Who says you have to build a house on it? Tract 6 is 31.11 wooded acres on paved Davis Road, and this one is for the buyer whose land search has less to do with bedrooms and more to do with what happens outside. Hunt it. Cut trails through it. Create food plots.
Set up a recreational retreat. Practice your marksmanship. Or simply own 31 acres and leave most of it exactly the way you found it. And here's where it gets interesting: the property backs up to a timber tract containing more than 500 acres. For a recreational or hunting buyer, having that much adjoining timberland makes these 31 acres feel like they're sitting on the edge of something much bigger.
There's no HOA and no deed restrictions, and the property is zoned Rural Agricultural. The RA district provides for a broad range of potential uses, including agricultural and outdoor recreational uses. Shooting range facilities are specifically listed as a Special Use, along with other uses that may be worth exploring depending on what you have in mind.
Buyers should confirm their intended use and any required approvals with Onslow County Planning & Development. This tract is not being sold as a residential building site. The soil evaluation did not identify soils suitable for conventional or alternative wastewater disposal, and the recorded survey identifies Tract 6 as not intended for development.
If you're shopping for a homesite, one of the neighboring tracts will make more sense. But if you're shopping for woods, wildlife, recreation and acreage at roughly $3,858 per acre, keep reading. You're approximately 10 miles from Richlands, 12 miles from downtown Jacksonville, 16 miles from a Camp Lejeune gate and 28 miles from North Topsail Beach. No septic. No HOA. No deed restrictions. No need to pretend every piece of land needs a house. Sometimes 31 acres of woods is exactly what you were looking for.
