Located at the intersection of Redbud Road and Sumler Road in Castalia, North Carolina, this 10± acre wooded corner lot offers an attractive combination of planted pine timber, extensive road frontage, privacy, wildlife habitat, and potential homesite opportunities.

With more than 1,300 feet of road frontage along two roads, the property provides excellent accessibility and flexibility for future use. A new survey clearly establishes the property boundaries, and power is already available on the property. In addition, a three-bedroom septic permit is on file with Nash County, giving buyers a valuable starting point when considering a future country homesite.

The tract consists primarily of planted pine timber, creating a private wooded setting with natural beauty and habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other native wildlife. The property’s manageable acreage and corner location make it well-suited for a variety of potential uses, including a private homesite, small hunting property, weekend retreat, recreational getaway, or long-term land-and-timber investment.

Its extensive frontage may also provide flexibility for property access and future improvements, subject to applicable regulations and governmental approval.

Situated in a quiet rural area of Nash County, the property remains conveniently located near Nashville and Interstate 95. This location allows a future owner to enjoy a peaceful wooded setting while maintaining convenient access to shopping, services, employment centers, and major transportation routes.

Whether you are searching for a private country homesite, recreational retreat, manageable hunting tract, or land investment, this 10± acre Castalia property offers a desirable combination of corner-lot frontage, planted pines, surveyed boundaries, on-site power, and a three-bedroom septic permit.

Call our office today at 252-499-9543 to schedule your private showing. All prospective buyers must be accompanied by a licensed real estate agent while on the property. Please do not enter the property without a confirmed appointment. No trespassing.

Disclosure: A small existing graveyard or cemetery is located on the property. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding its location and any applicable access, setback, preservation, permitting, or other legal requirements. Buyers should also independently verify the septic permit, soils, utilities, access, zoning, road frontage, and suitability for their intended use with Nash County and the appropriate governmental agencies.