TBD Dallas Rd, Fairmont, Robeson, NC

Perfect tract of land with over 500 feet of road frontage along Dallas Road with a 0.5 acre of cleared land along the highway, a 5-acre hidden field on back half of property, and the balance in 15-year-old pine plantation. Ideal opportunity to build a home with plenty of land attached to hunt, recreate on, ride horses, or just about anything. Tract’s 1,800 foot depth and rectangular shape could allow for a prime opportunity for development. Tract is priced competitively and will appeal to a wide variety of buyers from developers, equine enthusiasts, hunters, and/or homesteaders. From fertile fields to growing timber and over 500 feet of road frontage, this is a true tract of land that shouldn't be overlooked. Tract is located in southern Robeson County between McDonald and Fairmont. This tract is located 3 miles from US 74/NC 41 Interchange and 12 miles from Exit 10 on Interstate 95. The Dallas Road Tract is found near the intersection of Pleasant Hope Rd and Dallas Road. Electricity and public water are available along Dallas Road. The tract is within a rural section of the county but is less than 5 minutes from US 74 and 12 minutes from I-95. The tract is perfectly suited for a residential or mixed-use development that could serve the lower end of Robeson County. 

This tract could also be maintained in its current state or partially within its natural state by creating a farm, homesteading, or for the hunter looking for a jewel to set up stands on and take large bucks, long bearded turkeys, and an easy limit of doves. The tract is well laid out for the hunter in mind with excellent wildlife habitat and a lot of deer, turkey, dove, and small game already using the property. The tract abuts large forested portions of land that allow this tract to be used by wildlife. This section of NC is well known for aligning perfectly along a solid flyway for doves and the 26 acres of cropland could be an ideal place for propagating sunflowers, corn, or millet that would be just the ticket to bring the birds in. Adjacent tracts are mostly farmland and large timberland tracts with some residential uses directly to the east just beyond the property boundary. The wooded land contains a mixture of mostly 15-year-old pine plantation with a few hardwood scattered throughout. The tract is also less than 10 miles from the nationally-recognized Wild and Scenic Lumber River that is loaded with largemouth bass, catfish, and solid populations of flatfish. Not only is it an anglers dream, but for a kayaker, the sights along the river don't get much better. 

This tract is ideal for development or the hunter looking for an excellent place to hunt a wide variety of game, but it also has an excellent opportunity to potential to erect a new home or create a small horse farm or raise some cattle. The tract is just minutes from Fairmont, Lumberton, and Dillon, South Carolina, but is also less than an hour from Fayetteville and just a little over an hour from North Myrtle Beach. 

(An additional 86 acres is available across Dallas Road to the south owned by same owner; a tract boundary survey will be required to convey property)

This property is being offered by Jeff Burleson, Managing Broker of Southern Palmetto Land Company. Burleson is both a N.C. and S.C. Registered Forester and Certified Wildlife Biologist. Let Jeff connect you with the right piece of property that will entertain your wild side with game galore and excellent income earning potential. If you are looking to buy rural or suburban land in North or South Carolina, then working with Jeff Burleson is the natural choice. For more information on this tract and any other tract of land for sale in this section of Eastern North & South Carolina, contact Jeff Burleson at 843-685-2408 or by email at [email protected] or you can visit our website at www.southernpalmettoland.com. 

From NC 41/US 74 Intersection, take NC 41 South towards Fairmont on NC 41 for 2.2 miles and turn right onto Dallas Road. Proceed for 1.1 miles to the intersection of Dallas Road and Pleasant Hope Road where the tract is just northwest of intersection on north side of Dallas Rd.