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Corry Dr, Statesville
$77,000
Discover the opportunity to own 3.96 acres on Corry Dr in Statesville, NC. This vacant flag lot offers a unique layout with road access and a more private rear setting, giving buyers the benefit of a tucked-back property with added separation from the street. Electricity is nearby, while well and septic are needed, giving buyers a flexible starting point as they explore future plans. Buyer should verify utility availability, access, well and septic requirements, building requirements, and intended use. The flag-shaped layout can be a strong advantage for buyers seeking privacy. The narrower access area leads back to a larger wooded portion of the property, creating a quieter setting that feels more removed from the road while still maintaining convenient entry from Corry Dr. With nearly 4 acres to work with, the land offers room for a custom home, outdoor living space, gardening, recreation, or simply enjoying a more peaceful natural setting. Statesville offers a great balance of small-town comfort and everyday convenience. The area provides access to shopping, dining, schools, parks, local services, and community amenities, making it appealing for both families and long-term homeowners. Buyers can enjoy the quieter feel of the Corry Dr area while still being within reach of the conveniences found throughout Statesville and Iredell County. From an economic standpoint, Statesville benefits from a strong location along the I-40 and I-77 corridors, supporting opportunities in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, education, retail, construction, and professional services. Nearby employers, industrial parks, and regional business growth add to the long-term appeal of owning land in this part of North Carolina. The location also provides convenient access to larger nearby cities such as Mooresville, Troutman, Hickory, Salisbury, and Charlotte, giving buyers more options for employment, medical care, shopping, dining, entertainment, and travel. With its acreage, wooded privacy, flag lot layout, nearby electricity, and convenient Statesville location, this Corry Dr property offers a strong opportunity for buyers seeking space, flexibility, and a quieter setting with access to larger regional amenities.

Corry Dr, Statesville

10735 Nc-53, Burgaw
$100,000
Build your dream home on this spacious 1.71-acre corner lot located at the intersection of NC Hwy 53 and Bell Williams Road in Pender County. Offering generous road frontage on two sides, this property provides exceptional flexibility for driveway placement, home orientation, and future additions such as a workshop, detached garage, RV storage, or outdoor living space. Previously improved with a residence, the property may offer a valuable head start for future development. Buyers are encouraged to verify the condition and availability of any existing well, septic system, utility connections, permits, and other site improvements. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Burgaw with an easy commute to Wilmington, this property offers the perfect balance of country living and accessibility.

10735 Nc-53, Burgaw

1873 Old Shelby Rd, Hickory
$28,000
Excellent opportunity to own a 1.8-acre corner lot in Hickory, NC, offering generous space, flexible layout potential, and approximately 720 feet of road frontage along Old Shelby Road. Electricity is nearby, and public water and sewer may be available in the area, but buyers should verify utility availability, connection requirements, and intended use with the proper providers. The corner positioning and extensive frontage provide strong visibility, convenient access, and added flexibility for a future homesite or long-term investment. Located in the 28602 area of Hickory, this property offers a balance of residential surroundings and everyday convenience, with access to shopping, dining, schools, services, and major routes nearby. Hickory continues to be known for its affordability, growing economy, and convenient location along the I-40 corridor. The area is supported by a diverse employment base that includes manufacturing, healthcare, education, public service, logistics, and expanding business sectors. Catawba County also benefits from regional access to I-40, I-77, and I-85, helping connect residents to larger job markets and business hubs across the Southeast. Families and residents can enjoy Hickory's local parks, trails, restaurants, downtown amenities, community events, and nearby recreation, including Lake Hickory and the foothills of western North Carolina. Downtown Hickory offers retail shops, dining, offices, entertainment venues, community theater, and walkable public spaces. With convenient access to nearby communities such as Newton, Conover, Hildebran, Morganton, Lenoir, Statesville, and Charlotte, this lot offers a great combination of space, access, and location in one of western North Carolina's established growth areas.

1873 Old Shelby Rd, Hickory

000 Rains Crossroads Rd, Princeton
$2,700,000
Discover the possibilities with this exceptional 74± acre tract located on Rains Crossroads Road near the Johnston and Wayne County line. Featuring approximately 21 acres of cleared farmland and 52 acres of mature timber, this versatile property offers endless opportunities for farming, recreation, hunting, timber investment, or building your dream country estate. Boasting over 1,900 feet of road frontage and zoned AR (Agricultural-Residential), the property provides outstanding accessibility and flexibility for a variety of agricultural, residential, and recreational uses, subject to applicable county regulations. Enjoy the peace and privacy of country living while remaining conveniently located just 20 minutes from both Goldsboro and Smithfield, and less than an hour from Raleigh. Whether you're searching for productive farmland, a secluded recreational retreat, or a long-term investment, this property offers the perfect balance of rural charm and everyday convenience. This property offers a rare combination of acreage, road frontage, and versatility. Don't miss your opportunity to own a beautiful piece of eastern North Carolina and bring your vision to life.

000 Rains Crossroads Rd, Princeton

1003 Kent St, Augusta
$10,000
**Public Remarks:** Discover the potential at **1003 Kent Street, Augusta, GA 30901!** This residential lot offers an excellent opportunity for builders, investors, or future homeowners looking to build in an established Augusta neighborhood. Conveniently located just minutes from Downtown Augusta, the Medical District, Augusta University, shopping, dining, and major roadways, this property provides easy access to everyday conveniences. Whether you're planning a new construction home or adding to your investment portfolio, this lot offers endless possibilities. Utilities are available nearby (buyer to verify availability and connection requirements). **Owner financing may be available, providing a flexible opportunity for qualified buyers.** Don't miss your chance to secure this affordable piece of Augusta's growing real estate market!

1003 Kent St, Augusta

00 Charlie Ln, Murphy
$995,000
Exceptional Commercial & Development Opportunity - Approximately 37 Acres Rarely does an opportunity like this become available. This exceptional ±37-acre tract is ideally located just minutes from the Murphy city limits with convenient access to US Highway 64 and offers the rare advantage of access to city water and sewer--a tremendous asset for future development. The possibilities are virtually endless. Whether your vision includes a residential subdivision, apartment community, senior housing, mixed-use development, retail center, medical offices, hospitality, office complex, business park, or other commercial venture, this property provides the location and infrastructure to help bring those plans to life. Positioned in the heart of Western North Carolina's growing mountain region, the property is just minutes from downtown Murphy's shopping, dining, and entertainment, including Harrah's Valley River Casino. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the close proximity to Lake Hiwassee and Lake Nottely, along with world-class boating, fishing, hiking, and whitewater rafting on the Ocoee and Nantahala Rivers. Conveniently located within easy driving distance of Blue Ridge and Blairsville, Georgia, Ducktown, Tennessee, and approximately two hours from Atlanta, Asheville, Knoxville, Greenville, and just 90 minutes from Chattanooga, this property offers exceptional accessibility while maintaining the beauty and lifestyle of the North Carolina mountains. Investment opportunities of this size, location, and utility availability are increasingly difficult to find. Bring your vision and capitalize on one of Murphy's premier development opportunities

00 Charlie Ln, Murphy

No Lot # No, Engelhard
$300,000
Over 100 acres of soundfront property, a rare coastal opportunity! Discover an extraordinary waterfront tract just outside Engelhard with Hwy 264road frontage offering sweeping water views, navigable waters, privacy and endless potential. This property's expansive shoreline leads fromthe Pamlico Sound to the calm waters of Kitty Creek, near the Engelhard boat launch. Perfect for boating from large shrimp trawlers to kayaks,this property pairs natural beauty with development-ready potential for commercial fishing, government use, adventure tour business, privateretreat, or unique hunting camp. Highlights include exceptional water frontage, gentle protected sound waters ideal for docks, boating,kayaking, and expansive waterfront vistas. Big sky views, panoramic horizons, abundant wildlife, virtually no light pollution and a tranquil coastalecosystem all describe the opportunity. It is believed there is a mix of open uplands and mature coastal vegetation for strategic siting, privacybuffers, and view corridors. The 264 location offers easy access, utilities at the road, and the nearby towns, plus boat ramps, dining, andessential services. The waters are ideal for fishing, crabbing, paddle sports, birding, and an extensive shoreline to explore. Development andstudy is paramount, perhaps you can create an eco-lodge or wellness retreat leveraging calm waters, sunrises and nature immersion. Shelteredwaters along the creek extend the boating season and usability. Biodiversity and intact coastal habitat support conservation credits andstewardship initiatives. Property may be valuable to neighboring farmlands. Scale and shoreline are increasingly rare on the sound, making thisa standout canvas for visionary plans like a power station or other community assets. Consult with your planner, architect and advisors. Bringyour boots--this acreage requires a site walk. Schedule a tour to experience the water, light, and possibilities firsthand!

No Lot # No, Engelhard

Frank Bullock Rd, Manson
$38,000
Discover the potential of this 2.05-acre vacant lot on Frank Bullock Rd in Manson, NC. With approximately 217 feet of road frontage, this property offers a great opportunity for buyers looking to create a private homesite, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment in a peaceful Vance County setting. Electricity is nearby, while well and septic will be needed. Buyer to verify electric availability, connection requirements, well installation requirements, septic/soil suitability, and intended use with the appropriate county and utility providers. The property is located in a quiet rural area while still being within reach of everyday conveniences in Henderson, including shopping, dining, schools, medical services, and local businesses. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Kerr Lake, a popular regional destination for boating, fishing, camping, and recreation. The surrounding area offers a slower-paced lifestyle with room to spread out, making it appealing for those seeking privacy without being too far from town. Manson's location also provides access to nearby employment and economic opportunities in Henderson, Oxford, Warrenton, and South Hill, with larger job markets available in Raleigh, Durham, and the Research Triangle region. Vance County continues to offer a lower cost of living and business-friendly advantages compared to many larger metro areas, while still providing reasonable access to major highways and regional amenities. Whether you are looking for a future homesite, recreational land, or a quiet place to invest, this Frank Bullock Rd property offers space, road frontage, and rural charm in a convenient North Carolina location. Buyer to verify zoning, setbacks, and all development requirements with the appropriate county offices.

Frank Bullock Rd, Manson

Roseland Pl, Aberdeen
$599,000
If you've been looking for land with room to breathe, this nearly 16-acre tract in Aberdeen might be exactly what you've been waiting for. It's ready for your dream home, horse farm, homestead, mini ranch, or whatever vision you have in mind. The open fields, winding drive, and tree-lined borders give the property a peaceful, private feel while still offering plenty of usable land. There's so much potential here, whether you want space for animals, a custom home tucked away from the road, or simply a quiet place to enjoy country living. Located just outside of Aberdeen and only a short drive to Southern Pines, Pinehurst, and Fort Bragg, you'll have the convenience of town nearby while still enjoying the privacy and freedom that acreage like this provides. Properties with this much open land and potential are getting harder to find; come walk it for yourself and picture what could be built here.

Roseland Pl, Aberdeen

500 Indian Trail Rd, Edenton
$6,750,000
Welcome to Shepard's Long Beach--a truly irreplaceable waterfront estate encompassing approximately 964± acres along the pristine shores of North Carolina's Albemarle Sound. Offering more than 4,600 feet of direct shoreline, this extraordinary property combines privacy, natural beauty, investment potential, and centuries of history into one remarkable offering. Located just six miles from the charming waterfront town of Edenton, one of North Carolina's most celebrated historic communities, Shepard's Long Beach enjoys the perfect balance of secluded coastal living and convenient access to fine dining, shopping, marinas, and modern amenities. Luxury waterfront homes border the eastern boundary, further underscoring the property's premier location. Accessibility is exceptional, with approximately 4,130± feet of frontage along Indian Trail Road and an additional 5,855± feet of frontage on Long Beach Road, a state-maintained gravel road. According to the Farm Service Agency (FSA), the property also includes approximately 99.26 acres of productive farmland, offering opportunities for agricultural income while enhancing the estate's diversity and long-term investment appeal. The farmland is comprised primarily of highly regarded Perquimans silt loam, Yeopim loam, and Dogue fine sandy loam. Soil types that have long supported productive agriculture throughout North Carolina's coastal plain. With an average NCCPI rating exceeding 81, the agricultural acreage demonstrates strong productivity and is well suited for continued row crop production, while complementing the property's timber investment, wildlife habitat, and long-term land value. The landscape itself is remarkably diverse, featuring productive farmland, professionally managed timberlands, mature upland and bottomland hardwood forests, towering pine stands, scenic wetlands, and breathtaking waterfront vistas. The timber has been carefully stewarded through an active management program, with pine stands thinned and replanted on a rotating schedule in 1995, 2004, 2016, and 2021, demonstrating a long-term commitment to sustainable forest management while preserving the property's value for future generations. Few properties possess the versatility found at Shepard's Long Beach. Whether envisioned as a private sporting estate, an equestrian or agricultural legacy property, a multi-generational family compound, a corporate retreat, a long-term timber investment, or a thoughtfully planned waterfront development, the possibilities are as expansive as the property itself. Opportunities to acquire nearly 1,000 contiguous acres with significant Albemarle Sound frontage, extensive road frontage, productive farmland, and professionally managed timber are extraordinarily rare, making Shepard's Long Beach a legacy property that is unlikely to be duplicated. Shepard's Long Beach is a property steeped in nearly 400 years of American history. The land traces its origins to a 1627 royal grant from King Charles I of England to Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, making it one of the earliest documented landholdings in what would become North Carolina. Throughout the Colonial era, the property passed through the hands of prominent English families, including the Collins family of Somerset Plantation, before being acquired in the late 1800s by Thomas Harrison Shepard, son of U.S. Congressman William Biddle Shepard. Today, ownership remains with the direct descendants of these historic families. Perhaps the property's most fascinating distinction is its connection to World War II. Thomas Harrison Shepard Jr., a General Electric executive responsible for supplying power plants to the U.S. Navy, named the USS Long Beach after Shepard's Long Beach in Chowan County--not Long Beach, California--creating a unique and enduring legacy that ties this extraordinary property to American naval history. - 964± Contiguous Acres on the shores of North Carolina's renowned Albemarle Sound - 4,600± Feet of Albemarle Sound Frontage, offering expansive water views and exceptional privacy - 4,130± Feet of Frontage on Indian Trail Road - 5,855± Feet of Frontage on Long Beach Road, a state-maintained gravel road - 99.26± FSA Cropland Acres with highly productive agricultural soils - Average NCCPI Rating of 81.5, reflecting strong agricultural productivity across the farmland - Professionally managed timber investment featuring mature hardwoods, bottomland hardwoods, and multiple generations of pine plantations - Pine stands established on a sustainable rotation in 1995, 2004, 2016, and 2021 - Diverse ecosystems including cropland, upland forests, wetlands, wildlife habitat, and scenic waterfront - Approximately 6 miles from Historic Downtown Edenton, one of North Carolina's most desirable waterfront communities - Extensive road frontage and existing infrastructure provide exceptional access throughout the property - Outstanding opportunities for hunting, fishing, boating, farming, timber production, conservation, and recreation - Ideal for a private sporting estate, multigenerational family retreat, corporate retreat, conservation investment, or carefully planned luxury waterfront development - Nearly 400 years of documented history, with ownership tracing back to a 1627 Royal Grant from King Charles I of England - An extraordinarily rare opportunity to acquire one of the largest privately owned waterfront estates remaining on the Albemarle Sound

500 Indian Trail Rd, Edenton

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