Over 35 acres in Town of South Boston, VA 24592 overlooking the Dan River and fronting on the Tobacco Heritage Trail. Once a part of historic Berry Hill, one of the largest plantations ever to exist in Virginia, the tract has a bit of history all its own. Hidden in a hollow along a stream are the remains of what most area residents say was a moonshine whiskey still. And you can still dig for semi-precious stones on legendary Diamond Hill near the cemetery where an estimated 250 slaves are buried. Partially planted in loblolly pine, some at least 12 years old, a blend of aging and mature hardwoods cover the mostly-wooded tract. Zoned RAG (rural-agriculture-residential), both town water and sewer are available. Accessible by 50 ft deeded right-of-way on Berry Hill RD, suitable uses include fruit trees, vineyards, residential (check allowed use with Town of South Boston).