This nearly 25-acre property in Pender County offers a mix of cleared farmland and wooded areas, making it a great fit for farming, homesteading, or investment. Split by Bay Road, the south side has over five acres with about an acre and a half cleared, while the north side includes approximately 19 acres with 12 acres in row crops. The land has a history of growing soybeans, corn, and tobacco. The soils—Norfolk, Goldsboro, and Rains—support a variety of agricultural uses. There are no septic records on file, and some Special Flood Hazard area is located at the back of the larger tract along the creek, though most of the property sits at around 68 feet above sea level. This land could be an ideal expansion for an existing operation, a place to establish a bona fide farm, a homestead with room for livestock or horses, or a long-term investment in Pender County. The seller will not divide the property—both parcels must be sold together. Call a Realtor who understands LAND today for more info!