Doug Williams

This 7.91+/- acre, all-timber parcel is a prime opportunity for the outdoor enthusiast seeking a private recreational retreat with the added benefit of future homesite potential. The property offers excellent habitat for both whitetail and sika deer, providing quality hunting and year-round wildlife observation in a quiet, natural setting.A previously approved perc test is on file, indicating

Encompassing approximately 224+/- acres in Accomack County, Virginia, this exceptional waterfront farm offers a rare opportunity to own a large-acreage retreat with deep-water access on Pitts Creek, providing direct passage to the Pocomoke Sound and the Chesapeake Bay. The property's diverse landscape, consisting of approximately 40+/- acres of productive tillable land, 40+/- acres of timber, and

Incredible opportunity to own a 208.17-acre estate across 4 parcels in a desirable rural setting just 5 miles from downtown Salisbury. This unique property offers a balanced mix of 100 acres of cultivated farmland, 8 acres of developed open space, and 100.17 acres of very mature mixed hardwood and pine forestland. Property is ideal for agricultural use, recreation, or long-term investment (see

8.70+- acre unimproved tract located with over 2,600+- feet of frontage along the northbound lane of RT 13/Ocean Highway. Currently zoned R-2 Medium Density Residential in Somerset County and adjoining the municipal boundary of the Town of Princess Anne. Town services (water & sewer) located just to the east of property. Southern end of property has frontage along the Manokin River. Recent

Operational 2-house poultry farm on 12.15+- deeded acres located on Big Road just north of Parksley, VA. Poultry houses were built in 1990 and 1995, both 40' x 500' with a capacity of 23,500 per house, 47,000 per flock. Over $100k in upgrades in 2024. Manure shed was built in 2008. Additional details on poultry equipment and current integrator available upon request. Property is currently

31.79+- acres located in western Wicomico County. The tract is located on the westerly side of Old Bradley Road and on the east side of US Route 50. The property was previously operated as a surface mine and known as the Hanson Borrow Pit. The most recent soils report indicates over 1.3 million cubic yards of high-quality borrow (Select Borrow, Capping Borrow & Common Borrow) still available to