Breedlove Farms Estates and Land

$3,750,000

92.54 Acres

Walnut Cove, North Carolina, 27052

Lovey's Farm is a secluded and private 92-acre estate located in Walnut Cove, North Carolina, offering a rare combination of usable land, water features, and modern improvements. The property includes open, manicured fields, mature hardwoods, and three large stocked ponds, one with floating dock, set among gently rolling terrain. Wildlife is abundant, with deer, wild turkey, and other native species frequently observed throughout the acreage. The renovated farmhouse at 1260 Beaver Island Trail Road blends classic country character with modern updates. Bright, open living spaces feature oak hardwood floors, updated Pella windows, and vaulted, beam-accented ceilings. The kitchen includes honed quartz countertops, Medallion cabinetry, floating shelves, and premium appliances, and opens to the great room with a cathedral ceiling, brick fireplace with woodstove, and French doors leading outdoors. The main-level primary suite offers long-range farm views, access to the screened porch, and a renovated bathroom with floor-to-ceiling tile and quartz finishes. The upper level includes two additional bedrooms and loft areas, while the basement provides storage, hobby space, exercise area or potential expansion. The large back deck provides ample room for gatherings and the Endless Lap Pool/Spa In addition to the residence, the property offers exceptional auxiliary improvements. A large Morton equipment building with covered porches and 5 garage doors provides substantial space for machinery, toys, cars and storage. A separate Morton recreational building with pull through garage doors, one completely glass, includes an attached greenhouse, the detached garage is climate controlled, and offers a covered carport, supporting a wide range of uses. The 2024 Morton Building's modern guest house adds a private accommodation option with a cathedral-ceiling living area, modern kitchen, full bath, and full-length porch overlooking the property, as well as, a patio with outdoor fireplace—ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or potential income use (verify with local zoning). Additional features are gently sloping topography, multiple potential homesites, trails through the hardwood forests, hay fields, equestrian, or recreational use. The property offers privacy while remaining convenient to Walnut Cove amenities, regional healthcare, and commuting routes to Winston-Salem/Greensboro and surrounding areas. This thoughtfully maintained estate presents a unique opportunity for buyers seeking acreage, water features, updated residential living, and quality outbuildings in a quiet and accessible North Carolina setting. Contact listing agent for full features brochure, survey details, and showing requirements.

$17,500,000

736 Acres

Eastover, South Carolina, 29044

At the edge of a quiet 35-acre lake, water spills over the stone dam of a historic mill — moving with the same rhythm it has held for generations. This land, set amidst 736 acres in South Carolina’s countryside, is one of the South’s most complete and intact historic landscapes. Goodwill Estate is a living estate of layered history, natural beauty, architectural grace, cultural memory and restorative peace. Today, Goodwill is the heart of what was once a 7,465-acre plantation established in 1799 by Daniel Huger. The plantation utilized an innovative canal irrigation system, one of South Carolina’s earliest. The land later became home to the Heyward family, whose enslaved workers labor, skill, and presence shaped the landscape, and their lives remain a part of the story that continues to be honored here with dignity and historic interpretation. Goodwill is not a place frozen in time — it is a place where history moves, like water.At its height in the 19th century, Goodwill supported rice, cotton and diversified agriculture through use of the irrigation system. In the years following the Civil War, the property changed hands multiple times until 1888, when P.T. Barnum purchased the estate for his granddaughter. Circus animals wintered on the grounds, and the land shifted from plantation to sporting preserve. Later, the McMaster family expanded the millpond and built the 1910 hunting lodge. In 1995, the current owners arrived only to “stay briefly.” Instead, they fell in love with the land. What followed was three decades of private restoration and stewardship.- The 19th century cabins were carefully conserved for historical interpretation and education.- The mill was restored with its original 1760 cast iron waterwheel and equipment intact.- The Heyward House (c.1858) was revived with historically verified paint colors and curated artifacts.- Trails, fields, and lake habitat were restored and managed with ecological sensitivity.On a lakefront rise two Charleston-inspired estate homes designed for elegant, multigenerational living. The main residence, approximately 8,400 square feet, was built with hand-molded Old Carolina brick, a sweeping custom curved staircase, and an antique French crystal chandelier as its centerpiece. The second residence, approximately 5,500 square feet also, with an elevator, offers refined comfort: a potential use for scholars, artist-in-residence, or foundation programing.Both homes overlook a 35-acre pristine lake, parts of the shoreline a verdant oasis of lush foliage and towering trees. Upon closer inspection, the area reveals its hidden treasure, an egret rookery, a bustling sanctuary for these resplendent white birds. The morning sun awakes a metropolis of avian life evoking a sense of tranquility and a feeling of peace and harmony that can only be found in the heart of nature. Goodwill Estate is a 736-acre gated haven unencumbered by any conservation easements. Amid sprawling greenery and majestic pines, the estate evokes a sense of serenity and grandeur. Surrounded by the 3,600 acre Wateree River Heritage Preserve Wildlife Management Area, a vast perimeter of preserved land, ensures unparalleled privacy and access to outdoor and native wildlife opportunities. Goodwill Estate is offered as a private owner sale through Premier Sotheby’s International Realty in association with Breedlove Farms Estates and Land. The sellers encourage the next caretakers to continue the voluntary commitment to preserve and provide educational access to the African American historic areas and the working mill.

$4,900,000

1.12 Acres

Bluffton, South Carolina, 29910

The Pritchard House, ca. 1890 located in the historic riverside district of charming downtown Bluffton, SC. Surrounded by extensive landscaping & nestled under 12 Live Oaks is a main residence & guest cottage. Overlooking the May River & sought after sunsets, enjoy the low country lifestyle in what is one of Bluffton's finest treasures. Renovated in the 1990's with 2 winged additions, one the primary suite & one the kitchen/dining/sitting area. Guests are welcomed by the large porch & grand hall/foyer which was originally the living/dining area. Sightlines to the large front yard & river beyond. Upgrades/dates over the years include new Viking appliances, kitchen mahogany front doors, laundry room & mud room herringbone brick floor. Guests staying in the 2 bedroom cottage can enjoy fishing, bird/dolphin watching on the river or strolling through the flower gardens. Extensive brochure & video available. Bedroom 3 does not have a closet.

$1,750,000

5 Acres

Huntersville, North Carolina, 28078

This extraordinary Victorian-era farmhouse, known as the McElroy House (c. 1883), seamlessly combines historic charm with modern luxury on 5 acres of pristine land. Unlike the typical and conservative I-house architecture of the time, the McElroy House is an outstanding example of the T-shaped two-story farmhouses built after the Civil War. The restored home bridges the gap between period significance and modern, functional living and includes the creation of a designer gourmet kitchen ideal for entertaining, as well as updated bathrooms. The incremental renovations occurred while preserving character, the 4-bedroom home boasts original hardwoods, ornate woodwork, a stunning staircase, 8 fireplaces (1 functional with woodstove insert) and outdoor living spaces ideal for morning coffee or evening breezes while enjoying the farm and animal views. The grounds are shaded by mature oaks and like the home, have a mixture of historical and modern elements featuring curated landscaping designed and created by a Master Gardener, a saltwater in-ground pool, bocce ball and hobby farm amenities built to accommodate farm animals of your choice with fencing, pastures, and a traditional barn. Adjacent to the home is a garage wired to charge electric vehicles. A fieldstone chimney stands behind the home (perhaps the remains of a summer kitchen). Nearby a tack house (now used as a tool/pool shed) stands on granite slabs. In the background is an 8-stall traditional barn with 2nd floor hay loft and adjoining chicken coop, all complemented by a round pen and Ramm cross-fenced pastures, ideal for equestrian/farm animal use. Situated in the Lake Norman area, the property is near Latta Nature Preserve, offering easy access to 16 miles of equestrian, hiking, and biking trails. Enjoy peaceful country living just minutes from Birkdale Village, I-77/I-485, and a short drive to Charlotte and Douglas International Airport. For generations the McElroy Home has been occupied by the family and direct descendants. Only the third non-family owners, the current owner as well as the previous, were outstanding stewards of this historical gem. They understood that they were the “temporary keeper” balancing the preservation of the home’s original character with the need for modern functionality for future generations. Currently searching for the next steward of the home and land, one that wants to embrace history and a time when we lived off the land, spent the majority of our time outdoors working the gardens, taking care of the livestock and putting food on the table. Considering a lifestyle reminiscent of times that have passed us by, and a more natural lifestyle yet appreciate access to modern amenities and cultural activities, McElroy House and farm may be the answer. Detailed Brochure Available.

$900,000

10 Acres

Stanfield, North Carolina, 28163

COMING SOON 5/30/2-26 | 6355 Hickory Hill Lane in Stanfield, North Carolina offers 10 private acres in Stanly County with open rolling pasture, wooded acreage, a seasonal creek, and a beautifully updated brick farmhouse. Designed for comfortable everyday living, the home features hardwood floors, wood beams, a vaulted ceiling, and a wood hearth electric fireplace. The kitchen is well appointed with granite countertops, a farmhouse sink, dovetail soft-return drawers, and a glass tile backsplash.The main-level layout includes the primary suite, two guest bedrooms, a home office, and spacious living areas. The primary suite features a beautifully finished bath with dual vanities, subway tile, and a custom glass tile surround shower. Upstairs, a large bonus room, half bathroom, and generous storage provide flexible space for guests, hobbies, or additional living needs.Outdoor living centers around the large covered back deck overlooking the acreage. Additional features include a 351 sq ft donkey/pony barn with stall mats, fenced paddock, and a chicken coop with nesting boxes. With privacy, usable land, and existing infrastructure, this property is ideal for those seeking a hobby farm, homesteading potential, or simply more room to enjoy the outdoors.Located near the heart of Stanfield with quick access to Locust, approximately 30 minutes from Monroe, and around 50 minutes from Charlotte, 6355 Hickory Hill Lane offers a peaceful country setting without feeling disconnected.

$3,250,000

10 Acres

Banner Elk, North Carolina, 28604

Sorrel Sky Farm lives up to its name. Set at approximately 4,350 feet in elevation, this exceptional equestrian estate captures panoramic views across three states, North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee, with long-range vistas stretching toward Grandfather Mountain and Mount Rogers. The setting offers both privacy and accessibility, just 10 minutes to Banner Elk, 15 minutes to Sugar Mountain, 20 minutes to Beech Mountain, 25 minutes to Boone, and 35 minutes to Blowing Rock. Serious equestrians or hobby farmers will recognize the rarity of a high-elevation farm that provides natural cooling, functional infrastructure, and sweeping mountain vistas, ideal for seasonal escapes or full-time living. With privacy, open pasture, and generous living space, Sorrel Sky Farm also lends itself beautifully to a legacy estate or private family retreat. The custom-designed modern farmhouse was thoughtfully positioned to maximize the views, with nearly every room overlooking mountains and rolling board-fenced pastures. Reclaimed hemlock floors and solid hemlock interior doors create warmth and authenticity throughout the main living areas. Mahogany and glass double entry doors, along with expansive sliding glass doors, open the great room and dining area to the covered porch, inviting fresh mountain breezes and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The kitchen anchors the home with a substantial quartz island accented by barn tin detailing, exposed wood beams, and carefully curated finishes. The main-level primary suite features two spacious walk-in closets with custom wood shelving. Upstairs, a generous bonus/family room offers flexible space for recreation, media, or additional gathering areas. Designed for comfort and efficiency, the home includes a whole-house generator, water filtration system, encapsulated crawl space, and Icynene insulation. Equestrian facilities are equally impressive. The 60' x 48' hardboard-sided barn with metal roof includes seven stalls, a concrete center aisle, insulated tack and feed rooms, hot and cold wash area, 12' x 24' equipment storage, and four stalls opening to a 12' x 48' lean-to. A separate 12' x 20' run-in shed with storage complements two interconnecting three-board fenced pastures across 10 acres, with ample trailer parking. Sorrel Sky Farm offers a rare combination of elevation, views, usable pastureland, and proximity to the High Country’s premier destinations, an exceptional opportunity to experience the Blue Ridge Mountains at their finest.

$1,200,000

3.97 Acres

Bostic, North Carolina, 28018

146 Sarinac Drive offers 4,120 square feet of refined mountain living across three finished levels, built in 2019 and set on a wooded 3.97-acre property with year-round, long-range western mountain views. Constructed with white pine half-log siding, LP SmartSide, Superior Walls foundation, metal roof accents, and Cardinal windows, the home reflects quality materials inside and out. The main level features 8-inch engineered hickory hardwood flooring and a vaulted tongue-and-groove ceiling in the great room. A wall of windows anchors the space, along with a rock gas fireplace featuring copper accents, a raised hearth, and wood beam mantle. French doors lead to a large back deck with cable railing and cedar beam details. The kitchen includes a bay window over the sink, granite countertops, shaker-style maple cabinetry with pantry pullouts, subway tile backsplash, stainless appliances to include a gas range with griddle, Samsung refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher and GE microwave. The main-floor primary suite includes deck access, shiplap walls, ceiling fan, walk-in closet, and a full bathroom with granite counters, dual vanity with makeup area, semi-frameless tile shower with body jets, rain head, handheld, built-in bench, cubbies, and a private water closet with bidet. A powder room and laundry room complete the level. The upper floor features a Douglas fir staircase with spacious landing, an open loft with railing overlooking the great room, two bedrooms (one with a walk-in closet), a full bath with dual marble vanities, linen storage, and a shower/tub combination. The lower level includes vinyl plank flooring, two large flex spaces, a full bath with granite vanity and tiled shower/tub, an additional bedroom with walk-in closet, an unfinished storage/mechanical room with shelving, and walk-out access to a covered patio. Stairs lead to the gravel fire pit area and up to the garage. Exterior living spaces include a wraparound porch with cable railing and a tongue-and-groove ceiling, screened porch with a rock wood-burning fireplace and dual access to the deck and great room. The expansive back deck offers westward mountain views and seamless access from the primary bedroom, great room, and screened porch. To learn more about this exceptional property or to schedule a private showing, please reach out to the listing agent with any questions. HOA dues are $720 as the property is made up of two combined lots ($360 yearly x 2).

$1,200,000

43.98 Acres

Marshville, North Carolina, 28103

Set on nearly 44 acres, this equestrian and recreational property combines a traditional brick ranch with exceptional land and extensive outbuildings, offering versatility for everyday living, agriculture, and recreational use. The 1,897 sq ft home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, LVP flooring throughout the main living areas, an updated kitchen with granite countertops and Samsung appliances, a great room with gas log fireplace, and a functional mudroom with direct backyard access. A covered front porch overlooks fenced pastures and rolling acreage, providing a peaceful setting to drink your cup of coffee in the mornings. The land includes multiple fenced pastures, including a 2.5-acre pasture connected to the barn and an additional 2.25-acre pasture visible from the home, ideal for horses or livestock. The horse barn offers three large stalls, tack and storage rooms, a hay loft, a 42-foot lean-to, and direct access to a gated riding and training area that connects seamlessly to the larger pasture system. Additional improvements include two 40' x 40' shops, a smaller shop, a pole barn, and multiple storage structures, along with a car lift and generator. The acreage is enrolled in the Present-Use Value (PUV) program under timber forestry and provides privacy, wildlife habitat, and recreational and hunting opportunities. Property had selective cut timber completed in the Fall of 2025. Conveniently located just minutes from Oakboro, under 30 minutes to Monroe, approximately 45 minutes to Matthews, and within an hour of Charlotte, this property offers privacy without sacrificing accessibility.

$1,200,000

25 Acres

Marshville, North Carolina, 28103

The Williams Family Farm A versatile 25+ acre property offering a gentleman’s farm, hobby farm, equestrian estate, or multi-generational living opportunity. Thoughtfully maintained by its original owners, the land features a balanced mix of open fields and mature hardwoods—ideal for farming, recreation, or future expansion. Fields are currently planted in crops and can be easily converted to pasture for horses or livestock. The wooded acreage provides space for trails, hunting, or potential additional homesites. The main barn offers multiple functional spaces including garage, workshop, equipment storage, run-in/feed shelter, pull-through tractor shed, and a large hay storage area with potential for stall conversion. An additional run-in shelter provides further protection for animals. The custom-built brick home is designed for comfortable one-level living, with a walk-up attic offering expansion potential. Enjoy peaceful pasture views, sunrises, and sunsets from both the front porch and the large covered back porch—ideal for entertaining or everyday living. Inside, the home features a spacious layout with strong construction and well-maintained systems. The dining area opens to the great room, showcasing farm views through multiple windows and glass doors. Built-in bookshelves and cabinetry add character, while a corner propane fireplace anchors the space. The kitchen includes custom ash cabinetry, an island, breakfast bar, wall pantry, and is open to the breakfast area with a wood-burning stove. Both the great room and breakfast area provide direct access to the covered back porch. Additional highlights include abundant storage, a large laundry/mudroom with office potential, and a split-bedroom layout. The primary suite offers dual walk-in closets and a spacious bath with separate vanities and water closets. Secondary bedrooms share a full bath with dual vanity and tub/shower combination. The three car garage has two storage rooms that can be used for a variety of purposes including, workshop, hobbies and canning. Conveniently located between Marshville and Wingate with easy access to Monroe via Highway 74 or the Hwy 74 Expressway which offers a straightforward commute to Charlotte.

$2,000,000

21.4 Acres

Waxhaw, North Carolina, 28173

COMING SOON 5.30.26 | There are properties designed simply to live in… and there are properties designed for the way people truly want to live. Hidden beyond a winding quarter-mile paved driveway, tucked deep within 21 private wooded acres between Waxhaw, Monroe, and Lancaster, this remarkable estate was created as a place to gather, retreat, celebrate, and reconnect. Long before you reach the home, the outside world begins to disappear. Towering hardwoods line the drive, creating a sense of arrival that feels increasingly rare in this rapidly growing region where finding 20+ private acres has become almost impossible. As the trees open, the home emerges; warm, inviting, and intentionally designed to blend luxury with comfort rather than formality. The current owners reimagined the home in 2024, thoughtfully transforming it into a destination for everyday living and unforgettable moments of entertaining. Their vision was not simply to renovate rooms, but to create spaces where people naturally gather; where holidays spill from the kitchen into the great room, where conversations continue long after dinner on the screened porch, and where summer weekends revolve around swimming, grilling, games, and laughter under the lights of the backyard retreat. At the center of the home is the stunning Sara Lynn Brennan designer kitchen and scullery, equal parts showpiece and workspace. Custom cabinetry, premium Thermador appliances, handcrafted finishes, quartz surfaces, layered lighting, and furniture-style islands create a space that feels sophisticated yet welcoming. Open sightlines into the great room and outdoor living areas allow the cook to remain part of every conversation, football game, birthday celebration, or quiet evening by the fire. Walls of windows and sliding glass doors blur the line between indoors and out, drawing your attention to the backyard oasis that feels more like a private resort tucked into the woods. Designed for connection and entertaining, the outdoor spaces include a heated saltwater gunite pool, travertine terraces, outdoor kitchen, pergola lounge, firepit gathering area, giant chess board, game spaces, and winding trails through the trees. Whether hosting large celebrations or enjoying peaceful mornings with coffee overlooking the pool, every space was designed to be experienced and shared. The home itself balances openness with privacy. The main-level primary suite offers tranquil views of the backyard and pool, while guest bedrooms, flexible living spaces, and a private upper-level office and retreat provide room for work, wellness, hobbies, or quiet escape. The walk-out basement with separate entrance and additional unfinished heated space offers incredible flexibility for multi-generational living, recreation, future expansion, or guest accommodations. What makes this property special is not simply the acreage, the renovations, or the amenities; it is the feeling the property creates. It is the kind of place where children spend summers outdoors instead of inside, where friends linger late into the evening around the firepit, where holidays become traditions, and where privacy, nature, and luxury coexist in a way that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. This is more than a home. It is a retreat, a gathering place, and a legacy property designed for the moments that matter most.

$1,200,000

54.04 Acres

Albemarle, North Carolina, 28103

Set across 54.04 acres in two parcels, Mountain Creek Farm offers a rare blend of protected farmland, agricultural productivity, and income-producing potential. A landscape of rolling farmland, open pasture, wooded acreage, mature oak trees, a pond, and creek frontage creates a setting that is both scenic and functional. Protected by a conservation easement with Three Rivers Land Trust, the property is intended to preserve its agricultural, scenic, and natural character while still allowing it to function as a working farm or private estate. The easement does not permit the existing historic house to be used as a residential dwelling; however, a designated one-acre building envelope allows for the construction of a future single-family residence. The existing home can operate as a produce store or for educational, recreational, or research based activities. Rich in both history and utility, the property is improved with a collection of functional farm buildings and a historic farmhouse that support its longstanding agricultural use. The farm features an established blueberry operation with over 300 pesticide-free bushes, raised garden beds, asparagus rows, and a seasonal U-pick business. Existing improvements include a two-bedroom historic house originally built by Dr. Laton in the early 1900s, with additions completed by the Mortons in 1944-1945. Additional structures include a 13-stall barn with hay loft, a four-bay equipment shed or run-in, a milking parlor, storage barn, and grain silo. Currently used for agriculture, the land is also well-suited for horses, livestock, hunting, gardening, agritourism, hobby farming, and more. Mountain Creek Farm presents a rare opportunity to own a legacy property with both purpose and beauty, just 4 miles from downtown Albemarle, 5 miles to Badin Lake, and an ~ hour to Charlotte.

$175,000

1.69 Acres

Boone, North Carolina, 28607

Located in one of Boone’s newest gated communities, Lot 64 in Poplar Forest offers 1.69 wooded acres with sweeping mountain and pastoral views. Just five minutes from downtown Boone, 20 minutes from Blowing Rock and the New River, and two hours from Charlotte, this property is ideal for those seeking outdoor adventure, seasonal escapes and Appalachian charm. The gently sloped lot supports a custom build with crawl space or basement. A 4-bedroom septic permit is in place. Infrastructure includes paved roads, power and fiber optics. Design your retreat where nature, privacy and connectivity converge. Well needed. Short- and long-term rentals permitted.