Rare opportunity for upscale residential development on a large tract, in highly desired area of Chapel Hill. Beautiful, old growth hardwoods, extensive road frontage, small pond and excellent access.
Extremely rare opportunity for large acreage tracts of this size to come available in Orange County!
Beautiful property with rolling hills, Hector Creek borders the west boundary. Incredible old growth timber to harvest while looking for the right development opportunity. Fantastic location for land appreciation over the next few years.
Great property for multiple residences or just enjoy the privacy and quiet in the country. Easy access back to Louisburg, Henderson or Raleigh.
This property has over 1,800 feet of frontage adjoining Army Corps of Engineers land along Falls Lake. 200 feet of road frontage on Baptist Road. Ideally suited for estate living or future development.
Ideally situated for estate living and future development. Large wooded tract offers privacy and acres to roam. Abundant wildlife. Rolling topography with predominantly pine timber established about the year 2000 and thinned in 2018. Located approximately 9 miles to Durham, 11 miles to Brier Creek shopping center in Raleigh and 16 miles to Wake Forest, this tract provides easy access back to amenities and is perfect for your private estate or hold for investment.
Fantastic timber/recreational property with old growth pine and hardwood sawtimber. Timber cruise available. Over 3,800 feet of frontage on Tar River. Over 4,000 feet of road frontage. Great investment opportunity for future land appreciation. Four miles off Interstate I-85 at Exit 202 near Oxford, NC. Easy commute to Raleigh, Durham and RTP. internal road system. Abundant wildlife including deer, turkey and small game.
Research shows this property dates back to Pre-Civil War. Old plantation home is beyond repair. Some historical information available. Small cemetery on property.
Property shown by appointment only.
Excellent tract for investment, hunting, and timber management. Located in northern Lee County in close proximity to the Chatham and Moore Counties and US Hwy 1 for easy access to Raleigh. Pines are approximately 30 years old, thinned and growing very well, will be ready for a final harvest in 5-10 years. Significant timber value now. Abundant wildlife including deer and turkeys.