Jeff Burleson

$495,000

107.5 Acres

Lumberton, North Carolina, 28358

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.

$374,000

44.17 Acres

Laurinburg, North Carolina, 28352

Beautiful 44-acre tract of high and sandy land covered in mature hardwoods and pine just outside of the City of Laurinburg. Tract is fully wooded but has been recently thinned and is a perfect opportunity for a new development or for an exquisite estate perfect for a home with horses and plenty of room for stables and pasture. It's a fantastic property with a lot of usage options. Situated between Blue Farm Road and X Way Road lies a solid tract of development land nested just off the highway and bordering an couple of established neighborhoods, but also borders a large tract of forested land loaded with deer and turkey habitat. This tract not only joins a large tract of wildlife-infested rural land, the 44-acre masterpiece is covered in deer and turkey sign from one end to the other. A bucketful of large antler sheds were found during the thinning operation back in the spring. Few properties come available that have the opportunity to meet the needs of a wide selection of buyers. The property could be easily used for a planned-unit development, horse farm, or just a large 44-acre blank canvas for creating your piece of paradise. The entire property is wooded but has been recently thinned to remove brush and to allow the true character of the land to shine. The property is typical of the sandhills with roll from one end to the other. It is a prime place to take your horses and build a new homestead right under the towering oaks present along the property. This charming property has both curb appeal and the right stuff on the inside to make it a perfect property for your next project or your new homestead! The tract has a solid 60-foot wide deeded access road coming off the end of Donna Drive. Tract is surrounded by well maintained farms, woodlands, and two neighborhoods. The tract borders the city limits of Laurinburg. Scotland County has zoned the tract as R-20. In addition to the 44-acre tract, another 7.4 acres is available to the east within the same woodlot with access to the public right of way. The tract offers fine opportunities to seek deer, turkey, and small game including squirrel, rabbit, bobwhite quail, and dove. Tract borders Laurinburg city limits, 24 miles to Rockingham, 40 miles to Fayetteville, 15 miles to Bennettsville, 90 miles to Charlotte, and 55 miles from Florence. This is a prime Scotland County development opportunity. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away! Public water and sewer available on Donna Drive.

$62,500

7.36 Acres

Laurinburg, North Carolina, 28352

Beautiful 7.36-acre tract of high and sandy land covered in mature hardwoods and pine just outside of the City of Laurinburg. Tract is 227 feet wide by 1384 feet long and is fully wooded but has been recently thinned and is a perfect opportunity for a new home site with plenty of room for horses and other livestock. It's a fantastic property with a lot of usage options. Perfectly sized and perfectly priced tract of land on high sandy land nestled in a mature stand of pine and hardwood that has been recently thinned without any undergrowth. Tract is just off Donna Drive between Blue Farm Road and X Way Road and just adjacent to the City Limits of Laurinburg. Tract borders a large tract of forested land loaded with deer and turkey habitat. Few properties come available that have the opportunity for a future homeowner to build their dream home just outside of the city limits for their own piece of paradise. The entire property is wooded but has been recently thinned to remove brush and to allow the true character of the land to shine. The property is typical of the sandhills with roll from one end to the other. It is a prime place to take your horses and build a new homestead right under the towering oaks present along the property. This charming property has both curb appeal and the right stuff on the inside to make it a perfect property for your next project or your new homestead! The tract has a solid 60-foot wide deeded access road coming off the end of Donna Drive that turns and coveys access into the property. Tract is surrounded by well maintained farms, woodlands, and two neighborhoods. The tract borders the city limits of Laurinburg. Scotland County has zoned the tract as R-20. In addition to this 7.36 acres, there is a 44-acre tract currently available to the west within the same woodlot with access to the public right of way. The tract offers fine opportunities to seek deer, turkey, and small game including squirrel, rabbit, bobwhite quail, and dove. Tract borders Laurinburg city limits, 24 miles to Rockingham, 40 miles to Fayetteville, 15 miles to Bennettsville, 90 miles to Charlotte, and 55 miles from Florence. This is a prime Scotland County development opportunity. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away! Public water and sewer are available on Donna Drive.

$295,000

56 Acres

Fairmont, North Carolina, 28340

Prime tract of fertile farmland with over 1,350 feet of road frontage along paved road with 29 acres of open field and the balance in woodlands adjacent to Reedy Branch with massive timber 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 in the McDonald Community lies the 56-acre Reedy Branch Tract. This tract is located less than 3 miles from Exit 10 on Interstate 95 just west of Fairmont and south of Lumberton. The Reedy Branch Tract is wholly found along Stone Road, but is 250 feet from the intersection of McDonald Road and across the street from Reedy Branch Baptist Church. Tract contains 1,360 feet of road frontage along Stone Road and the majority of that frontage is along the 29-acre agriculture field that this tract harnesses. The tract is also anchored by 27 acres along Reedy Branch that is covered in massive loblolly pine and various hardwoods all well at maturity. 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. Again, Exit 10 along I-95 is less than three miles away that could provide an excellent opportunity 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, waterfowl, and small game already using the property. Reedy Branch is one of the main tributaries to Old Field Swamp that is well known by the locals as a duck haven with small beaver ponds throughout its range that is ideal for harboring migrating and resident populations of ducks and geese. This section of NC is well known for aligning perfectly along a solid flyway for doves and the 29 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 contain a mixture of several small homesteads to the north and northwest, but all the acreage to the south and southwest/southeast are large agriculture and timber management operations that inhabit large populations of deer and other wildlife. The wooded land contains mature loblolly pine and massive hardwoods that are made up of gum, poplar, maple, and several species of oak that could be sold and harvested to generate income from day one. The tract is also less than 5 miles from a 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.