Simlin Creek North

Simlin Creek North and Simlin Creek South offer a unique opportunity to purchase approximately 46 acres in Moore County, North Carolina, either as two separate 23-acre parcels or together as a larger recreational and rural landholding. Located along NC Highway 24/27, the property is approximately 12 miles west of Carthage and 10 miles east of Interstate 74 at Biscoe, providing convenient access while maintaining the privacy and rural character buyers seek in a land investment. The property is predominantly comprised of approximately 11-year-old planted loblolly pine, offering buyers the opportunity to own a growing timber resource while developing the land around their individual goals. Topography across the property ranges from gently rolling to relatively flat, creating numerous possibilities for recreational improvements, trails, wildlife food plots, and potential homesites. Simlin Creek North 23 Acres Simlin Creek North offers the more secluded setting of the two parcels. Access will be provided by a 60-foot easement to be established by the buyer's survey. The approximate location of the proposed easement has recently been opened with a forestry mulcher, currently providing access into the property. One of the tract's most appealing features is a scenic bluff along its northern boundary overlooking Simlin Creek. Mature hardwoods associated with the creek corridor provide an attractive transition from the planted pine and create scenic views, wildlife habitat, and a natural backdrop for a private recreational retreat or potential homesite. With room for an internal trail system, wildlife food plots, and other improvements, Simlin Creek North provides an excellent opportunity for a buyer looking for privacy, recreation, and long-term land and timber ownership. Purchase One or Both The property is being offered as two approximately 23-acre parcels, with final acreage and boundaries subject to a buyer-provided survey. Buyers may pursue Simlin Creek North or Simlin Creek South individually or consider purchasing the entire 46 acres for additional privacy and flexibility. Together, the tracts provide an appealing combination of planted pine, mature hardwoods, scenic terrain, highway frontage, recreational opportunities, and convenient access to Carthage and Interstate 74. Whether the goal is to establish a country homesite, create trails and wildlife food plots, manage a growing timber resource, develop a private hunting property, or simply enjoy a secluded retreat in the North Carolina countryside, Simlin Creek North and South provide a versatile land ownership opportunity. Property Highlights 46 total acres available as two separate 23-acre tracts or as a whole Final acreage and boundaries subject to buyer-provided survey Approximately 11-year-old planted loblolly pine Gently rolling to relatively flat topography Approximately 12 miles west of Carthage, NC Approximately 10 miles east of Interstate 74 at Biscoe Potential for recreational trails, wildlife food plots, hunting, and private retreat use Homesite potential subject to satisfactory soil evaluation, permitting, and applicable governmental approvals Simlin Creek North features a scenic bluff overlooking Simlin Creek Mature hardwoods along the northern portion of Simlin Creek North 60-foot access easement to Simlin Creek North to be established by buyer survey Proposed access corridor recently opened with a forestry mulcher Simlin Creek South offers direct frontage on NC Highway 24/27 Two powerline rights-of-way cross Simlin Creek South Opportunity to purchase individually or combine both tracts for a larger 46-acre landholding