72 Acres with Picturesque Mountain Land in Mitchell County, North Carolina

This 72-acre mountain tract is being offered in five parcels sold together. Located close to the North Carolina-Tennessee state line, the property features a diverse landscape, steep and rolling topography, mature timber, open areas, creeks, and natural springs flowing throughout.

“Approximately 25 acres are within a conservation easement, preserving natural grasses, water features, and wildlife habitat under long-term restrictions, including prohibitions on building, access improvements, agriculture, and road improvements,” said Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Chip Camp. “Hunting is allowed. These restrictions run with the land and can be provided in full detail.”

“Outside the easement, the land opens up to potential pasture acreage and a possible buildable area with long-range mountain views,” said Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Nathan Heath. “This gives buyers flexibility for a homesite, recreational use, or small-scale agricultural potential. The tract also includes power on the property and a recent survey, providing a solid foundation for future plans.”

Contact Chip Camp or Nathan Heath.

72 Acres of Secluded Wooded Retreat and Recreational Value in Cumberland County, North Carolina

This 72-acre wooded sanctuary offers towering trees, abundant wildlife, and complete seclusion. It’s perfect for the serious outdoor enthusiast seeking a private hunting and recreation paradise. Land features offer excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife.

“For the dedicated sportsman, this property presents unlimited recreational possibilities,” said Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Taylor Griswold. “The substantial forest provides excellent hunting opportunities with well-established game trails and natural feeding areas. The peaceful setting is perfect for wildlife observation, scouting, and creating your own private hunting preserve. The 72 acres ensure you'll have plenty of room for all your outdoor pursuits without interference.”

The wooded terrain offers natural beauty in every season, from the fresh green canopy of spring to the brilliant colors of fall that provide perfect hunting conditions. This is truly a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of North Carolina's natural heritage, perfect for those seeking a private recreational retreat or long-term investment in prime hunting land.

“This property is currently landlocked with no legal access,” Griswold said. “Any potential buyer must secure legal access rights before purchase. This may involve negotiating easements with neighboring property owners or other legal arrangements. Please consult with a qualified attorney regarding access options before making an offer.”

Contact Taylor Griswold for more information.

71.96 Acres with Beautiful Lake and Neuse River Access in Lenoir County, North Carolina

More than 71 acres located just outside of Kinston on Highway 55, this is a true sportsperson's paradise with unmatched water access, pristine natural beauty, and endless potential. It’s acres of diverse terrain and river frontage along the scenic Neuse River.

“At the heart of the property lies a stunning crystal-clear lake, which is perfect for boating, fishing, and jet skiing,” Hicks said. “Launch your water adventures with ease from concrete boat ramps on both the lake and river. Whether you're after bass and brim in the two freshwater ponds or planning a peaceful paddle at sunset, this property delivers.”

Enjoy exceptional hunting opportunities with abundant turkey and deer, established food plots, and miles of trails ideal for ATVs or hiking. There are numerous prime spots ready for new duck blinds, making this a waterfowl enthusiast's dream. Towering pine, oak, and cypress trees add to the natural beauty and investment value. Take in evenings by the drive-up riverside park and fire pit, the perfect place to unwind and entertain guests.

“Conveniently located just over an hour to Morehead City and less than two hours to Raleigh, this rare offering combines the seclusion of the wild with easy access to the coast and the capital,” Hicks said.

If interested, reach out to Scott Hicks.

47.66 Acres That’s Perfect for Designing the Ideal Hunting and Recreational Property in Pitt County, North Carolina

This 47.66-acre property is located just over 1 mile outside the city limits of Stokes, North Carolina. The property consists primarily of natural-growth hardwood timber with a mix of bay trees, offering a true blank canvas to design the ideal hunting and recreational retreat.

“With extensive road frontage and county water available at the road, access and convenience are already in place,” Hicks said. “The land is well-suited for outdoor use, allowing room to establish food plots, cut trail systems, or fence the property for managed recreation. While the soils are not suitable for a conventional septic system, the property could accommodate a camper or small hunting shack for overnight stays during hunting season.

“Abundant signs of deer throughout the property, and the surrounding agricultural fields, make this tract an excellent bedding habitat for deer as they transition to neighboring fields to feed,” Hicks continued. “Turkeys are also likely in the area, adding to the property’s hunting potential.”

Centrally located in Pitt County, this property offers easy access while maintaining a secluded, rural feel, making it an excellent choice for a recreational getaway, hunting property, or long-term land investment. It has about 670 square feet of road frontage and is centrally located in Pitt County.

Reach out to Scott Hicks for more information.

45.13 Acres of Recreational Land with Great Creeks and Paths in Warren County, North Carolina

Approximately 45.13 acres in Warren County, this farm offers the perfect blend of recreational land, timber investment, and a potential homesite. The property has a deeded and recorded access easement. A fresh survey ensures clear boundaries.

“Newly cut driving and shooting lanes provide excellent accessibility for hunting and exploring,” Hicks said. “The property features potential future timber value and two creeks, creating natural wildlife corridors ideal for hunting and outdoor recreation. An old homesite with two standing chimneys adds historical charm and is a potential site for a cabin or retreat.

“Located just 15 minutes from Littleton, Warrenton, and Lake Gaston, this property offers both seclusion and convenience,” Hicks continued. “Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, a long-term investment, or a private getaway, this Warren County property is a rare opportunity. It has 265 feet of road frontage.”

Talk to Scott Hicks for additional information.

36.67 Acres of Pasturelands with Paddocks and a Spring-Fed Pond in Warren County, North Carolina

Those looking for pasture should consider this unique property in Warrenton, North Carolina. It offers three versatile buying options to suit your needs. You can purchase 36 acres of fenced vacant pastureland with multiple paddocks, or a beautiful 2,500 sq ft home built in 2015 with a detached shop on 6.41 acres. Even secure both together for a larger homestead or investment.

“It’s located just minutes from US 1 and Highway 85,” Hicks said. “The property is easily accessible yet offers a private, peaceful setting. A gated entrance and long gravel drive create a welcoming approach to the turn-key home or potential build site.

“The seller has had this land soil tested for agricultural use yearly, and the most recent results are readily available,” Hicks continued. “It’s currently used for cattle but can be of use for a multitude of agricultural needs. Soils are promising for a potential homesite on the property, but septic testing would be necessary.”

Contact Scott Hicks or Tracie Hicks for additional information.

31.4 Acres of Prime Hunting Land Along Crisp Creek in Edgecomb County, North Carolina

These 31.4 acres are located just north of the Pitt County line in Edgecombe County. This exceptional recreational parcel offers easy access and outstanding wildlife habitat. The property is a healthy mix of mature hardwoods and planted pines, providing excellent cover and food sources for wildlife.

“The property features over 2,000 feet of frontage on Crisp Creek, a well-established travel corridor for bear, turkey, and deer, making it an excellent hunting and recreational tract,” Hicks said. “Crisp Creek measures approximately 15-20 feet wide and around 3 feet deep (in most places), allowing for easy navigation by kayak or canoe and adding both recreational and aesthetic value.

“Access is convenient via a deeded easement from Highway 11, ensuring year-round entry while maintaining privacy,” Hicks continued. “Whether you’re looking for a hunting property, recreational retreat, fishing spot, or a long-term investment opportunity, this tract checks all the boxes. Easy access, abundant wildlife, creek frontage, and future potential make this parcel a rare find.”

Opportunities like this don’t come along often. This is a property you’ll enjoy now and appreciate even more in the future.

Talk to Scott Hicks for additional details.

28.81 Acres with Privacy, Recreational Opportunities, and Timber Value in Nash County, North Carolina

In a total of 28.81 acres, this Nash County tract is loaded with whitetail deer sign, turkey tracks, and game trails. It offers excellent hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities. The mix of mature timber and younger growth provides both food and cover, while the creek and natural corridors make this a perfect habitat for wildlife year-round.

“The property’s size and shape also make it ideal for small food plots, ATV trails, or a private cabin site, giving you endless options to enjoy the outdoors,” Hicks said. “With a mix of hardwoods and pines, a small creek, excellent road frontage, and abundant wildlife, it’s the perfect property for your hunting getaway, future homesite, or long-term land investment.

“Overall, enjoy this peaceful rural setting just minutes from Rocky Mount, Nashville, and Wilson,” Hicks continued. “Take in the gently rolling topography with multiple potential build sites. It provides close proximity to the Tar River and public boat ramps for boating and fishing. Benefit from approximately 490 feet of paved road frontage for easy access.”

Check with Scott Hicks for more details.

26.9 Acres of Versatile Recreational Land with Timber and Openings in Nash County, North Carolina

This expansive tract of land is located between Nashville and Red Oak, offers a rare blend of timber value, recreational opportunities, and future homesite potential. The property features a healthy mix of hardwoods and softwoods, with a forestry management plan available upon request. While soil testing has not been completed, there are several possible homesites across the land. All septic suitability will have to be verified by a soil scientist.

“Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's abundant wildlife, with frequent signs of deer, turkey, and other game, making it a prime location for hunting and nature exploration,” said Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Dillon Eckert. “A network of established trails — wide enough for side-by-sides — winds throughout the property, providing easy access for recreational use. The northeastern border is lined by Pig Basket Creek, which might offer the opportunity for small panfish fishing.”

“At the rear of the property, a Duke Energy power line easement is professionally maintained by Duke Energy, and this portion also lies within the FEMA-designated floodplain and includes wetland areas,” Hicks said. “This adds ecological diversity and potential for habitat conservation. Whether you're seeking a private recreational retreat, timber investment, or land with long-term potential, this property delivers versatility and natural beauty in a desirable location.”

Contact Dillon Eckert or Scott Hicks regarding questions and showings.

24 Acres of Adjacent Parcels with Privacy in Burke County, North Carolina

A farm with 24 acres, discover this peaceful timber tract made up of two adjacent parcels near South Mountain State Park. Located in a rural area between Hwy 64 and Hwy 18 in Morganton, North Carolina, the property sits at the end of a quiet, dead-end road, offering privacy and seclusion.

“An unimproved drive provides access into the land, and a power easement is already in place,” Camp said. “The property has been surveyed, and a few light deed restrictions apply. Modular homes are allowed, but mobile homes are not. It’s ideal for a private retreat, recreational use, or long-term investment.”

Talk to Chip Camp for more details.

23 Acres of Timber and Rolling Hills in McDowell County, North Carolina

Check out these 23 acres that are tucked into the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. These offer a peaceful retreat with convenient access to town and interstate travel. Crooked Creek forms the southern boundary, providing a natural water feature and a serene place to relax or explore.

“The land features a mix of flat, rolling and steeper terrain, making it well-suited for a private homesite, recreational use, or simply enjoying the outdoors,” Camp said “The property is primarily covered in mature hardwood timber and mountain laurel, delivering classic mountain character and vibrant seasonal color throughout the year.

“Access is provided by a 12-foot deeded easement from Mt. Hebron Road, just minutes from I-40 and the historic town of Old Fort,” Camp continued. “Sellers may consider concessions to assist with grading a drive into the property. This versatile tract offers a blend of convenience, mountain charm, and natural beauty, all within easy reach of Asheville, Marion, and the best of western North Carolina.”

Chip Camp has more details.

22.43 Acres of Recreational Land on Waxhaw Creek in Union County, North Carolina

Looking for land in Union County, just outside Waxhaw? The front of this property offers dry land for your potential homesite, while the back features ±16 acres of wetlands backing up to Waxhaw Creek. This diverse landscape attracts deer, waterfowl, and other wildlife, creating the perfect setting for recreation, hunting, or a private retreat.

“With no deed restrictions, this gives you the freedom to shape the property to your needs,” said Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Mason Holeman. “A soil test was done on the property and will be provided upon request. All of this is just minutes from Downtown Waxhaw’s shops, dining, and community events.”

“This is a rare opportunity to enjoy wide-open space while staying close to everything,” said Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Justin Blackwell. “Buyers should conduct independent verification of all zoning, septic, well, and development requirements. There are approximately 19± acres in the FEMA Flood zone. Seller financing is available.”

Contact Mason Holeman, Chip Camp, or Justin Blackwell with questions regarding this property.

22.21 Acres of Wooded Hunting Land on Tarkiln Creek in Pamlico County, North Carolina

This 22.21-acre tract is located in a highly desirable area of Pamlico County. A waterfront-centric parcel, it offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility. The property features an approved soil site for septic systems overlooking the scenic waters of Tarkiln Creek, with nearly 800 feet of creek frontage, making it ideal for a waterfront homesite or recreational retreat.

“The land is beautifully wooded with a healthy mix of mature pine and hardwood timber, providing both aesthetic appeal and natural privacy,” Hicks said. “With over 100 feet of road frontage on Jo Jane Road, a quiet, dead-end road, you'll enjoy peaceful surroundings with minimal traffic. It’s conveniently located minutes from Arapahoe, North Carolina, approximately 30 minutes from New Bern, and just over 30 minutes via ferry to Carteret County. This property offers easy access while maintaining a true coastal country feel, and it’s just ¼ mile by water to the Neuse River.

“Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the endless opportunities for fishing, hunting, kayaking, and exploring Eastern North Carolina's natural beauty,” Hicks continued. “County water is available on site, and electric power is located on the adjacent lot, making future development even more convenient.”

Whether you're looking to build your dream waterfront home, create a private retreat, or invest in a unique coastal property, this exceptional tract delivers space, scenery, and lifestyle.

Speak with Scott Hicks for more info on this and other properties for sale in North Carolina.