Eric Schwind

Nestled in the quiet rural community of Laurel Hill in Scotland County, this expansive 22.5-acre property offers an exceptional opportunity for anyone seeking privacy, space, and versatility. With a blend of natural beauty and practical features, this parcel is well-suited for a variety of uses, including building a custom home, establishing a homestead, or creating a recreational retreat. The

3.8 acres of wooded land with a small pond, located where Wake, Johnston, and Harnett counties meet. The property carries a Willow Spring mailing address but sits much closer to Angier. It has been vacant for many years and remains in a natural state with mature timber throughout. There are old structures on the property, but they hold no value and will need to be demolished and removed. This is

29.18 Acres of Timberland in Robeson County, NCCheck out this 29.18-acre piece of timberland in Robeson County, North Carolina—perfect for investment, recreation, or even a future homestead. The timber was cut in 2020 and has been naturally growing back, making it a great spot for forestry, wildlife, or just enjoying the outdoors.The property has +/-367 feet of frontage on State Highway