This 66.11± acre tract of unencumbered timberland is located along Quirauk School Road in the Foxville area of northern Frederick County, just minutes from Cunningham Falls State Park and the Catoctin Mountain region. The property offers a combination of privacy, natural features, and long-term flexibility in a highly desirable rural setting. The land is predominantly wooded with a mix of mature and regenerating hardwoods and is further enhanced by the headwater stream of Middle Creek, which originates on the property. The stream contributes to the property’s natural character and provides excellent wildlife habitat, making the tract well suited for recreational use, conservation-minded ownership, and long-term land stewardship. With no conservation easement in place, the property allows for a wide range of potential future uses. Buyers may wish to explore options such as continued timber management, recreational enjoyment, or possible residential use, subject to zoning, environmental features, and all applicable county, state, and federal regulations. Any investigation into permitted uses or development feasibility shall be the responsibility of the buyer. The property offers convenient road access while maintaining a quiet, rural feel, surrounded by large landholdings and nearby protected lands. The area is known for strong populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife, adding to the appeal for outdoor enthusiasts. Opportunities to purchase large, non-easement timber tracts within this part of Frederick County are increasingly limited. This property presents a balanced opportunity for those seeking land with natural beauty, flexibility, and long-term value.