2835 Old Brick Road

Calling all hunters, homesteaders, and folks just looking to spread out and breathe a little easier—here's your ticket to the good life in the country. This roughly 50-acre farm in Craven County's wide-open east side has no zoning, no HOA, and nobody should be telling you what you can't do. A stocked field pond with bass and bream makes for lazy afternoon fishing, and deer, turkey, raccoon, fox, and even five different bears make regular appearances, this is a popular spot with those kind of locals. A 1-acre homesite sits smack in the middle where an old house once stood, already set up with county water, power, and a 3-bedroom septic system. Perfect spot to build a cabin, park your camper, or bring in the horses and livestock. Want a hunting camp? You've got a perfect spot for a ladder stand with a shooting lane and another good spot at the back near the railroad tracks. Want a mini-farm? The slab from the old barn's still there—just add your own barn-raising party. The fields are leased to a local farmer for $1010/year—who'll finish harvesting this fall. After that, you can re-up or take it back for your own pasture, hay, or garden plots. Horses? Absolutely. There's plenty of room for fencing, grazing, and trail riding around the perimeter. And with that mix of cleared and wooded land, it's ideal for a small equestrian setup or hobby farm. You're less than 30 minutes from New Bern and a straight shot to Greenville or the beach. Load up your cooler at the Piggly Wiggly, spend your morning in a tree stand, and your evening grilling what you got. Tract 2 on the other side of the tracks comes with no legal access, so the focus here is on the main spread, where you've already got established access and utilities. Bring your boots. Bring your big ideas. Whether you're after a weekend retreat, a hunting hideout, or a place to build your country homestead—this land's got room to breathe and freedom to match. Call a Realtor who knows about LAND today!