5.25 Acres Near Burgaw, NC | Timber, Hunting & Off-Grid Retreat

Own your own private slice of the North Carolina woods with this 5.25-acre wooded tract in Pender County, located less than 5 miles from downtown Burgaw. Blanketed in a healthy stand of pine, this rectangular parcel delivers the kind of quiet seclusion that is getting harder to find. Expect a natural buffer of timber on nearly every side, gently rolling terrain, and well-drained upland ground sitting comfortably above the surrounding farmland. Zoned RA (Rural Agricultural), one of Pender County's most flexible rural districts. Buyer should confirm intended use with the county. For the timber-minded buyer, the established pine stand carries real standing value and long-term upside. Manage it, harvest it down the road, or simply let it grow. Hunters will appreciate the thick cover and the parcel's position along a patchwork of woods, planted pines, and open agricultural fields, a natural travel corridor for deer and turkey. This is genuine Southeastern NC hunting country, near the wider Holly Shelter area and the Northeast Cape Fear River basin. Chasing an off-grid getaway? This raw, untouched land is a blank canvas for a hunting camp, weekend cabin, or a fully self-sufficient retreat. No utilities on site, so plan for well, septic, and independent power. For many buyers, that is the whole appeal. Location keeps you connected when you want to be. Under 5 miles to Burgaw, quick access to the I-40 corridor and Hwy 117/53, roughly 30 to 40 minutes to Wilmington, and an easy drive to area beaches, Holly Shelter Shooting Range, and Salty Acres Adventure Park. Access: Legal access to this parcel has not been confirmed and may not exist. The tract may be landlocked. Any buyer must independently investigate access with Pender County and satisfy themselves before purchasing. This is reflected in the price, and it is a common situation on rural timber tracts, but go in with your eyes open. Also note: Acreage is per plat. No survey has been performed, and GIS mapping suggests the tract may measure larger. Buyer should independently verify acreage, zoning, and permitting with Pender County. Sold as-is. Call today to discuss.