Acreage Between Rocky Mount And Red Oak, Lot 3

Massive investment potential! Take a look at this vast acreage located within the town limits of Dortches and within one mile of the City of Rocky Mount! Here, you will find over 2,300 feet of total road frontage from two directions, including the main thoroughfare between Rocky Mount and Red Oak, Highway 43. Nash County has been exploding with development lately, and the trend is not slowing down due to the close proximity to Wake County, Interstate 95 and US Highway 64. The NCDOT will soon begin widening Highway 43, allowing for more future growth. With county water available, power lines on all three roads and fiber optic cable, the opportunities are endless. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to be a part of the growth of this community! The entire property's soils have been tested by a licensed soil scientist, showing that over half of the property would be suitable for septic. This is a preliminary lot that has been virtually divided from a larger property. It will require a survey prior to settlement which will be the responsibility of the buyer. There is an active farm lease, and it will continue to be farmed in 2024. A licensed North Carolina Real Estate Agent must be present during all showings. If you are interested or have any questions, please contact Dillon Eckert at 252-717-9788 or Dillon.eckert@whitetailproperties.com. Property Features: - Road frontage on three roads - +/- 2,300 Feet of road frontage - Electricity available on Highway 43, Woodruff Road and Brake Road - County water available on Highway 43 - Fiber optic cable on Brake Road - Sale includes corner commercial lot at Highway 43 and Woodruff Road - Home built in 1920 and barns have no value - Existing old well and septic system on property with house - There is a current annual farm lease on the tillable acreage - Small cemetery on property dating back to the 1920's - Selling AS-IS - Currently no restrictions excluding the corner commercial lot which has a zoning of B1 - Development and re-zoning would have to be approved by the Town of Dortches - This is a preliminary lot that has been virtually divided from a larger property - A survey would be required prior to settlement and would be the responsibility of the buyer - Approximately half of the soils are suitable for septic, per a licensed soil scientist