Due to a creek bordering the northeast property boundary, a wetland designated area can be found along the northeast property boundary and a small portion of the property is located in the FEMA 100 year floodplain. Despite this, the property is still able to be used, and has been used, for row crop agriculture. The property's soils bordering Hwy 41 consist of rains fine sandy loam, which turns into goldsboro loamy sand towards the center of the property. The northeastern property boundary boarding the creek consists of muckalee loam.

This blank slate of a property requires little to no clearing, offering endless recreational, investment, and residential opportunities! A small homestead, cabin, or hunting camp could potentially be built on the property; however, no soil evaluation has been conducted, so buyers are encouraged to assess the land's suitability for their intended use.

There exists a permanent conservation easement along the northeast boundary that was put into place in 2023 by the North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation. This easement doesn't impact the potential for farming or building a home as the easement encompasses only a small amount of acreage along the creek. However, within the boundaries of the easement, the area must remain natural. The boundary is well marked on the property for easy reference.

For more information on this and other land for sale in Jones County, contact Andrew Walters at 252-904-3184 or by email at awalters@ or visit