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KEY POINTS: * Over 6.00 +/- Miles of Waterfrontage on the Pungo River and Intracoastal Waterway * Over .75 +/- Miles of Waterfrontage on the Intracoastal Waterway * 2.00 +/- Miles of Paved Road Frontage, Most on US Highway 264 * 4.30 +/- Miles of Interior Rock-Based Road System * 10 Acre Lake for Great Duck Hunting and Fresh Water Fishing POTENTIAL USES: 1. World Class Hunting Preserve 2. Corporative Retreat 3. 20+ Acres Per Lot Residential Subdivision Based on Using Existing Road System 4. RV Park on ICW 5. Mini Home or Park Model Rental Development on ICW and Lake 6. Great Long Term Timber Investment 7. A Wonderful Private Estate What a GREAT property with so many potential uses. This is truly a One-of-a-Kind property. With a large amount of waterfrontage and highway frontage, the possibilities are endless. The tract has a lot of Bear on it which in return creates World Class Hyde County Bear Hunting. As most people know, hunters come from all over the world to hunt Bear in Hyde County. With the tract being in the Atlantic Flyway, the Duck Hunting will be great, and as we all know, the fishing in the Pungo River and Pamlico Sound is "Off the Hook"! If you want a large private estate to build a large house on beside the ICW and sit on your deck and watch the Mult-Million-Dollar yachts go by going from the Northern States to the Caribbean, then this is your tract. The 10-acre lake will be a great addition for any project you choose. The high land on part of the ICW beautiful waterfrontage would be great to develop a RV Park on or develop a Mini Home Park Model rental subdivision project on. Overall, most of this tract is well drained and for Hyde County, the elevation of most of the tract is good. The property is located just 13 miles from Belhaven where there are good restaurants to eat fresh seafood. This tract is a GREAT TIMBER INVESTMENT property. Remember, the beautiful, planted pines are growing while you sleep. Regarding airports, Warren Field in Washington, NC, and in the opposite direction, the Hyde County Airport located in Englehard, NC are both just 40 miles away, and you can land a private jet at both locations. The property is located 156 miles from Raleigh, NC and 151 miles from Norfolk, VA. This is a rare find; do not let it pass you by. Once it is sold, it becomes someone else's dream. This property is shown by private showings only. Only serious inquires please.

The Tick Bite Preserve encompasses 1,720 acres situated on Tick Bite Road and Saw Mill Road, approximately 23 miles from Greenville, NC and 93 miles from Raleigh, NC. The property features level terrain, including 81 acres of cropland with numerous food plots, 786 acres of uplands, and 853 acres of bottomlands. It boasts 4.2 miles of frontage along the Neuse River and 2.7 miles along Contentnea Creek (black water). Timber resources on the tract include planted loblolly pine, planted longleaf pine, natural stands of both species, cypress, upland hardwoods, and bottomland hardwoods. An extensive road network provides access throughout the property for timber management, sand operations, and recreation. Improvements on the property consist of two homes and a partially finished residence: a 5,700-square-foot lodge with 12 bedrooms and 7 baths; an 1,800-square-foot home with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths; and a partially completed 3,200-square-foot house offering 6 bedrooms and 4 baths. Outbuildings include a 3,100-square-foot barn, a 2,000-square-foot skinning shed and kennel, an additional 2,000-square-foot shed, and multiple smaller storage structures located across the property. The site also contains two large fuel tanks and recreational enhancements such as more than 20 deer stands and over 10 duck blinds. A sand mine operates under lease, providing annual cash payments. Additionally, a 500-acre conservation easement is in place, and approximately 120 acres are dedicated to sand mining activities. Tick Bite Preserve presents a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial recreational property along the Neuse River, featuring exceptional wildlife habitat for turkey, ducks, deer, bear, quail, and doves. Both the Neuse River and Contentnea Creek offer excellent fishing. The property has a well-established history as a premier hunting destination and generates significant income from sand and timber operations. Disclaimer: Property inspections shall be done during daylight hours. Seller and Advance Land and Timber, LLC in no way make any representations or warranties regarding the conditions of the property, including any and all access routes, and all persons entering upon the property do so at their own risk and accept said property as-is in its existing condition during such inspections. All persons entering upon the property assume all risks and liabilities and agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Seller, its affiliates, officers, directors, managers, agents, representatives and employees from and against any and all claims, demands, causes of action, injuries (including death) and damages resulting from any accident, incident, or occurrence arising out of, incidental to or in any way resulting from his or her inspection of the property or his or her exposure to the conditions of the property.

Located on the Beautiful Slade Creek, this tract has it all. Beautiful Timber, Great Bear Hunting and over 3 miles of water frontage that you can put Duck Blinds on. The property is located just down the road from the community of Makleyville and has 1,200 +/- feet of paved highway frontage on Makleyville Road which has electric service. The property has an excellent interior rock-based road system of 1.37 +/- miles with a steel gate entrance at the highway. In addition to Slade Creek this tract has smaller creeks that go up into the property and border the property: Speer Creek, Raffing Creek and Jones Creek. There are many places for duck blinds in the miles of waterfront marsh. There are multiple drainage ditches that are cut through the property and beside all the roads. The property is located in the Atlantic Flyway and duck impoundments can be built on some areas of this tract. The tract has gorgeous, planted pines of various ages and is professionally managed with a significant amount of timber value. The creeks around this property have some of the best fishing in Eastern North Carolina. This is a great tract to build your own private hunting lodge on and have the best of all worlds with world class hunting and fishing while the timber continues to grow. Regarding the nearest commercial airports, the tract is located 133 miles from Norfolk International Airport, and 71 miles from the Pitt-Greenville Airport. There are two local airports, Washington-Warren Field is 51 miles from the tract, and the Hyde County Airport is 34 miles away. The property is located only 26 miles from Belhaven where there are restaurants and marinas. Lake Mattamuskeet, the largest natural freshwater lake in North Carolina, is approximately 20 miles away. This is a rare buying opportunity: highway frontage, electricity beside the highway, world-class Bear and Duck hunting and professionally managed timber. Shown by appointment only.

Solid tract of timberland in the White Oak Community of Bladen County that is less than nine miles from Elizabethtown within a rural farming community with 74 acres of solid timber. Tract is ideal for building a home, growing timber, or chasing a big Bladen County Whitetail or long-bearded strutter! Located on the north side of the Cape Fear River lies the 74-acre John Owen Road Tract. This tract is located just nine miles from Elizabethtown and 30 miles from Fayetteville in the famous White Oak Community of Bladen County. The tract has a mixture of high white sandy soils in the pine plantations to the dense, peatland community at the rear of the tract. The tract contains a solid timber component with ~30 acres of planted loblolly and longleaf pine and the balance comprising a balance of bay forest intertwined with red maple, pine, oak, and loblolly bay. Pine plantation on the property is mostly contained along sandy ridges along the road frontage that is ready for its first thinning. Tract borders the Jones Lake State Park section of the 35,000-acre Bladen Lakes State Forest. Not only is the tract growing a solid stand of timber, this tract has a direct connection to the massive public land reserve that holds a healthy population of whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, and small game. Tract contains approximately 1,450 feet of road frontage along John Owen Road that could be well suited for a small development. Adjacent lands contain small homesteads, timberland, and several large agriculture operations located within the outer periphery. This tract is located right in the middle of a rural part of the county with a high population of deer, black bear, wild turkey, and lots of small game. Tract is well suited for the wildlife enthusiast with the opportunity to take a large Bladen County black bear, whitetail buck, or a long-bearded gobbler. This tract is ideal for the hunter looking for an excellent place to hunt a wide variety of game, but it also has an excellent opportunity to potential to erect a new home or create a small horse farm or raise some cattle. The tract is just minutes from Elizabethtown, 30 minutes from Fayetteville, and just over an hour from Wilmington. For the outdoor enthusiast, this could be the perfect place to build your dream home or create a mini farm with hunting right out the back door! And the mighty Cape Fear River is less than 10 miles away that is home to striped bass, largemouth bass, plenty of flatfish, and a huge population of record-sized catfish.

LW Land is releasing a limited number of private waterfront islands in the Outer Banks of North Carolina with special release pricing starting at $399,000. A rare opportunity to own a private island located on the Roanoke Sound in one of the most sought-after coastal destinations on the East Coast. Close to everything. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS Islands starting at $399,000 10+ acre private islands Buildable areas up to 3+ acres In-House Financing Available Cash discounts available Septic permitted build sites Private Island setting Boat access No HOA LOCATION The property is located on the Roanoke Sound near Nags Head and Manteo, North Carolina, just minutes from Pirates Cove Marina. Nearby attractions include: Pirates Cove Marina Nags Head beaches Downtown Manteo waterfront Jennettes Pier Oregon Inlet Bodie Island Lighthouse Jockeys Ridge State Park Outer Banks fishing and boating Wright Brothers National Memorial SIMPLE BUYING PROCESS Before you visit the property, we will send you: Plat maps Price lists Property details We also offer virtual property tours. If you are interested, we can walk the property with you by phone or video and answer questions so you can see the islands before making the trip. Many buyers find this helpful before getting in the car or booking a flight. Simple purchase terms are available. Call or email today to receive current inventory, maps, and available properties. ID 10126594

3.1 Acres with a natural springhead only $11,900! This property, along with 25 others, will be liquidated on Saturday August 8th! LOCATION is key to this mountain paradise. Being nestled in the best part of the Blue Ridge Mountains makes this secluded setting perfect for your very own get-a-way! Surrounded by National and State forests helps you enjoy mother nature even more!! Over 50% of this county is owned by the forest service! This property has paved, state-maintained road frontage as well as power and cable. Mature hard wood trees help secure privacy while the short drive to a quaint, low-key mountain town has all the features of a big town, like several grocery stores and hardware stores. While in this town you can experience a vibrant music and art scene. If outdoor adventures is your thing, look no further...white water rafting is just around the corner. Several hiking and biking trails are within a short walk. NO RESTRICTIONS! You can live how you want! You can build a tiny house, tree house, large house.....camp, RV....whatever you want! This property has a spring on it so you have a natural water-source! CALL NOW to book your preview showing for Saturday August 8th. Don't hesitate or this opportunity will be gone! 1-888-270-4695.

Located in the western part of Bladen County, North Carolina is 152 +/- acres of hunting paradise. This property sits on the Cape Fear River and has endless opportunities. The property already has several food plots in place and is known for having trophy class whitetail deer that roam. The property also has an abundance of wild turkey which love to roost along the river bottom. The tract also has an established duck impoundment that has been hunted the last few years and is proven to hold several species of ducks. The duck impoundment has approximately 6 acres that can be planted and another 4 acres that are wooded, giving a total of 10 +/- acres that can be flooded. The property also has two 4-inch wells with power run to them to help flood the impoundment. There is approximately 2,800 feet of river frontage and 2,800 feet of road frontage. There is even a cleared area that would make a great place to build a cabin or your dream home in the country. If you are looking for a place outside the city with great hunting, but conveniently located from Fayetteville or Wilmington NC, give this property a look.

84-acre tract of Development land with over 600 feet of highway road frontage along US 701 and only 5 minutes from NC/SC State line in Tabor City, NC! Solid development tract right along US 701 in southern Columbus County within of the fastest growing regions along the eastern seaboard. Tract contains over 630 feet of highway road frontage along the heavily-traveled US 701 corridor and another 700 feet along Spivey Ward Drive within the interior of the site. The frontage allows over 600 feet of access into this core of this high and sandy site. With the exception of a few small lowlands back in the rear of the site, the majority of this tract is high, sandy land that offers a perfect opportunity for a residential/commercial development along a heavily-traveled thoroughfare less than an hour from North Myrtle Beach, SC. Limited tracts are available for sale and very few contain the high and sandy nature of this tract. Two-thirds of the tract is wooded covered in pine and hardwood species. The subject tract is also right across the woods from South Columbus High School. Public water and electricity are available along US 701 that would eliminate the need for private wells. Public Sewer is not available along the road frontage at this time, but isn't far down US 701 either where future expansion could be possible. Few tracts are available along this corridor for development and this one is making its debut right in time. Tract's current zoning is Forest Agriculture. Not only could this tract be eligible for a future development, the tract could be a perfect place to build a home or create a farm to raise livestock, or take advantage of the abundant deer and turkey population that pass through this tract going to and from the Mill Swamp corridor. Tract is flanked by large wooded areas that allow deer and other wildlife to freely travel back and forth. Tract contains all the right stuff for the wildlife enthusiast with the opportunity to take a large NC whitetail, a long-bearded turkey, or a collection of small game. The woodlands on the tract are a mixture of either a 20-year-old loblolly pine plantation or a mature stand of hardwoods dominated by beautiful oaks in the red and white oak family that contribute to its magnificent character. It is truly a beautiful tract of land that one must come and see. Tract is between Tabor City and Whiteville in the Vinegar Hill Community of Columbus County less than 6 miles from the NC/SC State Line and 12 miles to Whiteville. Few properties are available in this corridor right now and this one is perfect for any developer ready for progress! Don't let this property get by before another developer snags this one up!

Tucked into the rolling countryside of Granville County, Phipps Family Farm is a rare 554-acre offering that blends open farm fields, mature timber, and rich bottomland hardwoods -- anchored by a beautifully weathered 1890s farmhouse that has stood watch over these fields for well over a century. This is a true legacy property, where working land and Carolina history come together in one contiguous tract just 30 minutes from downtown Raleigh. For the outdoorsman, this farm is the whole package. The mix of crop fields, hardwood bottoms, and timber cover creates ideal habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, waterfowl and small game, with natural travel corridors between bottomland and fields offering prime, low-pressure hunting rarely found this close to a major metro. Add in room for trail riding, fishing, and simply enjoying wide-open country, and the recreational value speaks for itself. Location seals the deal: sitting squarely in the path of the Triangle's growth, the farm's size, road frontage, and usable topography make it a strong candidate for rural residential or estate-lot development, a conservation-style community, or a private family retreat with real long-term upside -- all while the historic farmhouse offers the option to restore and preserve a genuine piece of Carolina heritage. Properties combining this scale, diversity, and proximity to Raleigh rarely come to market. Contact us today to schedule a private tour of Phipps Family Farm

Stonewater Ridge - Final New Inventory Release - Developer's Choice Inventory - Saturday, August 1st, 2026! Cool mountain air, rushing streams, and endless long-range views await at Stonewater Ridge, a stunning new mountain estate community offering rare ownership opportunities in the heart of Western North Carolina. For one day only on Saturday, August 1st, buyers will have the chance to secure select mountain estates with streams & miles of layered views from only $29,900. Set at elevations over 4,000 feet, Stonewater Ridge offers the privacy, scenery, and natural beauty todays mountain buyers are searching for with towering hardwoods, gentle build sites, and unforgettable views throughout the community. Every homesite includes the confidence of paved roads, utilities, and a community gated entrance, creating the ideal setting for a private mountain retreat, vacation getaway, or future legacy property. Enjoy unmatched access to the best of the region, with dozens of trout fishing streams, waterfalls, hiking trails, and mountain lakes nearby plus convenient access to Waynesville, Maggie Valley, and Asheville. Buyers can also ask about available 1,200 sq. ft. cabin packages from only $149,900, along with excellent financing options and the opportunity to purchase with nothing out of pocket. This is a limited Inventory Sale with appointments available on a first-call basis. Call now to schedule your pre-sale viewing and be ready to choose your preferred mountain estate on Saturday, August 1st. Call for your Pre-Sale Viewing: 828-501-0900 ext 7408

Up to 24 Acres Near Blowing Rock with Long-Range Views & National Forest Border A rare opportunity to own a large-acreage mountain property just minutes from Blowing Rock, North Carolina. This trophy tract offers long-range mountain views, a natural trout stream, and direct adjacency to Pisgah National Forest—creating a truly unique and private setting. Positioned at high elevation with a south-facing ridgeline, this property features expansive views in every direction, including Grandfather Mountain, Table Rock Mountain, and multiple surrounding ranges. Property Features Include: • Up to 24-acre mountain tract • Long-range mountain views from ridgeline build site • Flat 2–3 acre buildable area with panoramic views • Borders Pisgah National Forest on multiple sides • Over 1 mile adjoining National Forest land • Natural spring-fed trout stream on the property • Underground power installed • No HOA or restrictions • Well and septic ready • Driveway and build site in place • Subdivision potential Location Highlights: • Minutes to downtown Blowing Rock, NC • Close to Boone, Banner Elk, and Foscoe • Direct access to Pisgah National Forest (800,000+ acres) • Near Blue Ridge Parkway • Access to hiking, fishing, skiing, and year-round recreation Enjoy true mountain living with unmatched privacy, direct National Forest access, and some of the most sought-after views in the Blue Ridge Mountains. At LW Land, we offer exclusive buyer incentives, including: • Cash buyer discounts available • Simple, guaranteed financing options • No bank fees or prepayment penalties • Camping permitted once under contract • Veteran incentives available Limited inventory available. Call today to secure your property. Call 1-855-568-5263 Follow us on Instagram for the latest inventory: LWLand_Development ID 6626815

Welcome to High Rock Lake A Rare Lakefront Opportunity in North Carolina Discover the unmatched beauty and lifestyle of High Rock Lake, nestled in the heart of North Carolinas stunning Piedmont region. This is more than just land its a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of one of the states most desirable lakefront landscapes. High Rock Lake is known for its scenic charm, peaceful atmosphere, and endless outdoor activities. With over 5,400 acres of pristine property and more than 40,000 feet of shoreline, this expansive offering delivers a rare combination of natural beauty, investment potential, and waterfront living. This remarkable property has been thoughtfully divided into 17 individual parcels, each offering its own character and unique appeal. Whether youre dreaming of building a private lakeside retreat, developing a luxury waterfront community, or securing valuable investment property, there is something here for everyone. Each parcel features breathtaking water views, gently rolling terrain, and exclusive access to High Rock Lake, one of North Carolinas largest and most popular recreational lakes. The landscape is ideal for custom homesites, private docks, and outdoor living spaces that make the most of the tranquil surroundings. Located within driving distance to Charlotte, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem, High Rock Lake offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Residents and visitors enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and swimming, all in a peaceful natural setting that feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle. This is a rare chance to own lakefront property in a fast-growing region where demand continues to rise. Whether you're a developer looking to create a premium residential community, a family seeking a vacation getaway, or an investor interested in long-term value, these parcels offer flexibility and potential. In addition to its recreational appeal, the area surrounding High Rock Lake offers a high quality of life, with charming small towns, local wineries, golf courses, and state parks all nearby. With utilities accessible and infrastructure in place, these parcels are ready for vision and development. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to own part of North Carolinas lakefront legacy. With 17 diverse parcels available, you can choose the perfect spot that matches your vision, whether thats panoramic lake views, wooded privacy, or direct water access. Come see why High Rock Lake continues to attract those who appreciate natural beauty, waterfront living, and smart real estate investment. Schedule a tour or request more information today your lakefront future starts here.

LW Land is releasing a limited number of mountain tracts in Blowing Rock, North Carolina with special release pricing starting at $199,900. Private mountain setting located directly along the Blue Ridge Parkway in one of the most desirable mountain destinations in North Carolina. Close to everything. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Tracts starting at $199,900 • In-House Financing Available • Cash discounts available • Private Mountain setting • Up to 12 acres available • Long range mountain views • Paved Road access • Underground power and fiber internet • Build-ready sites LOCATION The property is located directly along the Blue Ridge Parkway and adjoins National Forest land in Blowing Rock, North Carolina. The Mountain-to-Sea Trail also runs directly through this area. Nearby attractions include: • Downtown Blowing Rock • Blue Ridge Parkway overlooks • Mountain-to-Sea Trail access • Moses H. Cone Memorial Park • Grandfather Mountain • Appalachian Ski Mountain • Boone, NC • Tweetsie Railroad • Appalachian State University SIMPLE BUYING PROCESS Before you visit the property, we will send you: • Plat maps • Price lists • Property details We also offer virtual property tours. If you are interested, we can walk the property with you by phone or video and answer questions so you can see the land before making the trip. Many buyers find this helpful before getting in the car or booking a flight. Simple purchase terms are available. Call or email today to receive current inventory, maps, and available properties. Follow new releases: Instagram – @LWLand_Development ID 7433916

New Studio Cabins PH2 – Limited Availability for Spring 2026! Don’t miss your chance to own one of the first brand-new Studio Cabins from Elevate Land Group in partnership with Wheels Contracting — our first release in 2025 completely sold out. This newly built 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom cabin perfectly blends modern luxury with mountain charm. Inside, you’ll find premium finishes, a cozy fireplace, and an open layout designed for both comfort and entertaining. Step outside to a spacious deck overlooking your large wooded lot — ideal for a fire pit, outdoor lounge, or dining under the stars. Inventory will be limited, and early reservations will receive priority access to October tours before the public release. Need more room? Additional floor plans with extra bedrooms are available — but lots and models will be reserved on a first-come basis. Priority selections happening now. Secure your cabin before they’re gone.

Mountain Community Lots Near Hot Springs & Pisgah National Forest – From $19,900 A limited number of mountain community lots are now available as part of a special liquidation release, offering an opportunity to own land in a highly desirable Western North Carolina location. Located near Hot Springs and surrounded by Pisgah National Forest, these properties offer a balance of natural beauty, community amenities, and access to some of the best outdoor recreation in the Southeast. Property Features Include: • Lots starting at $19,900 • Gated mountain community • Access to fishing pond and community lodge • Private waterfall park and scenic trails • Hiking trails and frisbee golf course • Utilities available including internet and phone service • No required build timeline Community & Location Highlights: • Less than 1 mile to Big Laurel River • 3 miles to the French Broad River • 1.5 miles to the Appalachian Trail • 3 miles to Hot Springs, NC • 35 minutes to Asheville, NC • 45 minutes to the Blue Ridge Parkway • Surrounded by Pisgah National Forest Enjoy year-round outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, rafting, kayaking, and exploring the nearby Smoky Mountains. Experience the charm of Hot Springs and Asheville with dining, shops, breweries, and local attractions just a short drive away. At LW Land, we offer exclusive buyer incentives, including: • Cash buyer discounts available • Simple, guaranteed financing options • No bank fees or prepayment penalties • Camping permitted once under contract • Veteran incentives available Limited inventory available. First come, first served. Call today to secure your property: 1-855-568-5263 Follow us on Instagram for the latest inventory: LWLand_Development ID 20868122

Large Acre land liquidation! 10 Acres, totally unrestricted, only $49,900! This property, along with 21 others, will be liquidated for half of the going rate on Saturday Feb 7th. If you are wanting to own a piece of secluded paradise, call now to book your preview showing for Feb 7th. 1-888-270-4695. Paved road frontage and power make this a truly a turn-key situation. Located close to Boone and the Brushy Mountains, this Mountain estate is calling your name! Call today to make your reservations, 1-888-270-4695.

HIGH ROCK POINTE 24.5 Nestled in the heart of Rowan County, North Carolina, the High Rock Pointe Package offers a rare opportunity to own 3,500 feet of breathtaking lake frontage along the scenic High Rock Lake. With panoramic waterfront views and abundant development potential, this property is a dream for investors, developers, or those seeking a private retreat. Featuring road frontage along South Rd and Sailboat Dr, this prime location provides both accessibility and seclusion. Whether you envision an exclusive lakefront community, a private estate, or a recreational haven, High Rock Pointe offers limitless possibilities. FEATURES $1,837,500 24.5 Acres $75,000 per Acre 3,500 ft Lake Frontage High Rock Lake, NC Rowan County

2 usable acres with a mountain view, only $22,000! This property, along with 15 others, will be liquidated. Do you want to get away from the major cities and the chaos? Then this is perfect! Want to be left alone....look no further...you can live how you want! With road frontage, power and internet access, this property is turn-key! Call today to be a part of the best land event of 2025. 1-888-270-4695. Don't miss out on the opportunity to have real land, with no restrictions. This land is close to a spectacular lake and the National Forest! Call now! 1-888-270-4695.

Set within one of Western North Carolinas last large mountain valleys, rising from roughly 3,100 ft to 4,300 ft, this 800-acre tract offers true southern exposure, and uninterrupted 50-mile vistas across the Blue Ridge. A paved, state-maintained road reaches a private gate; inside, miles of gravel roads and trails link multiple ridge-top and creek-side homesites. What Sets It Apart: - Proximity Located 25 minutes from Asheville and Black Mountain, 30 minutes from AVL Airport. - On-site water security Two certified deep wells (~450 GPM), mountain springs, and a spring-fed, 6+ acre trout lake. - Fertile, south-facing slopes Ideal for vineyards, orchards, or year-round regenerative gardens. - Climate-resilient refuge The combination of southern exposure and elevation (from 3,100 ft - 4,300 ft) creates an ideal year-round climate. - Ready-made infrastructure Established internal road & single-track trail network for UTV, horseback, biking, and hiking. - Conservation & tax opportunity Portions of the property qualify for conservation easement treatment, allowing significant federal and state tax incentives while preserving wild character. - Flexible visionwithout over-building Whether you imagine a multigenerational family compound, a quiet corporate retreat, or a low-impact boutique inn & spa, the acreage easily accommodates privacy, off-grid power, and wellness amenities without compromising the landscape. Asheville, Minutes Away: Regularly ranked among Americas top mountain cities, Asheville delivers award-winning dining, craft breweries, a vibrant arts scene, and a jet-served airportplacing culture and connectivity a short drive from your private sanctuary. Arrange a Private Tour: Reach out to schedule a private tour or for more information. This is a unique opportunity to secure a legacy estateand a self-reliant mountain retreat.

Owner Financing: - $37,997.50 down (includes a $2,000 earnest money deposit), $0 doc fee - $37,997.50 down, $845.23/mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) You have been looking for a creek. Not a mention of water in a listing description, not a low spot that floods once a year and gets photographed at the right angle. An actual creek, with current, with rock, with trout in it. On Three Top Road in Ashe County, North Carolina, that is what you will find on this 1.73-acre parcel: more than 500 feet of Three Top Creek, actively stocked with trout, running the length of the property. Then there's the road. This property carries its own frontage on Three Top Road, a paved, state-maintained road, not a shared easement or a gravel cut-through that depends on a neighbor's goodwill. That kind of frontage is part of what makes a rural parcel genuinely valuable rather than merely available. You are not buying access. You already have it. And then there's the barn. Weathered, silver-gray with age, standing open-sided in a mowed pasture with a wooded hillside rising behind it, the kind of structure people picture when they imagine real mountain land, long before they ever actually see one in person. The roofline has settled the way barns do after decades of holding themselves up, and a few of the door panels lean rather than sit flush. It's also still standing, still sound enough to shelter equipment or gear out of the weather. For the right buyer, a barn with this much history is part of what makes a property feel earned rather than manufactured, not something to work around. There's also a garage-type structure on the parcel, offering a second layer of covered space if you need it. Creek frontage, road frontage, and a barn with real history, on a single 1.73-acre parcel. That combination is what makes this property worth a closer look, and it's worth taking each piece seriously rather than skimming past it. Start with the water, because it's the reason buyers will remember this listing. Three Top Creek isn't a quiet trickle. It breaks over stone the entire way through, the kind of moving, oxygenated water that holds fish rather than just passing through, and this stretch is actively stocked with trout. If you've spent time on North Carolina's mountain streams, you already know what that designation means and why it outweighs almost anything else on a listing sheet. Owning a stocked stretch is a different proposition than owning land that happens to be near one. You're not driving to a public access point and competing for a spot with everyone else who read the same stocking schedule. The water is on your own property, running past your own bank, and it's yours to fish whenever you decide to walk down and do it. For someone who has spent years working public water and waiting on the state's calendar, that shift, from access to ownership, is the entire point. Stand at that bank in late winter, the way it looks right now, and you'll see exactly what we mean. Bare hardwoods and a stand of rhododendron holding onto its green through the cold months. Stone worn smooth on one side of the bank, loose river rock on the other. The water breaking white where it runs shallow over the rock bed, then settling into deeper, darker pools where it slows. That's not a description built for a listing. That's what is actually there, and it's the same water whether you're standing on it in January or July. The kind of person who's spent real time on trout water knows to look past the word "creek" and check what's actually holding the fish. Here, that means riffles breaking over exposed rock feeding into slower, deeper pools, and a bed that's rock and stone rather than silt. Those are the details that separate water worth owning from water that's just there for scenery, and this stretch has them. And unlike a lot of creek frontage in this part of the state, you don't have to fight a hillside to reach it. The ground here is flat, so getting from the barn down to the bank is a short, easy walk, not a scramble down a grade. Most of the property is open, mowed pasture, the kind of ground you can walk end to end without watching your footing, with a wooded hillside framing it on one side and the creek running along the other. That combination, real water and land you can actually move around on, is what separates this parcel from most of what gets listed as "creek adjacent" in Ashe County. There's also something to be said for how this property holds up across the year rather than being a fair-weather kind of place. The creek keeps running through the winter, the same as it does in July. The flat, open ground doesn't turn into a liability when the weather shifts. Paved frontage means access is never a seasonal question. A property this consistent, in every month of the year, is rarer than the listing photos alone can show. This corner of Ashe County sits inside one of the more desirable pockets of western North Carolina, and for good reason. The New River lies to the north, placing this parcel within easy reach of one of the state's most storied river systems rather than off on its own somewhere. Boone is roughly 20 miles out, close enough for anything you need without feeling like you're commuting to get it. Elk Knob State Park and New River State Park are both nearby if you want to widen your range beyond your own property line, and the Blue Ridge Parkway is within easy reach if a scenic drive is ever on the agenda. None of that changes what this parcel already is on its own. It simply means the water and land you'd be buying sit inside a region built around exactly the kind of outdoor life that likely brought you to this listing in the first place. If you already own land, or have owned it before, you know that the properties worth paying attention to are rarely the ones with the most acreage. They're the ones with something real and irreplaceable already in place: water that runs year-round, frontage that isn't shared, structures with actual history rather than a rendering of what might someday exist. This parcel has all three, and that combination does not come up often in Ashe County. When it does, it tends to move quickly, because the buyers who understand what they're looking at recognize it immediately. That's the calculation worth making here. Not acreage against price, but rarity against price. A larger, dry parcel with no real water and no existing structures can always be found again next month. A 1.73-acre tract with 500-plus feet of stocked creek frontage, its own paved road frontage, and a barn with real character standing on it, cannot. Once a property like this sells, the next one isn't simply waiting in the wings. There is a difference worth naming between land that advertises water and land that actually has it. A lot of listings in this region mention a stream almost in passing, a small feature buried somewhere in a paragraph about acreage and zoning, often describing something closer to a drainage ditch than a real creek. That's not what's happening here. Buyers who know creek frontage when they see it don't need convincing. They just need the right listing to find. The property is offered at $75,995 cash. Owner financing is also available for buyers who prefer that route, with a $2,000 down payment to get started, a total down payment of $37,997.50, and monthly payments of $845.23 over 60 months, and there is no doc fee attached to this listing. We'd rather talk with you about the property than have you make a decision off a listing page alone. If you've been searching for creek frontage like this, you already know the questions worth asking, and we would rather answer them directly than have you guess. Call our team today and let's talk about what ownership of this stretch of Three Top Creek would look like for you. You'll speak with someone who knows this property firsthand, who can talk through the water, the frontage, the barn, and everything in between, without a script and without pressure. This is how we do it. State: NC County: Ashe Zip: 28694 Size: 1.73 acres Apn: 03088014 #1 Legal Description: Being a 1.73 acre parcel of land; being all of Grantor's property located east of NCSR 1100 (Three Top Road), being bounded on the west by NCSR 1100, and North by Three Top Holiness Church, and on the South and east by Eller and Woodard, as shown and depicted in the plat prepared by Jason T. Herman entitled 'Survey For Michael Karr and wife, Ruth Karr' recorded in Plat Book 10, Page 310, Ashe County Registry. Tract I, 1.729 Acres, as shown on Record Map for Christopher Palsgrove, Book 2012, Page 0151, Ashe County Register of Deeds. Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 36.375583, -81.613667 Ne: 36.375583, -81.612389 Sw: 36.375583, -81.612389 Se: 36.3732, -81.6137 Elevation: 2900 ft feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $$343.38 per year Zoning: Residential Property, Recreational Property, Hunting Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Paved Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Electric Owner Financing: - $37,997.50 down (includes a $2,000 earnest money deposit), $0 doc fee - $37,997.50 down, $845.23/mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) We do not offer owner financing for residential use or full-time living on the property during the financing term.

Cherry Island comprises 1,342 acres located north of Williamston, NC, adjacent to the Roanoke River Wildlife Refuge. The property is accessible via State Route 125 (N Haughton St) and lies approximately one mile from Williamston. Its varied topography includes gently sloping and flat terrain, encompassing 76 acres of cropland, 759 acres of upland timberland, and 507 acres of hardwood bottomland. The tract features an extensive interior road network that provides efficient access throughout the property and supports hunting activities. Its proximity to the Roanoke Wildlife Refuge enhances wildlife habitat quality, particularly within the hardwood bottomlands that are well suited for waterfowl, deer, and turkey. Additionally, opportunities exist for dove and quail hunting. Hunting improvements include strategically installed deer stands and duck blinds. Significant enhancements have been made onsite, notably an eight-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath lodge with spacious porches and an outdoor fireplace, as well as a locker room equipped with ten lockers. A 9,500-square-foot utility building offers multiple equipment bays, half of which are climate controlled. The skinning shed is outfitted with an electric winch, walk-in cooler, and commercial sinks. A sand mine equipped with scales is also present, providing additional revenue potential. The following improvements are included: Lodge: 3,800 square feet with 8 bedrooms and 4.5 baths Utility building: 9,500 square feet Barn: 2,100 square feet Shed with lockers and walk-in cooler: 1,400 square feet Sand mine with scales Cherry Island offers an exceptional opportunity as a specialized hunting property featuring premium amenities, sustainable timber management, and additional income from the sand mine. Disclaimer: Property inspections shall be done during daylight hours. Seller and Advance Land and Timber, LLC in no way make any representations or warranties regarding the conditions of the property, including any and all access routes, and all persons entering upon the property do so at their own risk and accept said property as-is in its existing condition during such inspections. All persons entering upon the property assume all risks and liabilities and agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Seller, its affiliates, officers, directors, managers, agents, representatives and employees from and against any and all claims, demands, causes of action, injuries (including death) and damages resulting from any accident, incident, or occurrence arising out of, incidental to or in any way resulting from his or her inspection of the property or his or her exposure to the conditions of the property.

Owner Financing: - $$397.00 down (plus the $$499 non refundable doc fee) - $$397.00 down $$391.50/Mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) Some people are not looking for a neighborhood. They are not looking for amenities or a homeowners association or a street with sidewalks. They are looking for a quiet piece of the mountains where they can set up camp, build a fire, breathe clean air, and feel genuinely removed from everything that follows them through the week. No neighbors close enough to notice. No noise from a road below. No signal unless they want one. Just the mountains and the dark sky above them at night. There is a version of the weekend that most people only think about during the worst part of a Tuesday. Where the phone goes silent. Where the only thing on the schedule is walking through the trees and deciding where to set up camp. That version of the weekend is possible here. This is 1.08 acres of that. Forested mountain land in Ashe County, North Carolina gently rolling, naturally private, and fully off-grid. Just over an acre tucked into the Blue Ridge with excellent views and the kind of stillness that is harder and harder to find. Owner financing is available. No bank required. You can get started for $896 total at signing and just $416.50 a month from there. THE PROPERTY Access comes in from the south via Jones Ranch Road. The road is a rugged dirt road and a 4x4 is recommended the kind of road that follows the shape of the mountain rather than fighting it. Near the property the road becomes overgrown, so plan to walk the last stretch in. That walk earns you something. The trees close in around you. The sounds from below fade out. By the time you step onto the land, the rest of the world has already fallen away. The terrain is gently rolling, which is typical of Ashe County mountain land. Trees grow across the full parcel, creating natural shade and a forest floor that shifts with the seasons. In summer the canopy closes in and the air cools under the trees. In fall the light comes through in long slanted angles and the whole parcel changes color. This is land that rewards the people who spend time on it and notice those kinds of things. The land is completely undeveloped no structures, no cleared areas, no one else's decisions to work around. You are starting with a clean piece of mountain ground and the freedom to use it exactly the way you want. Set up a camp in a spot that feels right. Try a different spot next time. Learn the land across the seasons and let it become yours in the way that only happens when you actually spend time somewhere. Come back whenever you need to. This place will be here. Excellent views open from the property. Privacy is strong. There are no nearby homes, no road noise, and no sense that anyone else is close. Walking through the property, you notice the small details that make mountain land worth owning the quiet forest floor beneath your feet, sunlight moving through the trees, the cool mountain air that flows through the hills, and the particular silence that only exists this far from a paved road. The land is fully off-grid. There is no power connection and no utilities on site. For the right buyer, that is not a limitation. It is entirely the point. THE LOCATION Ashe County sits in the northwestern corner of North Carolina, deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The area is known for scenic drives, mountain views, and quiet communities that have held onto their character while other parts of western North Carolina have changed around them. It has stayed more affordable and less developed than much of the surrounding region, which is exactly what draws people who want real mountain land rather than a polished version of it. West Jefferson and Lansing are the closest towns. Both still feel like real mountain communities local restaurants, small shops, and a relaxed pace that fits the landscape. The South Fork of the New River runs through the county, one of the oldest rivers in the world, clean and slow and good for fishing and easy paddling. Hiking trails and scenic overlooks run throughout the region, and the Blue Ridge Parkway is within reach for one of the most scenic drives in the Southeast. When you need to resupply or grab a meal after a few days out, the towns are close enough to be useful without being close enough to feel like they are watching. Much of Ashe County land remains forested and undeveloped. Mountain roads wind through the hills and lead to quiet parcels tucked into the landscape. That is what makes this part of the Blue Ridge worth paying attention to it still looks and feels like the mountains, not a development built to look like them. For someone who has been searching for land in Ashe County NC and wants something private, natural, and fully removed from the noise of everyday life, this parcel is the kind of find that does not come up often at this price point. WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT For the off-grid camper, this land works as a private base camp in the Blue Ridge Mountains a place to set up and spend real time outdoors without anyone nearby. Come out for a weekend. Come out for a week. Walk the gently rolling terrain, find the spots where the views open up, and sit with the quiet for a while. No schedule. No neighbors. No noise. Just you and the mountains. Wake up to the sound of the forest instead of an alarm. Spend the day on your own land, moving at your own pace, with nowhere else to be. That is what this land is. A place to unplug completely. A private corner of the Blue Ridge that belongs to you and no one else. You can come and go as you please, set up however you like, and enjoy the kind of stillness that is genuinely hard to find anymore. Ashe County's zoning supports the kind of simple, low-impact use this land is made for. Temporary camping is generally permitted. Temporary RV use is allowed. The land is yours to use quietly, on your own schedule, without anyone telling you what to do with it. If your plans ever grow beyond that, additional uses may require approvals we recommend confirming any specific plans with the Ashe County Planning Department before moving forward. If you want help preparing for that conversation, reach out first and we will walk you through it. APN: 15231047009 / New APN: 152965644257 THE NUMBERS Cash Price: $17,997 Down Payment: $397 Monthly Payment: $416.50 per month for 60 months Total Due at Signing (including doc fee): $896 Non refundable doc fee: $499 No bank. No lengthy approval process. No waiting around. Owner financing means you work directly with us. $896 gets you started that is the down payment plus the one-time doc fee. From there, $416.50 a month for 60 months and this land is yours, free and clear. The terms are straightforward and there are no surprises along the way. It is a manageable monthly number for over an acre of private, forested mountain land in Ashe County, North Carolina. Something you can walk, camp on, and come back to whenever the week gets heavy. Something that holds value. Something you own outright when the payments are done. For someone who has been thinking about owning a quiet piece of the Blue Ridge Mountains a place that is genuinely yours, genuinely private, and genuinely off the grid this is one of the most accessible entry points that exists at this price. The process is simple. You deal directly with us, not a bank. You start with a modest amount down and a monthly payment that most people find smaller than they expected. And at the end of it, you own a real piece of the North Carolina mountains. A place to escape to. A place that is always there waiting when you need it. The land does not depreciate. It does not need upgrades. It is forested mountain ground in Ashe County, and it holds. LET'S TALK If you have been searching for a private off-grid parcel in the Blue Ridge Mountains somewhere that feels genuinely removed, where the quiet is real and the land belongs completely to you that search might be over. You do not have to have everything figured out before you call. If something about this land resonated while you were reading, that feeling is worth a real conversation. There is no pressure and no rush. Call our team today. We are genuinely glad you found this property and we look forward to talking with you about it. You will speak with someone who knows this land, will answer your questions honestly, and cares about getting this right for you. State: NC County: Ashe Zip: 28694 Size: 1.08 acres Apn: 15231047009 Legal Description: County Records: LOT 9 OFF 1177 (PRIVATE) Deed: All that certain lot or parcel of land-situated in Pine Swamp Township, Ashe County, North Carolina and more particularly described as follows: PARCEL #9 of BIRCHWOOD ACRES, as recorded in Plat Book, Page 9 of the Public Records of Ashe County, North Carolina. Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 36.347256, -81.492658 Ne: 36.347047, -81.492027 Sw: 36.346713, -81.493141 Se: 36.346490, -81.492619 Elevation: 3,755 ft feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $$48 per year Zoning: Residential Property, Recreational Property, Hunting Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Dirt Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Electric Owner Financing: - $$397.00 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $$499) $$397.00 down $$391.50/Mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) We do not offer owner financing for residential use or full-time living on the property during the financing term.

Hayden Outdoors Real Estate is extremely happy to present Cypress Point, a legacy property unlike any other in eastern North Carolina! This offering boasts over a mile of bulkhead waterfront along the Perquimans river, tons of tillable acreage and timber ground, not to mention the 4080 square foot farmhouse that sits along the river's edge. This highly coveted property can become your very own private getaway or a developer's dream! Land This beautiful property is located along the Perquimans river and is totally private due to the boundary being at the very end of Bundys Road near the town of Hertford, North Carolina. Behind the private gate awaits your very own legacy property or a future developer's dream with over a mile of waterfront acreage! The waterfront boundary has a heavy duty bulkhead boundary to protect both the land and the river from erosion issues. You also have over 250 acres of fertile tillable ground that is currently being farmed by a local farmer that rotates crops each year, mainly switching back and forth between soybeans and corn. The 275+/- acres of timber ground is a mixture of planted pines of various ages and a lot of different hardwood trees. These hardwoods existt mostly along the eastern side of the property from the northeastern boundary all the way south along Sutton Creek. Improvements As you enter the gate off Bundys Road, you drive down the private gravel driveway that runs along the Perquimans river. For well over a mile, this waterfront boundary has been completely covered with bulkhead. This vertical wall composed of steel, wood and concrete has helped to provide extreme protection against the erosion caused by the constant colliding of water along the river's edge. It not only helps to protect the erosion but also provides a huge value to the entire property. This project began in 2013 and was officially completed in 2022 and it has been maintained to the fullest extent by the owners. Driving further down the gravel road brings you to the farm house located on the southeastern corner of the property. It sits along the Perquimans river and boasts a 4080 square foot floor plan! The original structure was built in 1978 and has been completely updated and renovated by the current owners starting in 2014! As you enter the main floor from the two car garage you'll find the kitchen, which has all Viking appliances that are pristine and do convey with the home. A porcelain farm sink is surrounded by leathered granite countertops, a tile backsplash and custom cabinets. There is also an island countertop with storage underneath and a Viking wine cooler. Across from the kitchen is the dining room that has a large window looking out towards the fields to the north. The breakfast nook is a quaint area next to the double sided gas log fireplace and it has doors that take you out to the screened in portion of the back porch. Next is the living room with plenty of space for entertaining family and friends. The den is on the back side of the fireplace with plenty of room to sit and enjoy a warm fire with a good book or guests. Out from there is the oversized sunroom that overlooks the yard and Perquimans river to the south, east and west! This is the owner's favorite room in the home and it has provided tons of great moments visiting with friends, enjoying a good book or just soaking in the view out of the large doors and windows! The owner's suite provides tons of space for comfort and relaxation. It accommodates a king size bed and it has it's own oversized sunroom that overlooks the water! It has a large tile bathroom with a walk-through shower leaves no detail untouched! Opposite of the owner's suite is the main floor guest bedroom complete with it's on full bathroom. In between both bedrooms is the home's only half bathroom. The entire main floor is covered in hardwood floors except for the main sunroom and the owner's suite sunroom that both have carpet. A hardwood staircase leads you upstairs to the large recreation home that can be a great gathering room for kids or to watch the big game on the TV! Just off to the side is a small balcony that provides scenic views of the southwestern boundary along the Perquimans river and Sutton Creek. Down the long hallway are two more large guest bedrooms, complete with full bathrooms. The entire upstairs is carpeted except for the bathrooms that have custom tile flooring. Another great feature of the home is the expansive network of back porches! You can access different parts of the back porches from the owner's suite, the breakfast nook, through the outdoor bathroom that is connected to the garage or the utility room. The utility room is laid out to accommodate a refrigerator/freezer, washer and dryer, hot water heater, water filtration system and other storage. You can access this room from the garage, the side door or the back porch. The two car garage measures 25 feet by 20 feet and will allow ample space for two mid sized vehicles or perhaps ATVs or side by sides and lawn equipment. Plenty of rocking chairs fill up the front porch for those lazy Sunday afternoons surrounded by family and friends. Closer to the western end of the property sits the barn. It is currently used for equipment storage. The barn measures 50 feet by 30 feet with some extra spaces on the back left side. Recreation Bordering the Perquimans river along the southern boundary and with Sutton Creek running along the eastern property line, access to water is a given! There is a boat dock out in front of the home that will allow you to dock multiple boats, jet skis or other water craft. From this point in the river you can head east and reach the Outer Banks which is approximately 40+/- miles by boat! Sutton Creek provides a lot of great fishing and hunting opportunities! There are various species of fish in this brackish water including largemouth bass, speckled perch, striped bass, speckled trout, red drum, flounder, yellow and white perch and others. Big game hunting in this part of the state is very popular as well. This secluded property is home to some great whitetail deer, mature long beard turkeys and tons of ducks and geese! There is also plenty of fields to plant for doves so that you can enjoy wing shooting in the early fall. Eastern North Carolina is also home to some of the biggest black bears in the country and monster bears have been spotted on this property over the years! There is a one acre pond on the northwest corner of the property. The current owners have enjoyed fishing there over the years and it can be expanded into a larger pond as well as used for swimming during the hot summer months! Agriculture Currently the tillable acreage section of the property is being farmed by a local farmer under a yearly farming lease agreement. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The entire property is enrolled in the PUV (Present Use Value) program for the tillable ground and the timber acreage. This provides a great tax benefit for any landowner and keeps the property as natural as possible. For more information, you may contact the Perquimans county tax office and the North Carolina Forest Service for more details. The tillable acreage produces some great yearly yields! There are various ages of timber on the property. The older pines and hardwoods add strong value and the younger pine trees will provide income later down the road as they mature. A North Carolina Forest Service agent will be able to provide a great timber growth/harvest plan for you. General Operations This property's potential is only limited to someone's imagination and creativity! You have nearly 600 acres of waterfront acreage, tillable farmland and timber ground at your fingertips, so the sky is the limit! With well over a mile of waterfront acreage that has a well built bulkhead barrier in place, you can take advantage of this huge opportunity to subdivide the property and place waterfront lots all along the Perquimans river! The bulkhead project itself began in 2013 and was completed in 2022. It has been meticulously maintained over time and definitely adds a ton of value to the property! The 180 degree views along the Perquimans river are tremendous and with an established road system that provides easy access to that part of the property, the potential is endless! Currently the present owners have an active permit that allows for up to. docks The rest of the property could easily be developed as well with the proper rezoning approvals. The topography is fairly flat so grading costs would be at a minimum to create multiple home sites and a strategic road plan. Another great option for this large offering is to turn it into a high end cattle farm or equestrian property! The land provides tons of areas for pasture grazing as well as tons of room for barns, corrals and riding arenas. The well maintained roads that already exists provide immediate riding trails with the option to create more throughout the property! Region & Climate Hertford, NC is located in the coastal plain of the state and has a humid subtropical climate. The summers in Hertford are hot and humid with temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to the mid-90s with high humidity levels. During the winter months, temperatures can get as low as the mid-30s during the night and rise to the low 50s during the day. Rainfall is abundant throughout the year, especially during hurricane season which runs from June through November each year. Hertford, North Carolina gets 48 inches of rain, on average, per year. History The town of Hertford, North Carolina is the county seat of Perquimans County. It is a peninsula bounded on the east, north and west by Perquimans River. Hertford's population is around 2000+/- residents and it was originally incorporated in 1758 as the county seat for Perquimans County, first inhabited by the Yeopim Indians. It was a thriving lumber town during the 20th

Imagine waking on a spring morning, coffee on the porch of your two-bedroom bungalow, looking out across a field of wildflowers that drifts down to the creek you've come to call your own. Roaring Fork murmurs over stone — the same sound that lulled you to sleep last night, joined by the fragrance of dogwood and laurel through an open window. You built here on 7.54 unrestricted acres in Mars Hill, NC, and every sunrise reminds you why. By mid-morning, you're on a video call from your home office. The fiber optic line at the road carries every conversation crisp and clear — your team in another time zone, your daughter at her dorm, your aging mother in Florida. The mountains kept you grounded; the connection kept you in the world. For lunch, you drive 30 minutes into Asheville. Some days it's a gallery, some days it's the River Arts District, some days it's just the farmer's market and a quiet patio. By dinner you're back on Roaring Fork Road, the paved drive curving through your woods, the creek catching the last gold of the day. Last winter — and this still surprises you — you tried skiing. Hatley Pointe is fifteen minutes from your driveway. You'd never have driven hours for it, but fifteen minutes? You went. You fell. You laughed. You went back. Now you keep boots in the mudroom. The land made all of this possible. R-A zoning, no HOA, no covenants — you built the bungalow you wanted, exactly where you wanted it, on the cleared acre at the front. The remaining six-plus acres rise into hardwoods, dogwood, and rhododendron. Cable and fiber optics are at the road. An expired perc test is on file for reference. The tract is subdividable should you ever want to sell off a parcel — though most days, you can't imagine why you would. Annual taxes run under $400. Madison County keeps things simple. Mars Hill is ten minutes for groceries and gas. I-26 is ten minutes when you need to go further. Elevation here sits between 3,000 and 3,500 feet — cool summers, real seasons, full color in October. Tonight you'll close the laptop, pour something quiet, and sit on the porch as the bats begin their dusk patrol over the wildflowers. Roaring Fork keeps talking. The fragrance changes with the season but never stops. Every now and then, in the dark, you remember the patient search that brought you here — the listings you walked away from, the compromises you weren't willing to make — and you are very glad you waited. 7.54 acres. Roaring Fork. Mars Hill, NC. Build the version of your life you've been waiting to write. Acreage, utilities, perc, and zoning to be verified by buyer.

Completely remodeled and move-in ready, this beautiful brick ranch offers the perfect blend of country living, modern updates, and breathtaking mountain views. Situated on approximately 18.83 acres in desirable Rutherford County, this property features 13 acres of open grass fields and more than 5+ acres of mature woods across a picturesque creek, creating an ideal setting for a farm, recreation, or private estate. The home offers 1,828 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a walkout basement. Inside, youll find custom cabinetry, granite countertops, hardwood flooring throughout, and quality finishes that make this home feel brand new. Large windows capture the stunning long-range mountain views and allow natural light to fill the living spaces. Outside, the possibilities are endless. The open fields are well-suited for horses, cattle, hay production, or a hobby farm, while the wooded acreage provides privacy, wildlife habitat, and opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. Multiple outbuildings and sheds offer excellent storage or agricultural use, and an additional older home on the property is currently being utilized for storage. Conveniently located in a prime Rutherford County location, this exceptional property offers the space, views, and improvements that are increasingly difficult to find. Whether youre looking for a horse farm, cattle operation, mini-farm, or simply a peaceful country retreat with mountain views, this property checks all the boxes. A must-see!