Tucked just off Pigg Mattox Rd in Union County, this ±30-acre tract offers a rare blend of mature hardwoods, open pasture, and the kind of layout that gives you options. Whether you’re thinking of a future homesite, mini farm, or a private recreational getaway, the land sets up in a way that can flex to a lot of different uses. The property has a natural balance, hardwood timber for cover and seclusion, with open pasture ground that’s already cleared. A dirt road runs along the edge of the field, creating an easy corridor for access and lining up well with a potential driveway coming in from Pigg Mattox Rd. With some light clearing through the front of the timber, access and setup are straightforward. For a future build site, a preliminary perc test conducted by the seller indicates a potential septic location in the open pasture area (buyer to verify all results and complete due diligence). From a recreational standpoint, the mix of timber and field edge creates natural travel corridors and pinch points that lend themselves well to hunting and wildlife activity. The layout also leaves plenty of room for trail systems, stands, or simply enjoying the land as-is—whether that’s riding, walking, or spending time outdoors. A shared well is already on site. Overall, this is a versatile tract with the kind of natural diversity and layout that doesn’t come along often in this size range.

Tucked just off Pigg Mattox Rd in Union County, this ±30-acre tract offers a rare blend of mature hardwoods, open pasture, and the kind of layout that gives you options. Whether you’re thinking of a future homesite, mini farm, or a private recreational getaway, the land sets up in a way that can flex to a lot of different uses. The property has a natural balance, hardwood timber for cover and seclusion, with open pasture ground that’s already cleared. A dirt road runs along the edge of the field, creating an easy corridor for access and lining up well with a potential driveway coming in from Pigg Mattox Rd. With some light clearing through the front of the timber, access and setup are straightforward. For a future build site, a preliminary perc test conducted by the seller indicates a potential septic location in the open pasture area (buyer to verify all results and complete due diligence). From a recreational standpoint, the mix of timber and field edge creates natural travel corridors and pinch points that lend themselves well to hunting and wildlife activity. The layout also leaves plenty of room for trail systems, stands, or simply enjoying the land as-is—whether that’s riding, walking, or spending time outdoors. A shared well is already on site. Overall, this is a versatile tract with the kind of natural diversity and layout that doesn’t come along often in this size range.