$399,000

About this home

This exceptional hardwood tract offers the ideal blend of privacy, accessibility, and proven wildlife habitat in a highly sought-after area just minutes from King and within commuting distance to Winston-Salem. Tucked away on a quiet dead-end road, the property provides a secluded setting while still maintaining quick and convenient access to Highway 52. The land features beautiful rolling topography covered in mature hardwoods, creating the perfect environment for both recreation and a potential homesite. A perennial flowing creek runs through the property, adding to its natural beauty while serving as a consistent water source for wildlife. The property is absolutely loaded with deer and turkey sign, including heavy rub lines and well-used travel corridors, making it a turn-key hunting tract with immediate potential. A unique feature of this property is its division by Highway 52, with a functional tunnel providing access to the back portion of the land. This creates natural separation and allows for strategic hunting setups, sanctuary areas, or future land use flexibility. An old homesite exists on the property and is considered to have no contributory value. However, the location offers an excellent opportunity for a new build, with a strong homesite position that captures the natural lay of the land and surrounding privacy. Whether you are looking to build, hunt, or invest in a quality piece of ground, this tract checks all the boxes with its combination of habitat, access, and location.

Property details

MLS

Canopy MLS

MLS #

CAR4366269

Property type

Acreage

Subdivision

N/A

Status

Active

Days on market

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On market date

April 7, 2026

Stories

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Total bathrooms

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Garage spaces

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Parking spaces

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Lot size

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Nearby schools

Within 10 miles. School directory data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), accessed via the Urban Institute Education Data API. Local Score is calculated by INNOVATE Real Estate; where a state rating is shown, it comes from that state's own official school report card.