, Chase City, Va 23924 (MLS# 22-900)

Flooring: Ceramic Tile; Hardwood

Countertops Kitchen: Quartz Counters

Countertops Bath: Quartz Counters

Items to Convey: Dishwasher; Microwave; Oven Built In; Range/Oven; Refrigerator

Air Conditioning: Central Air

Heating: Electric Heat Pump; P-TAC

Exterior Material: Stone

Foundation: Stone

Roofing: Metal

Recreational Feature: ATV; Camping; Fishing; Hunting; RV Accessible

Views: Stream/Creek

In addition to its scenic acreage, Maples Hills includes a country home, a large guest cottage, and many attendant farm buildings and workshops. Privately situated off Country Club Drive, the 5,500 sq. ft. +/- home is exquisitely designed with attention given to every detail. The 1,700 sq. ft. guest cottage will see visitors lodged in the height of Virginian hospitality. Located one hour from Lynchburg, Va., and within two hours of Raleigh, Richmond, Roanoke, and Greensboro, N.C., the estate is ideally located for owners who are relocating or commuting. The property has taken years of intricate planning, many professionals to craft this amazing one-of-a-kind home and associated outbuildings. Using only the best ceramic tile, quartz, and cherry flooring, no detail has been left undone. HIGHLIGHTS Southside Virginia country estate and equestrian property 231 deeded acres with a private seven-acre lake Located in Southside's Mecklenburg County near Chase City 5,500 square foot +/- modern country estate home 1,700 square foot +/- guest cottage Mile-long private drive with $100,000 in paving improvements Some 100 sugar maples line the winding drive and Country Club Lane 122 acres in meadow are maintained for hay, fodder, and livestock 100 acres of diverse woodlands, a seven-acre lake, and a two-acre stocked pond Richmond, Raleigh, Roanoke, and Greensboro are within an easy two-hour drive A rich and diverse wildlife population is unrivaled in the region Fur-bearing wildlife includes deer, black bear, squirrel, rabbit, bobcat, raccoon, fox, chipmunk, opossum Winged wildlife includes eagles, hawks, owls, ravens, turkeys, and neotropical songbirds Meadow grasses and forest trees produce rich oxygen and sequester carbon dioxide Gated private driveway winds through the estate grounds for nearly one mile Newly constructed 36-by-36 chef's kitchen overlooks the lake and estate grounds New 50-by-80 open-span equipment storage & workshop building Miles of board fencing for equestrian use Farmland management increases carrying capacity and extends the grazing season Lake and pond accommodate swimming, ice skating, and wildlife observation Dynamic forest with some old growth trees estimated to be 200 to 300 years old Forests intertwine with meadows, creating exciting recreational opportunities Farm and forest roads wind through the property providing superior access Wildlife programs enhance habitat, increase diversity, promote wildlife health A rewarding permaculture lifestyle can be easily developed Superior access by state-maintained paved roads  FedEx, UPS, USPS delivery Cell phone coverage is excellent in most areas with 5G service Dark skies with low light pollution for astronomy and astrophotography Sedges, rushes, ferns, fish, frogs, turtles, songbirds, crawdads, butterflies, and dragonflies populate the lake, pond, and wetlands Timber species include pine, oak, poplar, maple, hickories, and black walnut Ideal for recreational activities that include watersports, shooting sports, ATV riding, horseback riding, hiking, camping, hunting, and wildlife viewing Low taxes, low population density The estate's scenic and cultural values provide exceptional quality of life The cost of living in much of Southside is low compared to metropolitan areas LOCATION Google Coordinates: 36.769311, -78.424601 Address: 3082 Country Club Drive, Chase City, VA 23924 Elevation Range: 416 ft. to 510 ft. +/- 5 minutes  Chase City 25 minutes  50,000-acre Buggs Island Lake Recreation Area 30 minutes  I-85 90 minutes  Danville, Durham, Lynchburg, Martinsville 2 hours  Richmond, Greensboro, Raleigh, Charlottesville 3 hours  Washington DC, Virginia Beach 7 hours  Atlanta DIRECTIONS Driving Destination Google Coordinates: 36.769112, -78.415163 to the driveway entrance YOU MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A FOXFIRE REALTY AGENT TO TOUR THIS PROPERTY! 72 hours' notice and confirmed appointment scheduling with listing office are required! From Chase City, VA: 3.7 miles (approximately 5 minutes) From the Maxway Plaza Center on Rt. 47 on the east side of Chase City, travel Rt. 47 east for 7/10 mile; just before the Mecklenburg Country Club Golf Course, turn right onto State Route 671; travel Rt. 671 for 3.1 miles; the driveway entrance is on the right. From I-85 South Hill Chase City Exit 12B: 24.7 miles (approximately 30 minutes) At the end of the exit ramp, turn onto Rt. 58 West, travel Rt. 58 west for 16.7 miles; turn right onto Rt. 92 West; travel Rt. 92 west for 5.1 miles; turn right onto Rt. 679; travel Rt. 679 for 2.7 miles; turn left onto State Route 671; travel Rt. 671 for 2/10 mile; the driveway entrance is on the left. 20 minutes to Buggs Island Lake (Kerr Lake) 5 minutes to Chase City, VA THE SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA REGION Mecklenburg County is part of the mostly agricultural region known as Southside Virginia. The cost of living in much of the region is low compared to most metropolitan areas. The region stretches from the James River south to the border of North Carolina and extends as far east as Isle-of-Wight and Southampton counties and as far west as the foothills of the Blue Ridge. It's historically a chief center for tobacco farming, and its southeastern section is known for its cotton and peanut cultivation. The 20th century brought the addition of the textile and furniture industries in the areas surrounding nearby Danville and Martinsville. The estate is within a two-hour commute to Roanoke, Richmond, Raleigh-Durham, and Greensboro, N.C. The area in general is witnessing an influx of young families, commuting professionals, early retirees, and baby boomers, all of who have discovered the countryside and the uncrowded lifestyle of Mecklenburg County. Entrepreneurs and "gentleperson farmers" are looking for estate properties for agricultural, equestrian purposes, and for private use. The area is notably popular with new residents from Northern Virginia, Washington D.C., and North Carolina who are drawn by the mild four-season climate and access to the area's surrounding rivers and lakes. Its recreational features represent a significant and relatively untapped draw for the future, particularly with regard to tourism and property-value appreciation. As with most areas of rural Virginia, the land is relatively inexpensive as compared with more northern and densely populated regions of the state, and this has fueled development. Members of the local workforce can easily commute to other regions in Virginia and North Carolina while still enjoying the rural and scenic nature of their home area. Maple Hills is located just 15 minutes north of Boydton, the Mecklenburg county seat.