03 Seven Island Road Danbury, NC 27016

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24.18 Acres of Multi-Use Land For Sale in Stokes County, NC! This property features 790 +/- feet of road frontage on Seven Island Road. A home site has recently been cleared on the property and a survey has recently been recorded. There are no deeded restrictions or covenants, so this property is completely unencumbered. There is a seasonal creek that passes through the property, however, none of the property is in the FEMA 100 or 500 year floodplain. The elevation varies throughout the The property. At the road, the elevation is 1, 040 feet. The elevation gradually descends to 870 feet where the creek passes through the property and then gradually increases back to 980 feet on the northern end of the property, the furthest away from the road. A recently conducted soil evaluation states this property is suitable for a conventional septic system. That report is available for review as well as the survey. The timber is 10-12 years old and is dense in most places. The timber consists of a natural stand of hardwoods and pines of varying species. With additional clearing, there's plenty of room for food plots, roads, trails, shooting lanes, etc.This property fits the bill for a number of recreational uses as well as a secluded homes site without restrictions. This property is located on Seven Island Road, just north of Danbury. The property is almost directly across from where Damascus Road intersects with Seven Island Road. Danberry is a small town in Stokes County and as of the 2010 census had a population of 189 people. Danbury is the County seat of Stokes County and is also known as the Gateway to Hanging Rock, which is approximately 20 miles north of Winston Salem. From the property you are 40 minutes from Winston-Salem, 45 minutes from Martinsville, Virginia, 50 minutes from Greensboro and 40 minutes from Mount airy. Pilot Mountain is roughly 30 minutes from the property. Pilot Mountain is 2, 421 feet above sea level and is one of the most distinctive natural features in North Carolina. Other notable, visible mountainous features include Moore's Knob, which is 2579 feet in elevation, devils chimney which is 2395 feet in elevation, cooks wall mountain, which is 2379 feet in elevation and Wolf gap which is 1959 feet in elevation. These are all visible and aerial photographs of the property in the background.