SOLD!! 8 acres of Timber and Hunting Land for Sale in Columbus County NC!

For immediate assistance with this listing call Bud Cook at 910-640-8784.

This conveniently located property could provide a smaller, manageable hunting tract or the timber could provide a great source of future income! Call Bud Cook at 910-640-8784 to schedule a showing today!

Located on Andrew Jackson Highway (Hwy 74/76) near Delco in Columbus County, North Carolina, is a great location for potentially building a home or having a few acres for hunting. The Bay Branch runs through the back of the property providing a great water source for whitetail deer, turkey, and other small game. Some trails could be made on the property to provide a great opportunity for outdoor activities, such as ATV riding, hiking or bird watching. The timber could even provide a source of future income. This tract is conveniently located just 20 minutes from Wilmington, NC and about 30 minutes from Whiteville and Elizabethtown, NC.

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/23dc2c57cde1f5a5b83ebe1e1da4f1bb/share). This is an interactive map, so you can easily change the base layers to view aerial, topographic, infrared or street maps of the area.

To visit this property, download the free "MapRight" app, email the link above to your phone, open in iOS, open MapRight, click on car, click on To, Drop Pin, tap on Go and you will receive driving directions to property.  Once you get to the property the link above will have the property lines and a blue dot showing your location.

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”.”