20 acres of Recreational and Residential Land For Sale in Nash County NC!

For immediate assistance with this listing call Andrew Walters at 252-904-3184.

This beautiful property checks all of the boxes! Featuring a new survey, a detailed soil report, a new driveway culvert with gravel, and a recently cleared homesite! This property is ready for you to build your dream home or to park funds into a safe and sound investment property. Call Andrew Walters at 252-904-3184 to schedule a showing today!

20 Acres of Recreational and Residential Land For Sale in Nash County! This property is located on Peachtree Hills Road, just outside of Spring Hope. From the property you are only a short 20 minute drive to Zebulon. The property was recently surveyed. The plat is very detailed, recorded with the county, and is available upon request. A soil report was conducted earlier in the year and it shows there are several places where a conventional system can be placed. Along those areas of where the suitable soils were found, a homesite was recently cleared. Additionally, a driveway was professionally installed and graveled.  

While this property is an ideal homesite with acreage, it's also a fantastic hunting and recreational property with timber and investment potential. The price of land in this area of Nash County is trending upwards as land in the Wake and Franklin County area becomes more populated. If you're searching for a place to either build, hunt, or have for investment and expand your portfolio, you need to check out this property.   

There is also a creek on the property. There is a newly cleared access path to this area of the property as well. While totaling 20 acres, this property is easy to maintain. Also, the timber is a mixture of hardwoods and pines with younger pines being in a dense stand along the back portion of the property.   

The property features 775 +/- feet of road frontage and the elevation varies throughout. At the road, the elevation is right at 220 feet. Towards the middle of the property the elevation changes to 210 feet and then at the very rear of the property the elevation is at 220 feet. A creek cuts through the middle of the property where the elevation is the lowest. However, none of the property is encompassed in the 100 or the 500 year FEMA floodplain.