Diverse timber resourcesAbundant game populationsExtensive internal roadsEstablished infrastructureEstablished shooting lanesSignificant surrounding farm acreageEstablished habitat diversity
The Sanderson-Harrell Family Tract lies within one of the most desirable and historically rich regions of southeastern North Carolina. Positioned midway between Wilmington and Fayetteville, this expansive 235-acre, family-owned property offers exceptional recreational value while also serving as a strong long-term land and timber investment. With established habitat diversity, internal infrastructure, and significant surrounding farm acreage, the tract provides all the essential components of a premier rural property.
For generations, the Sanderson-Harrell Tract has been thoughtfully stewarded for both wildlife and timber productivity. This careful management has resulted in healthy stands of mixed pine and hardwood timber transitions, abundant game populations, and a landscape that supports year-round outdoor use. The tract features extensive internal roads and established shooting lanes, providing excellent access throughout the property. In addition, Clear Run flows through the land, offering unique waterfowl hunting opportunities to complement the strong deer and turkey populations already present.
Surrounded by large, well-managed agricultural tracts, the property benefits from both privacy and enhanced wildlife habitat. With its strategic location, diverse timber resources, and established infrastructure, the Sanderson-Harrell Family Tract presents a rare and valuable opportunity in southeastern North Carolina.
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