SOLD!! 49.46 Acres of Hunting and Timber Land for Sale in Columbus County NC!

With timber ready to be thinned, this is the perfect property for hunting, a timber investment or even your dream country home!

Located on Andrew Jackson Highway near Chadbourn in Columbus County, North Carolina, this property would make an ideal hunting tract, a great timber investment, or even a possible home site for your dream home in the country. This area is great for deer, turkey, bear, and small game due to the Dunn Swamp located at the back of the property and the diversified habitat. The timber is approximately 18 years old and a mixture of Loblolly pine and Hardwood trees. The timber is ready to be thinned. Thinning would improve the timber stand and generate some income to help debt service the property or be used for improvements to the property. This would be a good opportunity to cut out a home site or create some food plots to enhance the hunting. A possible home site would be subject to a perc test, but perfect for any outdoorsman who wants to hunt in their own backyard! The property is conveniently located less than an hour from North Myrtle Beach, 30 minutes from Lumberton, and just a short drive to Whiteville and Lake Waccamaw.

For a bird’s eye view of this property, visit our “MapRight” mapping system. Copy and paste this link into your browser (https://mapright.com/ranching/maps/52f7447f1b15fa3320ef78d98ca4a14a/share) and then click on any of the icons to see beautiful photographs of the property taken from those locations. You can easily change the base layers to view aerial, topographic, infrared or street maps of the area.

Let Bud Cook, a Certified Land Specialist with Mossy Oak Properties/NC Land and Farms, connect you with the right piece of property that will fill your dreams and inspire your imagination. If you are looking to buy rural land in North Carolina or South Carolina, then working with Bud Cook is the natural choice.

“I love working with rural land, and I want to help you discover the unique bond with the land and its wildlife that only comes with owning your own “fist full of dirt”.”