SOLD!! 17.17 Acres of Residential and Hunting Land for Sale in Scotland County NC!

Mixed Timber - Potential Residential Opportunity - Affordable Acreage!

Isn't it appealing to be able to build a future home on your road frontage with the possibility of clearing shooting lanes and installing box stands in your backyard? This property has potential, and at an affordable price!

It's hard to find such a unique property in this price range. The 17.17-acre property has an array of small and big game and even the seclusion needed for someone that may be interested in building a future on the shared hunting acreage. It starts off as beautifully mixed timber with +-370 ft. of road frontage and slowly tapers off over the course of +-2,000 ft., to Leith creek. It would be the ideal property for someone who likes to hunt an array of game animals because that swamp act's as a natural pinch point for the game animals.

"Scotland County, located at the border of the Piedmont and Coastal Plain regions of North Carolina, was formed in 1899 from Richmond County and named for the ancestral home of many of its inhabitants. Early inhabitants of the area included the Saura (Cheraw) Indians, followed by Highland Scots and English settlers. Groups of Quakers also migrated to the area in the eighteenth century. The county seat, Laurinburg, was incorporated in 1877 and named for the McLaurin family, prominent among the county's early Scottish settlers. Other communities in the county include East Laurinburg, Gibson, Old Hundred, Laurel Hill, Hasty, and Johns. Notable physical features of the county include the Lumber River, Shoe Heel and Jordan Creeks, Big Muddy Lake, Juniper Swamp, and McNair Pond." - https://www.ncpedia.org/geography/scotland

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