Sometimes you just need a place of your own – a quiet place to walk, enjoy nature, and breathe a little fresh air. This secluded, wooded property within the Bladenboro town limits offers an opportunity to own a natural retreat at an attractive price.
While no forest inventory or timber cruise has been performed, the property may offer potential as a future timber investment. It could also provide an opportunity for a buyer to create a few cleared areas for camping, recreation, or simply enjoying the outdoors. The property is adjacent to the Bryant Swamp Canal, which is traditionally maintained by the Bryant Swamp Drainage District to provide drainage for the Bladenboro community and surrounding farmland.
Important due diligence considerations: The property appears to be landlocked and does not have public road frontage. No access or access easement is being represented. The buyer will need to independently investigate whether legal and practical access can be obtained. Public water and sewer are known to be located along Martin Luther King Jr. Drive; however, no investigation has been performed regarding the feasibility or cost of extending or connecting to these utilities.
This property was acquired from Bladen County through a tax foreclosure. The County does not perform title searches when acquiring or selling tax-foreclosed properties. Buyer should conduct a complete title examination and satisfy themselves regarding title, access, easements, and all other matters affecting the property.
Conveniently located within the Bladenboro town limits, the property is near local restaurants, churches, Town Hall, the Spaulding-Monroe Cultural Center, Bladen Historical Society & Museum, and grocery shopping. Approximate drive times to nearby communities include:
• 12 minutes to Dublin
• 20 minutes to Whiteville
• 21 minutes to Elizabethtown
• 22 minutes to Lumberton
• 37 minutes to Tabor City and the South Carolina line
• 46 minutes to Fayetteville
An interesting opportunity for a cash buyer looking for an affordable wooded property with privacy and recreational potential. Due to the property’s access and title considerations, it is best suited for a buyer prepared to perform thorough due diligence before purchase.