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hi. you can find all sizes here. small to very large........there is a lot of agricultural zoning, with a minimum 2 acres per residence. there are also very large parcels, wooded or farmland, 50 acres, 100 acres, and even more. some wooded tracts are well over 500 acres, but may not be very useful as a residence, due to steep slopes and little access......Often a large land owner will put big parcels in conservation, to save on taxes......

That's good to know, I wanted as large of a plot as I can afford but I didn't know the region to look for the best prices. I have to stay in VA for my kids, so I know that is my limitation. Thanks for replying!@@varealestate77

@@atropiaveteran Hi price will vary according to location and features of the place It's worth paying more to get something special. Raw land can run from 1,000 per acre to over 50,000, depending. for good quality, partially cleared land, with access and partially cleared can run around 7,000 to 11,000. roughly.... just a guideline.... the larger the parcel, the average per acres tends to go down.some. the zoning matters, and you want to avoid easements and any deed restrictions. Be specific in your search parameters to narrow it down. Price alone is not the main issue.... the features and location of the land and what is around it is important.

@@varealestate77 For a city boy looking for land away from suburbia, where would you recommend I go to learn what to look for?

@@atropiaveteran watch my other videos. first decide what you are looking for, and be as specific as possible. make sure the zoning is right for your use. agricultural use is liberal and taxed lower. usually larger parcels... Look for some things on the land that have hidden value, such as fencing, sheds, good well, cleared area, good soil and sun, even rocks, trees, ... What value can you bring to the property, such as skills, knowledge, materials, tools, to make it more valuable. you need water, and most rural homes have a well, or even a spring. when you find something you really like, go for it and buy with confidence.. you may not find another one anytime soon.