29 Acres in Maysville, NC - $377,000
This 29-acre tract, located just north of the Maysville Bypass, offers nearly 2,000 feet of frontage along New Bern Highway (Hwy 17) and an additional 200 feet on Springhill Road, providing excellent visibility and dual access points. Zoned Rural Agricultural, the property allows a range of development possibilities, with a minimum lot size of 20,000 square feet. Permitted uses include stick-built homes, manufactured homes, modular homes, duplexes, or one RV per parcel, along with accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and accessory structures. Approximately 10 acres are currently leased for row crop farming at $125/acre, and about 19 acres are wooded with trees planted roughly 25 years ago. The Horizon 2040 Future Land Use Plan designates this parcel for Agriculture and Forestry, supporting rural residential development, conservation-style subdivisions, and limited commercial uses to serve the...
This 29-acre tract, located just north of the Maysville Bypass, offers nearly 2,000 feet of frontage along New Bern Highway (Hwy 17) and an additional 200 feet on Springhill Road, providing excellent visibility and dual access points. Zoned Rural Agricultural, the property allows a range of development possibilities, with a minimum lot size of 20,000 square feet. Permitted uses include stick-built homes, manufactured homes, modular homes, duplexes, or one RV per parcel, along with accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and accessory structures. Approximately 10 acres are currently leased for row crop farming at $125/acre, and about 19 acres are wooded with trees planted roughly 25 years ago. The Horizon 2040 Future Land Use Plan designates this parcel for Agriculture and Forestry, supporting rural residential development, conservation-style subdivisions, and limited commercial uses to serve the rural community. A 4-inch water line runs along New Bern Hwy, with an 8-inch line accessible via Springhill Road from Belgrade Swansboro Road, offering flexible options for future infrastructure. Soil types include Goldsboro and Onslow, and buyers should confirm soil suitability based on intended use. With elevations ranging from 35-40 feet, the property lies outside Special Flood Hazard Areas. The two houses have an easement to get to Hwy 17 thru this tract. An adjacent 15-acre tract across Hwy 17 is also available for those seeking additional land - call a Realtor who understands LAND today for more info!
