This property boasts a diverse landscape that includes 48 acres of recently thinned 38-year-old loblolly pine, 20 acres of 11-year-old loblolly with strong thinning potential in 48 years, 34 acres of productive farmland currently planted in corn, and 133 acres of natural hardwood forest. The western portion of the property joins both Little Buffalo Creek and Dutch Buffalo Creek, creating a scenic and ecologically rich corridor that enhances the tract’s recreational appeal. Whether you're interested in hunting, trail riding, or simply enjoying the outdoors, this tract offers excellent internal access via UTV or truck throughout.

With two access pointsone from Busbin Road and another from a 60-foot legal right-of-way off Barringer Courtthe property is easily navigable and offers strong future potential. There are several homesite possibilities pending successful perc testing, making it a great long-term investment or private retreat.

The tract is enrolled in the Present Use Value (PUV) program for forestry. If removed or disqualified, any rollback taxes or penalties will be the buyer’s responsibility.

Don't miss this opportunity to own a versatile and scenic property in the heart of Cabarrus Countycontact us today to schedule a private showing and explore the full potential of this exceptional tract.