $2,488,500.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Located within thousands of contiguous acres of state‑owned forestland, adjacent to Wellington WMA and Chesapeake Forest Wells Timberland Complex.; Known for high populations of Whitetails and Eastern Wild Turkey, offering excellent wildlife management opportunities.; Potential for immediate merchantable timber and eligibility for state/federal conservation programs.
