This year, the field portion of the property has been left fallow, now covered with volunteer grasses, making it ideal for grazing with minimal effort. Historically, this land has been farmed using conventional tillage methods and appears to be quite fertile. With over 67% of the tract mapped as Norfolk Soil Series, theres a strong likelihood that a significant portion of the open land could support a septic system, if the soils are properly mapped.

Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant deer and turkey tracks along the field edges, a testament to the rich biodiversity of the area. A small cluster of trees within the field presents the perfect location for a deer stand or turkey blind. With proper management, this tract could also serve as an excellent site for a small family dove hunt in the fall.

ACCESS;

The property benefits from an access easement, although it DOES NOT extend fully to the public road. An existing farm path, historically used for agricultural access, connects to Pocosin Road without gates or physical obstructions. Further research may be necessary to determine if additional access easements exist.

LOCATION:

This tract is ideally situated just a short drive from Lake Waccamaw State Park, located on the shores of the largest Carolina Bay. The park features a maintained boat ramp, visitor center, camping, fishing, picnicking, and a pedestrian bridge over the Waccamaw Dam, providing access to the entire 14-mile shoreline. The lakes unique limestone bluff reduces the lake's acidity, creating a habitat for several aquatic species found nowhere else in the world. After a day at the lake, enjoy a meal with a view at the well-known local spot, Dales Seafood, especially breathtaking at sunset.

PROXIMITY TO NEARBY COMMUNITIES:

Bolton, NC: 15 minutes

Whiteville, NC: 15 minutes

Elizabethtown, NC: 26 minutes

White Lake, NC: 36 minutes

Tabor City, NC: 41 minutes

Shallotte, NC: 47 minutes

Wilmington, NC: 55 minutes