19 acres of Beautiful Residential or Recreational Land in Hyde County!!

Tranquility, privacy, and creek frontage, well off the beaten path. This is the ideal spot to build your dream home or vacation getaway.

Beautiful wooded acreage located in The Preserve in Hyde County. Well off the beaten path for those looking to enjoy coastal living while enjoying privacy and seclusion.  As you drive down the entrance to your property, you’re likely to see more wildlife than people! This property has thick pines as well as gorgeous marsh area along the creek - perfect for someone looking to build their dream home or vacation getaway with great views.

This parcel has well over 1,500 feet of frontage on Allison Creek and over 750 feet on Sandy Point Road. With electricity available all you need to do is select your homesite! Selective clearing of the timber will allow you to build your dream home or vacation getaway while ensuring your privacy. This parcel is also an excellent option for recreational use.

This property has an abundance of wildlife including deer, black bear, turkey, and waterfowl. A short paddle on your kayak leads you to Slades Creek which feeds into the Pungo River. The area is well known for its excellent fishery and waterfowling opportunities. It’s a sportsman’s paradise!

The nearby waterfront town of Belhaven is only 25 minutes away. Enjoy local seafood and shopping. Hyde County is rich in history. “Located in North Carolina's Coastal Plain region, was formed from Bath County in 1705. The area was originally inhabited by various Algonquian tribes…. The islands and inlets of Hyde County greeted European explorers from the early sixteenth century through the seventeenth, as colonies were first established in the New World. For a time, particularly in the early eighteenth century, the region's port communities and sea vessels were terrorized by pirate raids, including those led by the notorious Blackbeard. In 1845 Ocracoke Island-which, up until that point, had been part of Carteret County-was annexed to Hyde County. Today the island is part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.”

The area offers many recreational activities for visitors including nearby Lake Mattmuskeet and other National Wildlife Refuges, Ocracoke Lighthouse and easy access to the Outer Banks and the historic towns of Bath and Washington.