Bladen Homes with Creek Lot Description

Bladen Homes with Creek Lot Description

Welcome to Bladen County, North Carolina, where the charm of small-town living meets the beauty of nature! Nestled in the heart of the state, Elizabethtown serves as the county seat and offers a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels like home. Known for its rich history and vibrant community, Bladen County is a hidden gem that boasts stunning landscapes, including lush forests and meandering creeks.

One of the most enchanting features of the area is the availability of homes with creek lots. Imagine waking up to the soothing sounds of a gently flowing creek right in your backyard, where you can enjoy serene mornings sipping coffee while watching the wildlife. These properties offer a unique blend of tranquility and adventure, providing ample opportunities for fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying a peaceful stroll along the water’s edge.

Elizabethtown's charming downtown area is just a stone's throw away, featuring delightful shops, local eateries, and community events that bring residents together. Whether you're looking to raise a family, retire in peace, or simply escape the hustle and bustle of city life, homes with creek lots in Bladen County offer the perfect sanctuary.

With a rich tapestry of culture, outdoor activities, and friendly neighbors, Bladen County is more than just a place to live—it's a place to thrive. Discover the magic of creekside living today, and let your dream home in this picturesque setting become a reality!

Newest Bladen Homes with Creek Lot Description

$205,000
100600650 MLS ACTIVE Status
62 acres of mostly high sandy land covered in 5 year-old loblolly pine plantation with pockets of larger bay and gum trees. Tract has 299 feet of road frontage along Sara Peterson Road with public water available. It's an ideal place to put up a subdivision for several homes or for a rural timberland/hunting retreat with growing timber and lots of wildlife options around. (Tract #2 of the original Sara Peterson Road Tract) Solid tract of timberland located in the rural part of southern Bladen County within the Rosindale/Council Community and is covered from one end to the other with healthy stands of both pine and hardwood species. With the exception of a few small heads of hardwood in select areas of the site, the majority of the tract is fully stocked in five-year-old loblolly pine from a containerized planting session during the winter of 2021. Even though the pine is only 5 years old, the pine stand is growing strong in the fertile Bladen County soils. This 62 acres falls within the timberland-rich area of eastern North Carolina that is not only full of healthy timber, but this tract is also located in a wildlife-rich area. This area is well known for supporting high populations of whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, other small game, and in recent years, wild turkey. Bladen and Columbus Counties are two of the fastest growing populations of wild turkey in the state. Black bears are also well known to roam these woods and clipping that black bear tag on this tract is very possible. The tract has a variety of habitat types from low, wetland areas covered in dense vegetation at the rear adjacent to Richland Branch to the high sandy ridges towards Sara Peterson Road and there is a broad transition zone in between. This tract can provide buyers with a wide variety of opportunities from just a pure timberland investment with hunting in its current state to several possible configurations for subdividing into several large estate-sized lots for residential, homesteading, or equine-based developments. The tract touches the road with 299 foot of frontage of Sara Peterson Road. Tract allows a new buyer plenty of room along the roadway to build a home or create a homestead tucked into the wood line with plenty of room for horses, goats, chickens, and other farm life AND still leaving plenty of room in the rear for hunting large and small game species throughout the year. The woodlands are ideal for hunting as this wooded tract connects to a very large forested corridor on nearly all sides of the tract that connect with tributaries to Richland Branch, Reedy Branch, Boggy Branch, and the massive Slap Swamp region of Columbus and Bladen Counties that all connect to the Lake Waccamaw and the Waccamaw River Swamp Complex. The young pine and hardwood trees can be fully managed to provide an income opportunity through timber production in the future. Truly awesome hunting tract at an economical price for almost anyone with various opportunities for a wide variety of buyers. Tract is only seven miles from Lake Waccamaw and US 74, 13 miles to Whiteville, 33 miles to Lumberton, 39 miles to Wilmington, 60 miles from Fayetteville, and only 50 miles from North Myrtle Beach. Come take a look at this tract today before it gets gobbled up! Another beautiful Southeastern North Carolina jewel that will sell about as fast as it came onto the market. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away!

Tbd Sarah Peterson Rd, Council

$28,543
100596132 MLS ACTIVE Status
Sometimes you just need a place of your own - a quiet place to walk, enjoy nature, and breathe a little fresh air. This secluded, wooded property within the Bladenboro town limits offers an opportunity to own a natural retreat at an attractive price. While no forest inventory or timber cruise has been performed, the property may offer potential as a future timber investment. It could also provide an opportunity for a buyer to create a few cleared areas for camping, recreation, or simply enjoying the outdoors. The property is adjacent to the Bryant Swamp Canal, which is traditionally maintained by the Bryant Swamp Drainage District to provide drainage for the Bladenboro community and surrounding farmland. Important due diligence considerations: The property appears to be landlocked and does not have public road frontage. No access or access easement is being represented. The buyer will need to independently investigate whether legal and practical access can be obtained. Public water and sewer are known to be located along Martin Luther King Jr. Drive; however, no investigation has been performed regarding the feasibility or cost of extending or connecting to these utilities. This property was acquired from Bladen County through a tax foreclosure. The County does not perform title searches when acquiring or selling tax-foreclosed properties. Buyer should conduct a complete title examination and satisfy themselves regarding title, access, easements, and all other matters affecting the property. Conveniently located within the Bladenboro town limits, the property is near local restaurants, churches, Town Hall, the Spaulding-Monroe Cultural Center, Bladen Historical Society & Museum, and grocery shopping. Approximate drive times to nearby communities include: • 12 minutes to Dublin • 20 minutes to Whiteville • 21 minutes to Elizabethtown • 22 minutes to Lumberton • 37 minutes to Tabor City and the South Carolina line • 46 minutes to Fayetteville An interesting opportunity for a cash buyer looking for an affordable wooded property with privacy and recreational potential. Due to the property's access and title considerations, it is best suited for a buyer prepared to perform thorough due diligence before purchase.

Tbd Martin Luther King Junior Drive, Bladenboro

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