This 108 acre property is located in a scenic part of Pittsylvania County just outside the town of Chatham. Loblolly pine planted approximately 20 years ago occupies much of the acreage, hardwood can be found along small streams and the river. Boundaries are well marked with blue paint and pink flagging. Tract has almost a mile of frontage on the Banister River, an old firetrail/roadbed allows for foot travel near much of the river bank. There are lots of good spots for fishing and camping, and deer activity is notable throughout the property. Access is by a 60-foot wide deeded easement (Catawba Drive), travel along this road offers views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Roads on the interior of the property are overgrown at present but could easily be re-opened in conjunction with a pine thinning operation bringing near-future revenue. This parcel is currently assigned land use valuation and has the benefit of a reduced property tax obligation. Survey available. Acreage directly across the river is owned by the game commission, parcels on two sides are managed for timberland investment.