7154 Snow Hill Rd, Salisbury, MD 21804

Description

Located along Snow Hill Road in Worcester County, this 21± acre property offers a combination of acreage, extensive road frontage, and future planning potential in a convenient Eastern Shore location. Zoned Agricultural, the property features over 1,000 feet of frontage along Snow Hill Road and consists primarily of managed pine timber that is over 20 years old, along with scattered hardwoods throughout the tract. The timber stand was previously thinned as part of ongoing forest management efforts, creating improved visibility and accessibility across much of the property while maintaining the character and privacy of a wooded setting. Open trails extend from the rear of the property to the road frontage, allowing easy access throughout much of the acreage for walking, wildlife observation, recreation, and land management activities. One of the notable features of the property is the presence of two proposed 10,000-square-foot sewage reserve areas identified on the site plan. Properties offering multiple sewage reserve areas on a parcel of this size are less commonly encountered and may provide additional flexibility for future planning opportunities, subject to county approvals and buyer verification. The property is currently enrolled in a woodland assessment program designed to assist with responsible forest management and long-term timber planning. Buyers should verify any future participation requirements or transfer provisions associated with the program. While the property provides hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and other local wildlife, the primary appeal of this tract is its combination of acreage, over 1,000 feet of road frontage, and identified sewage reserve areas in a location convenient to Salisbury and surrounding communities. The property offers convenient access to nearby public hunting, fishing, restaurants, healthcare facilities, schools, and major travel corridors while maintaining the feel of a rural setting. Opportunities to acquire larger wooded tracts with documented sewage reserve areas, established access, and significant road frontage in this portion of Worcester County are relatively limited.