Located off Harts Mill Road in the heart of Louisa County, this 25+/- acre tract is a true hunter's haven along the South Anna River. Despite its size, this property is loaded with proven wildlife history, including a strong track record of mature bucks (see trail camera photos at the end of the gallery). The combination of thick bedding cover, natural travel corridors, and diverse habitat creates an ideal environment for holding deer, turkey, and even bear. Important note: the entire property lies within a floodplain, and building a home here is not an option. Outbuildings for storage or an off-grid cabin may be possible, but any buyer's plans must be submitted to and approved by Louisa County — buyers should perform their own due diligence before purchasing. The current owner has enhanced the property by planting both pine stands and pockets of bald cypress, adding character and increasing habitat diversity. An established trail system provides easy access throughout, leading to multiple stand locations and a prime setup near the existing box blind. The open area located along the southern portion of the property near the South Anna offers an excellent opportunity to reestablish a productive food plot, further boosting the property's already impressive drawing power. Surrounded by larger tracts and protected by river frontage, this property hunts much bigger than it lays. Conveniently located less than a mile from U.S. Route 522 (Zachary Taylor Highway), the property offers quick access to Interstate 64, making for an easy drive to Charlottesville or Short Pump. With multiple gated access points, ample road frontage, and significant river frontage, both accessibility and seclusion are covered. The box blind pictured may be purchased separately. If you're looking for a small acreage tract that delivers big-time hunting and recreational opportunities, this one checks all the boxes.