2.64 acres in Rowan County, NC

2.64 acres, no HOA, no restrictions, Rockwell NC, zoned R-1. City water & sewer available. Rockwell, North Carolina is a small town of roughly 2,300 residents located in southeastern Rowan County, about 40 minutes from Charlotte via I-85. Incorporated in 1911, the town takes its name from a distinctive stone well that once sat on the Peter Miller farm and became a well-known stop for travelers seeking fresh, sweet water. Today, Rockwell remains a quiet, community-focused destination that blends local history, family attractions, and easy access to nearby historic towns and outdoor experiences. Historic Gold Hill - Gold Hill is a restored former gold mining town featuring preserved historic buildings, artisan shops, and dining options that bring 19th-century North Carolina to life. Salisbury (nearby hub) - Offers dining, shopping, museums, and cultural attractions. Local hidden gems - Nearby experiences may include community parks, small cafes, and seasonal events throughout southeastern Rowan County. Enjoy one of the best youth baseball & softball programs in the country from tee ball to high school, American Legion, state & little league world champs, collegiate & even professional minor league baseball nearby. Stay active with tennis courts, parks, community YMCA & social events near. Find friendly faces & helping hands everywhere, high freedom, & slower pace.