Property Description

Located just outside the city limits of Warsaw in Duplin County, this 60.75-acre property offers an excellent opportunity to own a sizable tract of timberland with outstanding residential and recreational potential with convenient access from two public roads. Situated on the corner of W Wards Bridge Road and CA Godbold Road near the edge of Warsaw's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ), the property features approximately 1,150 feet of road frontage on CA Godbold Road and over 930 feet along W Wards Bridge Road. With multiple points of frontage along both roads, the tract offers flexibility for accessing and navigating the property, subject to verification of established entrances and applicable access requirements. The property consists of a dense stand of naturally regenerated pine timber that was last clear-cut in 2013. Since harvest, the timber has naturally regenerated into a thick stand with a dense understory that provides excellent wildlife habitat and cover. This setting creates an attractive opportunity for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a private recreational tract to enjoy throughout the year. Surrounded by agricultural farmland, the property benefits from a rural setting that can appeal to those seeking privacy, room to explore, and a place to pursue their outdoor interests. The soils are primarily made up of Rains fine sandy loam and Goldsboro loamy sand, with a smaller portion of Norfolk loamy sand. These soil types are commonly found throughout the Coastal Plain of eastern North Carolina. The tract is predominantly upland, offering additional appeal for recreational use and potential future land planning, subject to further evaluation of site conditions, soils, and applicable regulations. Nearby utilities may also provide an advantage for buyers considering future improvements, although availability and connection requirements should be confirmed with the appropriate providers. Conveniently located near Warsaw, the property offers access to local shopping, dining, schools, and other community amenities while maintaining a country setting outside town. US Highway 117 and NC Highway 24 provide connections to surrounding communities and the broader eastern North Carolina region, while Interstate 40 offers access toward Wilmington and the Raleigh area. The North Carolina coast and its beaches are also within reach for day trips and weekend recreation. Whether you are looking for a hunting property, a timber investment, or a sizable tract of land with extensive road frontage and a convenient location, this 60.75-acre property presents an opportunity to own a versatile piece of Duplin County. Its combination of natural pine regeneration, wildlife habitat, surrounding farmland, and access from two roads makes it worth a closer look.

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