SOLD!! 7.95 acres of Recreational Timber Land For Sale in Craven County, NC!

For immediate assistance with this listing call Chase Furlough at 252-505-6893.

Are you in the market for a large homesite located in the middle of Greenville, New Bern, and Kinston with near by public access to the Neuse River? This affordable non-restricted homesite with an active 4 bedroom septic permit is ready to be turned into your perfrect homesite! Call Chase Furlough at 252-505-6893 to schedule a showing today!

7.95 Acres of privacy for Residential use! This untouched property is situated on the corner of Nelson Road and Maple Cypress Road. This non-restricted property has over 850ft of road frontage along Nelson Rd and over 100ft of road frontage on Maple Cypress Rd providing multiple points of easy access. This property has a mature stand of mixed timber including hardwoods and pines.

Along Nelson Rd there is power and county water that is readily avaible. There are approximitely 3 acres of this tract that are encompassed in the AE 100 yr flood plain providing plenty of area to build your residential dwelling and other structures out of that flood zone. The 4BR septic permit has a proposed area that lies on the eastern side of the property.

The property is located 0.7 miles from the Maple Cypress Wildlife Boat Ramp with direct entry on the Neuse River! This provides easy and quick access to everything the river has to offer from recreation to excellent fishing. 

This tract has a recent survey completed in 2021. This plat map and the septic permit can be found under property documents within this listing.

This property is in a ideal location being set out in the country where privacy and seclusion is easily obtainable. Even so you are close to surrounding towns: Grifton: 13min; Greenville: 33min; New Bern: 32min; Kinston: 26min 

A little about the area... Grifton, once known as "Bell's Ferry", "Coward's Bridge" and“Skinhead", is situated south of Greenville on both sides of Contentnea Creek (known locally as Moccasin River) a few miles above where it empties into the Neuse River. It was once known as the most divided town in North Carolina, being in three townships, Contentnea and Swift Creek in Pitt and Contentnea Neck in Lenoir County. It was in two senatorial districts, two judicial districts, and two congressional districts. It even had three township constables exercising authority over their respective parts of town.

Hunters have taken more than a dozen 700-pound black bears in North Carolina, and the Coastal Plains rising population of seriously large black bears has turned into an economic windfall. During the November and December bear hunting seasons, hotels are booked, and hunting camps are full of dog packs and handlers hauled in from as far away as Canada. In 1998, Dolly Parton's cousin Coy Parton trucked his bear dogs from Tennessee to Craven County and shot an 880-pound bear near Vanceboro. It shattered the previous North Carolina record by 160 pounds, and still stands as the heaviest known black bear ever taken in North America.