Lake Front Land!
Estate Auction! Saturday April 23, 2:00PM
This lakefront tract will be offered at public auction “on Site” at the corner of Trestle Road and Old Sudan Road, 6 miles south of Clarksville VA.
25+ acres, long frontage on Us Corps of Engineers, 3 Dock Permits, state road frontage. This is a great opportunity for a family retreat, a lakefront farm or an outstanding investment for development.
Bill Baker is a distinguished figure in the world of real estate, serving as the cornerstone of United Country Virginia Realty for an impressive 37 years, commencing in July 1990. His stellar career includes a prominent role as the Vice President of United Country Real Estate on a national scale, where he played a pivotal role in developing offices along the Eastern and Gulf Coasts. Bill is also celebrated as an integral member of the United Power Training Team, sharing his wealth of knowledge and expertise from coast to coast.
Notably, Bill has earned the prestigious Summit Elite Award and the coveted Chamberlain Award, a testament to his extraordinary contributions and achievements in the real estate industry. He has emerged as a leader in land sales across Virginia and North Carolina, a testament to his unrivaled expertise in the field.
As the head of a successful 16-person real estate firm spanning across Virginia and North Carolina, Bill's leadership has been pivotal in shaping the success of the organization. His unwavering commitment to the industry is matched by his passion for the outdoors, evident in his ownership of the 250+ acre farm named Oakley, a heritage farm with roots tracing back to the nation's inception.
In his personal life, Bill is a loving husband to his beautiful wife, Melba, and a devoted father to two daughters and two sons-in-law. The joy in Bill's life is further enriched by his six grandchildren and the loyal company of his beloved dog, Maddie. Bill Baker is not only a seasoned professional but a dedicated family man, an avid outdoorsman, and a true LEGEND in the field of real estate.
