This 462-acre tract in Pamlico County, NC—just off Kershaw Road—offers the perfect mix of investment potential, recreational opportunity, and long-term value. With Tarkiln Creek forming the western border, the property has natural water frontage and scenic views, making the west side a great candidate for future residential development.
The majority of the land is prime timberland recently harvested in 2024, now ready to be replanted for a strong timber investment. Large tracts like this are increasingly hard to find, and this one offers plenty of room to manage for both timber and wildlife.
For hunters and outdoor lovers, this property is a dream come true. Deer, turkey, bear, and small game are abundant, supported by a variety of natural habitats across the acreage. The size and layout allow for multiple hunting stands, food plots, and trails, with enough space to enjoy without crowding.
It’s also an excellent fit for horse lovers. The open ground and vast acreage create endless possibilities for riding trails, pastures, and barns, giving equestrian enthusiasts the chance to build out their own private riding retreat alongside the property’s other uses.
Whether you’re looking for a private hunting retreat, an equestrian property, a site for a future home or lodge, or a property to hold for long-term timber investment, this land delivers. With its combination of creek frontage, timber potential, abundant wildlife, and space for horses, it offers flexibility for any vision—hunt it, ride it, build on it, replant it, or develop it. Opportunities like this—large acreage with water frontage and close proximity to Oriental & the Neuse River, ready for both work and play—don’t come around often.