Robeson County, North Carolina Land For Sale (44 results)

Solid tract of rural land with nearly 3/4 of a mile of road frontage, 31.5 acres of active agriculture and balance in 15 year old pine forest. Fantastic tract of land for either development, homesteading, or hunting/farming with exquisite opportunities for deer, bobwhite quail, dove, and wild turkey! Few tracts of land become available with the characteristics this tract has. From fertile fields to growing timber and thousands of feet of road frontage, this is a true tract of land that shouldn't be overlooked. Tract is located in southern Robeson County between McDonald and Fairmont. This tract is located 3 miles from US 74/NC 41 Interchange and 12 miles from Exit 10 on Interstate 95. The Dallas Road Tract is found at the intersection of Pleasant Hope Rd and Dallas Road with 80.5 acres along Pleasant Hope and Dallas Road and an additional 27 acres across Dallas Road. Tract contains 3,620 feet of road frontage with public water available along both roads. Outside of the 31.5 acres of agriculture fields, the 76-acre balance is confined within a 15-year-old pine plantation with areas of hardwood throughout. The fertile fields have been cultivated for over a century providing solid returns for generations, but could potentially be used for development or a higher and better use. Public water also available along the tract's road frontage. The tract is within a rural section of the county but is less than 5 minutes from US 74 and 12 minutes from I-95. The tract is perfectly suited for a residential or mixed-use development that could serve the lower end of Robeson County. But, this tract could also be maintained in its current state or partially within its natural state by creating a farm, homesteading, or for the hunter looking for a jewel to set up stands on and take large bucks, long bearded turkeys, and a easy limit of doves and wood ducks. The tract is well laid out for the hunter in mind with excellent wildlife habitat and a lot of deer, turkey, dove, and small game already using the property. The tract abuts large forested portions of land that allow this tract to be used by wildlife. This section of NC is well known for aligning perfectly along a solid flyway for doves and the 31.5 acres of cropland could be an ideal place for propagating sunflowers, corn, or millet that would be just the ticket to bring the birds in. Adjacent tracts are mostly farmland and large timberland tracts with a smaller percentage of residential uses. The wooded land contains a mixture of mostly 15-year-old pine plantation but some areas of mature pine and hardwood are present along Pleasant Hope Road. The tract is also less than 10 miles from the nationally-recognized Wild and Scenic Lumber River that is loaded with largemouth bass, catfish, and solid populations of flatfish. Not only is it an anglers dream, but for a kayaker, the sights along the river don't get much better. This tract is ideal for development or 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 Fairmont, Lumberton, and Dillon, South Carolina, but is also less than an hour from Fayetteville and just a little over an hour from North Myrtle Beach.

This 102.02-acre prime commercial property is available for the first time in 70 years and is located at one of the best I-95 locations in the two Carolinas. Exit 22 is the premier exit off I-95 in North Carolina with shopping, hotels, restaurants, medical facilities, car dealerships and Robeson Community College. With 56,000 cars passing the property daily this property provides great visibility to prospective buyers. The property has sewer, gas, water and electric available and is partially inside the city limits of Lumberton. There is a recent survey that was completed on the property with 3,161 ft. of frontage on I-95, 1,794.35 ft. on Edinborough Rd., 675.29 ft. on Barker Ten Mile Rd. and located at the end of Wintergreen Dr. A complete wetland delineation was also recently completed and signed off on by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with 98% of the property having uplands. This property is the last of its size on I-95 in Lumberton which boasts such uplands and was not flooded by Hurricanes Matthew or Florence. The owners have opened up what would be the extension of Wintergreen Dr. for approximately 1,900 feet so potential buyers can easily see the topography and lay of the land. There is also an extensive road system throughout the property which allows for easy viewing to prospective buyers. The property has a lot of mature pine and hardwood timber and a timber cruise was also recently performed on the property and is available to prospective buyers. The tract is being offered in its entirety or in smaller outparcels which have already been surveyed. Please contact us for more details and a showing of the property.

The Chicken Road Tract is 64.7 acres spanning both sides of Chicken Road with 44 acres of active agriculture land, 1,100 feet of road frontage, and the balance in woodlands along Field Swamp. It is a unique tract of land with several uses from development to a solid hunting tract with options for deer, ducks, wild turkey, and small game. The tract is less than two miles from Fairmont and just under 10 miles from Lumberton. Just outside of Fairmont lies a unique 64.7-acre tract of land that has a wide variety of uses from residential development to farming, hunting, timber management, and homesteading. The tract has multiple options tracts packed into one 64-acre package. The various options this tract offers is what you would usually see in a large property, but its small nature allows multiple buyer options to exist. The tract has frontage on both sides of Chicken Road totaling 1,830 feet. The land east of Chicken Road is 100% active agriculture field and makes up 23 acres of the tract's total land area. The west side of the road is much more versatile, including woodlands along the roadway, an old pond, swamplands, and an 11-acre field along the rear across the branch and old pond area. The tract is surrounded by well maintained farms and several beautiful homesteads characteristic of the southern Robeson County countryside! With over 1,800 feet of road frontage, this tract contains plenty of room to build a home or create a homestead tucked into the wood line with plenty of room for horses, goats, chickens, and other farm life. The woodlands are also ideal for hunting with productive agriculture lands along the periphery. The tract offers fine opportunities to seek small game, doves, and could be a unique spot to chase rabbits, flush a covey of quail, down a trophy NC Whitetail, ducks, or call in a limit of long-bearded strutters! Tract is 10 miles from Lumberton, 2 miles from Fairmont, 46 miles from Fayetteville, and 50 miles from Florence, and 60 miles from North Myrtle Beach. Come take a look at this tract today before it gets gobbled up! Another beautiful Robeson County jewel that will sell about as fast as it came onto the market. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away!

Reduced!!! Beautiful sandy tract of land right along the Interstate 95 corridor along US 74 ALT in a fast growing area of Robeson County, North Carolina. Tract contains over 1,300 feet of highway road frontage along the heavily-traveled US 74 ALT highway and within sight of Interstate 95. Excellent opportunity along this highly visible tract along the Interstate that could be a real jewel for your next project. Very limited tracts are available along this corridor and this one is making its debut right in time. Tract is just south of the City Limits of Lumberton and only 10 miles from the NC/SC state line. Tract contains extensive road frontage along both US 74 ALT (875 feet) and Hilly Branch Road (432 feet). The rear of the tract abuts a beautiful pond that gives this tract beauty. 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! It is truly a beautiful opportunity that one must come and see.

Perfect tract for hunters or homesteaders looking for a new place to build a new home on 34.5 acres of open land with 34.5 acres of woodlands in the back along Horse Swamp bustling with deer, ducks, and turkey habitat! Just west of the City of Fairmont lies the Fairgrove Road tract within the southern end of Robeson County. This tract has 34.5 acres of high-yielding cropland with an opportunity to grow cotton, peanuts, corn, and soybeans in the heart of Southeastern North Carolina's agriculture belt. The woodlands run to the center of Horse Swamp with a young stand of pine and hardwood trees vigorously growing towards the sky. The woodlands contain mostly planted loblolly pine with some small inclusions of gum, oak, and poplar along a small drainage way traversing from the corner of the field to the rear of the tract to the center of Horse Swamp. And since the tract runs to the center of Horse Swamp, the duck hunters will be happy because this section of the swamp has some open water with plenty of room for a small spread of decoys to bring in a two-man limit. The surrounding parcels are similarly forested and agriculture parcels rich in prime wildlife habitat. This tract has a wide range of current and potential uses from hunting and timber production to profitable agriculture and other alternative uses. The land is situated along Fairgrove Road within sight of Fairgrove Elementary School and just less than 10 minutes from I-95 and from the city limits of Fairmont. Tract has county water along the road frontage. This tract provides 69 acres of land nearly split evenly between woodlands and open field with an amble opportunity for both residential living and plenty of lands to meet almost any hunters delights. Tract has direct access to Fairgrove Road with NC 904 with over 640 foot of road frontage. It's the perfect hunting tract for an opportunity for building a home along Fairgrove Road just minutes larger communities and arterial routes. The tract is less than 3o minutes from Lumberton and only an hour away from Florence and Fayetteville. The 34.5 acres of agriculture fields are currently-enrolled in active agriculture operations with rotations of soybeans and corn. Agriculture fields are dominated by sandy loams mostly consisting of Nahunta, Aycock, Wagram, and Faceville. The agriculture land is very fertile offering excellent agriculture returns or possible conversion to pine and other long term opportunities. If farming, hunting, or making money off the land is what makes you happy, this tract may very well end your land search today. It's a great tract to have in your possession for current and future income earning opportunities and it surely will satisfy a future landowner's wishes that is looking for a little bit of everything. Come take a look at this tract today before it gets gobbled up! Another beautiful Robeson County jewel that will sell about as fast as it came onto the market. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away!

There are farms that simply offer acreage, and then there are properties where the land itself tells the story. This 149.15+/- acre Robeson County farm brings together productive agricultural ground, wooded wildlife habitat, water, recreation, and convenient access in a setting that represents the best of rural southeastern North Carolina. Approximately 79+/- acres are devoted to tillable farmland, currently planted in cotton. Broad, open fields create the classic appearance of a working Carolina farm while providing productive acreage that can continue in agricultural use. The balance of the property consists of approximately 70+/- acres of wooded land, creating a natural transition from cultivated fields to timber and offering cover, bedding areas, and travel corridors for wildlife. Water is one of the defining features of this property. Two ponds provide opportunities for fishing while also offering a potential water source for agricultural irrigation. Gum Creek adds another dimension as it winds along the property, bringing the sound and serenity of flowing water to the farm while providing a dependable natural freshwater source and valuable habitat for wildlife. For the sportsman, the combination of farmland, timber, ponds, and creek frontage creates a remarkably diverse recreational property. Whitetail deer and wild turkey can take advantage of the wooded cover and agricultural food sources, while the ponds and creek corridor add habitat for ducks and other waterfowl. The open farmland also lends itself well to upland game opportunities, with additional habitat for small game throughout the property. Few farms offer this much variety within a single tract. The property features approximately 950+/- feet of paved frontage along Doc Henderson Road, providing convenient year-round access. With no HOA or building restrictions currently in place, the farm offers flexibility for a buyer looking for agricultural acreage, a recreational retreat, a private country estate, or a long-term land investment. Despite its rural setting, the property is well-positioned near several of the regions major destinations and employment centers. The Campbell Soup Company facility is approximately 3 miles away, while UNC Pembroke is only 8 miles from the farm. Laurinburg is approximately 10 miles away, Lumberton is 20 miles away, and Fayetteville is approximately 30 miles away. With nearly 150 acres under one ownership, this property offers a combination that has become increasingly difficult to find: productive farmland, substantial wooded acreage, multiple water features, paved road frontage, quality wildlife habitat, and proximity to established communities and regional employment centers. Whether envisioned as a working farm, hunting property, family retreat, country estate, or a place to simply own and enjoy a substantial piece of North Carolina land, this Robeson County farm offers the acreage, water, habitat, and versatility to serve generations to come.

Located on Sand Rock Road south of Fairmont in Robeson County North Carolina, this farm is located in a quiet rural area with very little traffic. The farm is partially cleared agricultural land with the majority being in natural regeneration pine and hardwood timber. Electric and telephone service is located adjacent to the property, and fiber optic is available. Deer, turkeys, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil type is Wagram which is a good agricultural soil that should also support septic systems. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for residential, recreational, agricultural, or timber land in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Located on Stuarts Mill Road between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this farm is situated in a quiet rural area close to the South Carolina state line. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The 11+/- acres of cleared land could be used for a hobby farm, food plot, or horse pasture. The excellent stand of loblolly pine on the farm offers immediate and future timber value. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil types are Norfolk, Wagram and Bibb. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for residential, recreational, agricultural, or timber land in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Located on Cowpen Swamp Road south of Fairmont in Robeson County North Carolina, this farm is situated in a very quiet rural area near the South Carolina state line. Electric, fiber optic, telephone service and county water are available. Deer, turkeys, doves, and small game can be hunted on the farm. There is a 2+/- acre pond on the farm that offers fishing for largemouth bass and pan fish. The primary soil types are Goldsboro, Norfolk, and Bibb. This would be a great location for a horse farm. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining, and a hospital. The Lumber River is close by for fishing, canoeing, and duck hunting. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. Additional tracts are available. No HOA! No single wide mobile homes, and no mobile homes over 5 years old allowed. If you are looking for residential, hunting, or agricultural land in southeastern NC take the time to look at this farm!

Located on Highway 130 between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this heavily wooded lot is located in a quiet rural area. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil type is Wagram. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for a large residential lot in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Located on McKellar Rd southwest of Fairmont, this land is situated in a quiet community in Robeson County, NC. Electric and telephone service is located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Enjoy the tranquility of country living while still being within a reasonable drive to nearby towns, schools and amenities. Just a short distance from NC Hwy 130, NC Hwy 41 and I-95, this land offers unlimited potential build your dream home, start a garden or establish a small homestead. Enjoy the freedom of no HOA and no Deed restrictions. The primary soil type is Lumbee sandy loam and Wagram loamy sand. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. This property is a wonderful opportunity for anyone seeking space, freedom and the simplicity of country living!

Located on Kehukee Drive south of Hope Mills in Robeson County North Carolina, this farm is located in a rural area close to the Cumberland County line. Electric and telephone service is located adjacent to the property, and county water is available on Highway 71. A trail has recently been constructed through the wooded area for access to the back field. The property is located very convenient to the intersection of I-295 (Fayetteville Outer Loop), and I-95. Just minutes to Fort Bragg! The cleared fields have excellent agricultural soil. The primary soil types are Goldsboro and Coxville. Deer, turkeys, and small game can be hunted on the property. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for residential or agricultural land in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Over 55 acres of Prime Development Land with over 4,600 feet of road frontage along NC 41 & Turkey Branch Road in southern Robeson County and less than five miles from US 74. Gorgeous development tract available in the heavily-traveled NC 41 corridor of Robeson County between Fairmont and Lumberton. The tract has over 50 acres of open land currently in agriculture with over 4,600 feet of road frontage. This is a prime development opportunity right here with significant road frontage along two paved roads with public water, power, and telecommunication access available and outside of any flood zone whatsoever. Tract contains moderately well drained to well drained soils to include mostly Norfolk loamy sand and Goldsboro sandy loam that are both consistent with upland soil types in Robeson County. Even though this tract is technically outside of the city limits and in a rural part of Robeson County, the City of Fairmont is less than a mile away and Lumberton is only 8 miles to the north where schools, hospitals, and other modern amenities exist. Tracts along the NC 41 corridor are rarely available for purchase in Robeson County and this offering is a unique find for the developer looking for a shovel ready property. Don't let this property get away before it changes ownership. The majority of the tract is open agriculture situated between NC 41 and Turkey Branch Road, but there is also 2.7 acres of land on the east side of Turkey Branch road that is fully wooded and covered in mature pine and hardwoods. This strip of land could be a quick addition to an already wonderful tract of development land. 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 mini-farm to raise livestock, horses, or take advantage of the abundant deer and turkey population that pass through this tract going to and from the wilds of Robeson County. This section of NC is well known for being in a good flyway for doves and the field edges and hedgerows would be ideal for rabbit and bobwhite quail as well. And the little beaver pond on the southern corner is an ideal place to take a limit of wood ducks on Thanksgiving morning.

The Hutto Timber Tract offers an outstanding opportunity to own 75 acres in a rapidly growing corridor of Robeson County, North Carolina. Located along US Highway 301 near the town of Rowland, the property is situated approximately 1.5 mile from Exit 10 on Interstate 95 and adjacent to the future development site of the Lumbee Nation, positioning it for long-term growth and investment. With level topography, favorable soils, and agricultural zoning, the tract is well suited for future residential development, timber investment, or recreational use. Its versatile landscape provides a blank slate for buyers looking to capitalize on the area's expanding potential while enjoying the benefits of rural land ownership. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Lumberton and approximately one hour from the North Carolina coast, the property combines excellent accessibility with investment upside. Whether you're seeking a long-term land investment, a recreational retreat, or a property with future development potential, The Hutto Timber Tract is a rare opportunity in one of southeastern North Carolina's most strategically located growth areas. Contact John Nash for more information

Located on Highway 130 between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this heavily wooded lot is located in a quiet rural area. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil type is Wagram. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for a large residential lot in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Located on Stuarts Mill Road between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this heavily wooded lot is located in a quiet rural area. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil type is Wagram. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for a large residential lot in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Located on Highway 211, Highway 71, and Johnson Road north of Red Springs in Robeson County North Carolina, this farm is located in a quiet rural area on the outskirts of town. Electric and telephone service is located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil types are Wagram, Norfolk, and McColl. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for residential, recreational, agricultural, industrial, or timber land in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Located on Highway 130 between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this heavily wooded lot is located in a quiet rural area. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil types are Lynchburg and Wagram. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for a large residential lot in southeastern NC take a look at this one!

Located on Highway 130 between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this heavily wooded lot is situated in a quiet rural area. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil types are Lynchburg and Wagram. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for a large residential lot in southeastern NC, come take a look at this one!

Located on Cowpen Swamp Road south of Fairmont in Robeson County North Carolina, this farm is located in a very quiet rural area near the South Carolina state line. Electric, fiber optic, telephone service and county water are available. Deer, turkeys, doves, and small game can be hunted on the farm. The primary soil types are Goldsboro, Norfolk, and Bibb. This would be a great location for a horse farm. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining, and a hospital. The Lumber River is close by for fishing, canoeing, and duck hunting. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. Additional tracts are available. No HOA! No single wide mobile homes, and no mobile homes over 5 years old allowed. If you are looking for residential, hunting, or agricultural land in southeastern NC take a look at this farm!

+/- 240 Acre Investment Opportunity on Gaddy Rd in Fairmont, NC. Short term agricultural and hunting leases in place. Merchantable timber. Duke Energy transmission line bisects the northern part of the property on both sides of Gaddy Road. Municipal water line at the road. Property is in the present use value tax program, if buyer does not continue the program, they will be responsible for rollback taxes. PIN 924445080600

Prime tract of fertile farmland with over 1,880 feet of road frontage along paved road with 31 acres of open field and the balance in woodlands adjacent to the headwaters of Hog Swamp with a solid timber component throughout. Perfect tract of land for either development or homesteading with solid opportunities for ducks, deer, bobwhite quail, dove, and wild turkey! Located in southern Robeson County lies the 102.75-acre Pleasant Hill Road Tract. Few tracts of land become available with the characteristics this tract has. From fertile fields to growing timber and thousands of feet of road frontage, this is a true tract of land that shouldn't be overlooked. Tract is located in southern Robeson County between McDonald and Fairmont. This tract is located 3 miles from US 74/NC 41 Interchange and 12 miles from Exit 10 on Interstate 95. Tract contains 1,880 feet of road frontage along Pleasant Hill Road and the majority of that frontage is along the 29-acre agriculture field that this tract harnesses. The tract is also anchored by 71 additional acres along Hog Swamp and an unnamed tributary that is covered from one end to the other in vigorously-growing loblolly pine and then some various hardwoods on a lesser scale. But, there is a solid timber component that is nearing its first thinning. The fertile field has been cultivated for over a century providing solid returns for generations, but could be used for development uses as the field is high and sandy with public water also available along the tract's road frontage. This tract has many development opportunities that could include residential development that could serve the lower end of Robeson County. There is another 107-acre tract for sale adjacent to this tract that would provide a massive opportunity to own over 220 acres with nearly a mile of road frontage. While development options could re-purpose this tract for a wide variety of uses, this tract could also be maintained in its current state or partially within its natural state by creating a farm, homesteading, or for the hunter looking for a jewel to set up stands on and take large bucks, long bearded turkeys, and a easy limit of doves and wood ducks. The tract is well laid out for the hunter in mind with excellent wildlife habitat and a lot of deer, turkey, waterfowl, and small game already using the property. Hog Swamp is well known in Robeson County to serve its wildlife and hunters alike. This section of Robeson County is home to a full compliment of wildlife. From ducks and wild turkey to deer and a plethora of small game, this tract is a solid opportunity for a new owner to pick up where th owner left off and make it a solid sportsman's paradise. This section of NC is well known for aligning perfectly along a solid flyway for doves and the 31 acres of cropland could be an ideal place for propagating sunflowers, corn, or millet that would be just the ticket to bring the birds in. The adjacent lands are nearly all either forested or within existing agriculture that collectively support large populations of wildlife, including large bucks and long bearded Toms! The wooded land contains fast growing, planted loblolly pine and some scattered hardwoods along Hog Swamp and its tributaries. This tract has the potential to provide immediate income from the timber thinning from day one and could provide sustainable cash flow for the future. This tract is also less than five miles from the Wild and Scenic Lumber River that is loaded with largemouth bass, catfish, and solid populations of flatfish. Not only is it an anglers dream, but for a kayaker, the sights along the river don't get much better. This tract is ideal for development or 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 Fairmont, Lumberton, and Dillon, South Carolina, but is also less than an hour from Fayetteville and just a little over an hour from North Myrtle Beach.

Located on Highway 130 between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this heavily wooded lot is situated in a quiet rural area. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil types are Lynchburg and Wagram. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for a large residential lot in southeastern NC, come take a look at this one!

Located along Lenards Drive in eastern Robeson County, the Robeson 701 Tract represents a well-positioned, mid-sized timberland asset with long-term productivity and recreational upside. The tract totals approximately 73% high, usable acreage, a rare characteristic in this region, offering flexibility for future timber management, potential rural development, or wildlife-based recreation. The upland areas were recently harvested and reforested with improved loblolly pine seedlingsa high-quality genetic variety that is selected for enhanced growth rates, disease resistance, and superior form. The site was professionally prepared and planted to industry standards, providing a strong foundation for accelerated timber production and future income. This investment in reforestation adds immediate value and positions the property for sustained yield over multiple rotations. The balance of the property lies along the scenic White Oak Swamp and its tributaries, with well-established bottomland hardwoods that offer both ecological diversity and habitat enhancement. These open hardwood areas support a robust wildlife population, including whitetail deer and wild turkey, making the property an attractive dual-purpose tract for both timber investors and outdoor enthusiasts. With easy access from Lenards Drive and a strong mix of high-ground usability and natural aesthetics, Robeson 701 offers both near-term enjoyment and long-term returns. The tract is well-suited for investors seeking quality reforestation, a favorable upland-to-wetland ratio, and a location within a region known for productive soils and steady timber markets. Contact the listing agent to request detailed maps, soil data, or to schedule a site visit. PROPERTY FEATURES: Creek Wetland Excellent Access Trails and Roads Bottomland Hardwood Potential Building Sites Diverse Wildlife Habitat Productive Upland Timberland

Located on Highway 130 between Fairmont and Rowland in Robeson County North Carolina, this heavily wooded lot is situated in a quiet rural area. Electric, fiber optic, and telephone service are located adjacent to the property, and county water is available. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and small game can be hunted on the property. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil types are Lynchburg and Wagram. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. No deed restrictions, and no HOA! If you are looking for a large residential lot in southeastern NC, come take a look at this one!