76.66 Acres of Residential, Recreational or Development Land for sale in Robeson County, NC!

For immediate assistance with this listing call Brandon Trott at 910-508-9517. 

76.66 Acres of Unrestricted, Wooded Land with a Mixture of Mature Hardwoods, Young Pines, River Frontage, and a Large Wetlands Area that is the Perfect Habitat for Waterfowl and Big Game. Come Build Your Dream Home, Hunt Your Favorite Game or Develop the Land. Call Brandon Trott at 910-508-9517 to schedule a showing today!

Check out this wooded land with multiple use options! This unrestricted property borders on the edge of Lumberton city limits, which gives you maximum convenience with access to amenities and services but with the freedom of country living. It has road frontage on the corner of Roberts Avenue (263 ft) and Saxon Avenue. Access to most of the acreage is by a 110 ft wide strip of land that crosses a power transmission line easement. There is also an abandoned railroad line on that easement that hasn’t been used in decades. The property comes with a survey plat map from 2019 that shows those details.   

There are two main sections of the property. The front portion connected to the road frontage is approximately 41 acres. It is mostly flat and is high and dry out of the FEMA floodplain. This section has a cleared area, existing drainage, a stand of mature pine (approximately 1.5 acre), several beautiful mature oak trees, and has potential for a single-family dwelling or residential development.  

The rear portion of the property features over 1,374 ft. of water frontage on the Lumber River. Approximately 35 acres of the property that borders the Lumber River is designated as wetlands and is the perfect habitat for waterfowl and big game. So, whether you enjoy hunting ducks or whitetail deer, this could be the perfect place for you.  Approximately 80 % of the property is zoned A (Agricultural), which allows for farming, residential and recreational use. Approximately 20 % of the western border of the property is zoned M2 (manufacturing). An application process could be used to rezone it for other purposes if the new owner wishes it to conform to the rest of the property.   

-    6 Minutes from downtown Lumberton  

-    45 Minutes to Fayetteville  

-    80 Minutes to Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach   

“The banks and waters of the Lumber River are home to many types of wildlife. Beavers, minks, otters, wild turkeys and several varieties of ducks are numerous in the upper section of the canoe trail. Deer, raccoon and muskrats eat vegetation that grows on the rivers slopes and drink water from the Lumber River. Sport fishing is permitted in accordance with North Carolina State Law. Catfish are the predominant fish in the Lumber River. Other fish in the Lumber River, in order of abundance, are: robin, perch, pike, smallmouth and largemouth bass, jack, bluegill bream”. - The City of Lumberton website.