Douglas Williams

Prime 19.99± Acre Commercial Opportunity on U.S. Route 13 – Temperanceville, VA Strategically positioned along the northbound lane of Lankford Highway (U.S. Route 13), this 19.99± acre tract zoned General Business (B-1) offers exceptional exposure on the Eastern Shore’s primary north–south commercial corridor. The property enjoys high traffic visibility just south of the new signalized

150+- deeded acres with a cabin located in Worcester County, MD. Ideally located between Salisbury, Pocomoke, and Snow Hill along the western edge of the Pocomoke Forest. The property provides 25+- acres cleared/tillable with the remaining 125+- acres in timber. The upland timber consists primarily of pine that has been recently thinned. The western edge of the property runs with Dividing Creek

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 improved

Parsons Creek Farm - A 255+/- Acre, Multi-Residence, Deep-Water, Waterfowl & Wildlife Estate at the Confluence of Parsons Creek and the Little Choptank River This once-in-a-lifetime Chesapeake Bay legacy holding is set upon 255.47 extraordinary acres of waterfront, wetlands, upland forest, and meticulously curated wildlife habitat making Parsons Creek Farm one of the most sophisticated private

This charming farmhouse offers a rare opportunity to own a home that practically pays for itself - it generates enough income to cover most of the mortgage. The property features a 2,500 +/- sq ft beautifully maintained farmhouse full of rustic charm and modern updates, including insulation, electrical, plumbing, drywall, with NEW siding, roofing, skylights, washer, and hot water heater. Enter

Set in Western Wicomico County, this 17.0± acre tract offers the kind of open, usable ground that’s becoming harder to find. The land is predominantly cleared and tillable, with productive soils made up largely of Klej-Galloway Complex and Cedartown loamy sand—well suited for continued agricultural use or potential for wildlife food plots. At the center of the property sits a freshwater farm