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Listed by Mossy Oak Properties Land and
$ 179,900
Est. payment | /mo
11 Acres Lot
$ 179,900
Est. payment | /mo
11 Acres Lot
Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Unimproved Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Not In A Subdivision
MLS Listing ID 10202915
HOA Y/N No
Annual Tax Amount $325
Lot Size 11.000 Acres
Acres 11.0
Property Sub-Type Unimproved Land
Source Doorify MLS
Property Description
Situated in the countryside just north of Spring Hope, North Carolina, this 11-acre property provides the opportunity to establish a private rural homesite while preserving the natural characteristics that make smaller wooded properties so desirable.
With approximately 325 feet of road frontage, a completed boundary survey, and a landscape that offers both wooded uplands and creekside habitat, the property is well suited for those seeking a manageable acreage tract without sacrificing the privacy, recreational enjoyment, and versatility typically associated with larger rural holdings.
Property Highlights: 11.00 Acres of wooded residential and recreational land in Nash County, NC. Approximately 325 Feet of Road Frontage along Peachtree Hills Road. Completed Boundary Survey establishing the property's boundaries. Previously Completed Soil Evaluation indicating suitability for a conventional four-bedroom septic system, subject to county approval. Mixed Pine and Hardwood Timber providing natural screening, wildlife habitat, and an attractive wooded setting. Turkey Creek Tributary traversing the property and contributing to its natural diversity. Varied Topography with elevations ranging from approximately 230 feet near the road to 210 feet along the creek. Limited Mapped Wetlands historically identified primarily along the creek corridor. Outside the Mapped FEMA 100-Year Floodplain according to the original property evaluation. Recreational Opportunities including hunting, wildlife observation, hiking, and potential ATV trails. Residential Potential for a custom home or private rural retreat, subject to applicable restrictions and approvals. Restrictive Covenants including a minimum residential dwelling size of 1,300 square feet.
The property's elevation begins at approximately 230 feet above sea level along the road frontage. The terrain gradually transitions toward the interior, descending to approximately 220 feet before reaching elevations near 210 feet along the creek corridor. The gradual changes in elevation provide visual interest and contribute to the property's overall character, distinguishing it from smaller tracts with relatively uniform topography.
According to the original property information, only a relatively small portion of the tract was identified as designated wetlands, primarily associated with the creek. The property was also reported to lie entirely outside the mapped FEMA 100-year floodplain.
The property supports a natural mixture of pine and hardwood timber, creating a diverse woodland environment with both aesthetic and recreational appeal. The understory varies throughout the tract, with areas of thicker vegetation providing natural cover and security for wildlife, while more open sections of woodland offer opportunities for walking, hunting access, and future trail development.
A previously completed soil evaluation indicated that the property was suitable for a conventional four-bedroom septic system, subject to county approval. Combined with the completed boundary survey, this information provides valuable groundwork for evaluating future residential improvements.
Restrictive covenants, including a minimum dwelling size of 1,300 square feet, were established to help preserve the residential character and long-term value of the property. Prospective owners should review the applicable covenants, soil evaluation, and local permitting requirements before proceeding with development.
Its proximity to Spring Hope and surrounding Nash County communities, combined with its usable acreage, natural amenities, and residential potential, offers an attractive opportunity for long-term landownership within reach of established towns and everyday conveniences. For buyers seeking to establish a permanent residence in a rural setting, this property presents an opportunity to combine the comforts of a custom home with the privacy and enjoyment of acreage ownership. The wooded landscape offers opportunities to establish a homesite that takes advantage of the property's natural screening and surrounding timber, potentially creating a secluded residential setting while retaining much of the existing woodland.
Although well suited for residential use, this tract offers considerably more than a traditional rural building lot. For the recreational landowner, the property offers opportunities to establish strategically located hunting stands, maintain natural travel corridors, and develop a modest network of trails without significantly altering the woodland environment.
The combination of mixed timber, varied understory, creekside habitat, and accessible acreage creates opportunities for a variety of outdoor pursuits. Whether establishing a small hunting retreat, developing walking and ATV trails, observing wildlife, or enjoying the solitude of a private wooded property, the land offers a setting that can accommodate multiple interests.
The property's manageable acreage also makes it appealing to owners interested in maintaining and improving their own land, whether through selective vegetation management, wildlife habitat enhancement, or simply preserving the existing timber.
Whether envisioned as a private country residence, a recreational retreat, or a long-term landholding, the property offers the flexibility to enjoy the land today while preserving opportunities for the future.
With approximately 325 feet of road frontage, a completed boundary survey, and a landscape that offers both wooded uplands and creekside habitat, the property is well suited for those seeking a manageable acreage tract without sacrificing the privacy, recreational enjoyment, and versatility typically associated with larger rural holdings.
Property Highlights: 11.00 Acres of wooded residential and recreational land in Nash County, NC. Approximately 325 Feet of Road Frontage along Peachtree Hills Road. Completed Boundary Survey establishing the property's boundaries. Previously Completed Soil Evaluation indicating suitability for a conventional four-bedroom septic system, subject to county approval. Mixed Pine and Hardwood Timber providing natural screening, wildlife habitat, and an attractive wooded setting. Turkey Creek Tributary traversing the property and contributing to its natural diversity. Varied Topography with elevations ranging from approximately 230 feet near the road to 210 feet along the creek. Limited Mapped Wetlands historically identified primarily along the creek corridor. Outside the Mapped FEMA 100-Year Floodplain according to the original property evaluation. Recreational Opportunities including hunting, wildlife observation, hiking, and potential ATV trails. Residential Potential for a custom home or private rural retreat, subject to applicable restrictions and approvals. Restrictive Covenants including a minimum residential dwelling size of 1,300 square feet.
The property's elevation begins at approximately 230 feet above sea level along the road frontage. The terrain gradually transitions toward the interior, descending to approximately 220 feet before reaching elevations near 210 feet along the creek corridor. The gradual changes in elevation provide visual interest and contribute to the property's overall character, distinguishing it from smaller tracts with relatively uniform topography.
According to the original property information, only a relatively small portion of the tract was identified as designated wetlands, primarily associated with the creek. The property was also reported to lie entirely outside the mapped FEMA 100-year floodplain.
The property supports a natural mixture of pine and hardwood timber, creating a diverse woodland environment with both aesthetic and recreational appeal. The understory varies throughout the tract, with areas of thicker vegetation providing natural cover and security for wildlife, while more open sections of woodland offer opportunities for walking, hunting access, and future trail development.
A previously completed soil evaluation indicated that the property was suitable for a conventional four-bedroom septic system, subject to county approval. Combined with the completed boundary survey, this information provides valuable groundwork for evaluating future residential improvements.
Restrictive covenants, including a minimum dwelling size of 1,300 square feet, were established to help preserve the residential character and long-term value of the property. Prospective owners should review the applicable covenants, soil evaluation, and local permitting requirements before proceeding with development.
Its proximity to Spring Hope and surrounding Nash County communities, combined with its usable acreage, natural amenities, and residential potential, offers an attractive opportunity for long-term landownership within reach of established towns and everyday conveniences. For buyers seeking to establish a permanent residence in a rural setting, this property presents an opportunity to combine the comforts of a custom home with the privacy and enjoyment of acreage ownership. The wooded landscape offers opportunities to establish a homesite that takes advantage of the property's natural screening and surrounding timber, potentially creating a secluded residential setting while retaining much of the existing woodland.
Although well suited for residential use, this tract offers considerably more than a traditional rural building lot. For the recreational landowner, the property offers opportunities to establish strategically located hunting stands, maintain natural travel corridors, and develop a modest network of trails without significantly altering the woodland environment.
The combination of mixed timber, varied understory, creekside habitat, and accessible acreage creates opportunities for a variety of outdoor pursuits. Whether establishing a small hunting retreat, developing walking and ATV trails, observing wildlife, or enjoying the solitude of a private wooded property, the land offers a setting that can accommodate multiple interests.
The property's manageable acreage also makes it appealing to owners interested in maintaining and improving their own land, whether through selective vegetation management, wildlife habitat enhancement, or simply preserving the existing timber.
Whether envisioned as a private country residence, a recreational retreat, or a long-term landholding, the property offers the flexibility to enjoy the land today while preserving opportunities for the future.
Location
State NC
County Nash
Community Not In A Subdivision
Area 11.0
Zoning Vacant
Interior
Fireplace No
Exterior
Utilities Available See Remarks
View Trees/Woods, Creek/Stream, See Remarks
Garage No
Building
Lot Description Wooded, See Remarks
Water See Remarks
New Construction No
Schools
Elementary Schools Nash - Spring Hope Elementary
Middle Schools Nash - Southern Nash Middle
High Schools Nash - Southern Nash High
Others
Senior Community No
Tax ID 285100707582
Acceptable Financing Cash, Conventional
Listing Terms Cash, Conventional
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