Courtesy: Southern Palmetto Land Company LTD CO LLC
843-385-2408
62 acres of mostly high sandy land covered in 5 year-old loblolly pine plantation with pockets of larger bay and gum trees. Tract has 299 feet of road frontage along Sara Peterson Road with public water available. It's an ideal place to put up a subdivision for several homes or for a rural timberland/hunting retreat with growing timber and lots of wildlife options around. (Tract #2 of the original Sara Peterson Road Tract) Solid tract of timberland located in the rural part of southern Bladen County within the Rosindale/Council Community and is covered from one end to the other with healthy stands of both pine and hardwood species. With the exception of a few small heads of hardwood in select areas of the site, the majority of the tract is fully stocked in five-year-old loblolly pine from a containerized planting session during the winter of 2021. Even though the pine is only 5 years old, the pine stand is growing strong in the fertile Bladen County soils. This 62 acres falls within the timberland-rich area of eastern North Carolina that is not only full of healthy timber, but this tract is also located in a wildlife-rich area. This area is well known for supporting high populations of whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, other small game, and in recent years, wild turkey. Bladen and Columbus Counties are two of the fastest growing populations of wild turkey in the state. Black bears are also well known to roam these woods and clipping that black bear tag on this tract is very possible. The tract has a variety of habitat types from low, wetland areas covered in dense vegetation at the rear adjacent to Richland Branch to the high sandy ridges towards Sara Peterson Road and there is a broad transition zone in between. This tract can provide buyers with a wide variety of opportunities from just a pure timberland investment with hunting in its current state to several possible configurations for subdividing into several large estate-sized lots for residential, homesteading, or equine-based developments. The tract touches the road with 299 foot of frontage of Sara Peterson Road. Tract allows a new buyer plenty of room along the roadway to build a home or create a homestead tucked into the wood line with plenty of room for horses, goats, chickens, and other farm life AND still leaving plenty of room in the rear for hunting large and small game species throughout the year. The woodlands are ideal for hunting as this wooded tract connects to a very large forested corridor on nearly all sides of the tract that connect with tributaries to Richland Branch, Reedy Branch, Boggy Branch, and the massive Slap Swamp region of Columbus and Bladen Counties that all connect to the Lake Waccamaw and the Waccamaw River Swamp Complex. The young pine and hardwood trees can be fully managed to provide an income opportunity through timber production in the future. Truly awesome hunting tract at an economical price for almost anyone with various opportunities for a wide variety of buyers. Tract is only seven miles from Lake Waccamaw and US 74, 13 miles to Whiteville, 33 miles to Lumberton, 39 miles to Wilmington, 60 miles from Fayetteville, and only 50 miles from North Myrtle Beach. Come take a look at this tract today before it gets gobbled up! Another beautiful Southeastern North Carolina jewel that will sell about as fast as it came onto the market. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away!
Courtesy: EXP REALTY LLC
888-584-9431
Discover approximately 11 acres of partially cleared land with a county perc test in the peaceful countryside of Council. With a mix of open space and natural surroundings, this property offers plenty of room to create a private homesite, weekend retreat, mini farm, or recreational getaway. Enjoy the quiet rural setting while remaining just 15 minutes from Lake Waccamaw and less than an hour from the Carolina coast. Whether you are looking for space to build, explore, or simply get away from it all, this acreage offers an appealing combination of privacy, versatility, and access to some of southeastern North Carolina’s favorite outdoor destinations.
Discover approximately 11 acres of partially cleared land with a county perc test in the peaceful countryside of Council. With a mix of open space and natural surroundings, this property offers plenty of room to create a private homesite, weekend retreat, mini farm, or recreational getaway. Enjoy the quiet rural setting while remaining just 15 minutes from Lake Waccamaw and less than an hour from the Carolina coast. Whether you are looking for space to build, explore, or simply get away from it all, this acreage offers an appealing combination of privacy, versatility, and access to some of southeastern North Carolina’s favorite outdoor destinations.
Courtesy: Southern Palmetto Land Company LTD CO LLC
843-385-2408
87 acres of mostly high sandy land covered in 5 year-old loblolly pine plantation with pockets of larger bay and gum trees. Tract has over 500 feet of road frontage along Sara Peterson Road with public water available. It's an ideal place to put up a subdivide for several homes or for a rural timberland/hunting retreat with growing timber and lots of wildlife options around. Solid tract of timberland located in the rural part of southern Bladen County within the Rosindale/Council Community and is covered from one end to the other with healthy stands of both pine and hardwood species. With the exception of a few small heads of hardwood in select areas of the site, the majority of the tract is fully stocked in five-year-old loblolly pine from a containerized planting session during the winter of 2021. Even though the pine is only 5 years old, the pine stand is growing strong in the fertile Bladen County soils. This 87 acres falls within the timberland-rich area of eastern North Carolina that is not only full of healthy timber, but this tract is also located in a wildlife-rich area. This area is well known for supporting high populations of whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, other small game, and in recent years, wild turkey. Bladen and Columbus Counties are two of the fastest growing populations of wild turkey in the state. Black bears are also well known to roam these woods and clipping that black bear tag on this tract is very possible. The tract has a variety of habitat types from low, wetland areas covered in dense vegetation at the rear adjacent to Richland Branch to the high sandy ridges towards Sara Peterson Road and there is a broad transition zone in between. This tract can provide buyers with a wide variety of opportunities from just a pure timberland investment with hunting in its current state to several possible configurations for subdividing into several large estate-sized lots for residential, homesteading, or equine-based developments. The tract touches the road in two places with 221 feet of frontage on the lower end and 299 feet of frontage on the northern end of Sara Peterson Road. Tract allows a new buyer plenty of room at either location along the roadway to build a home or create a homestead tucked into the wood line with plenty of room for horses, goats, chickens, and other farm life AND still leaving plenty of room in the rear for hunting large and small game species throughout the year. The woodlands are ideal for hunting as this wooded tract connects to a very large forested corridor on nearly all sides of the tract that connect with tributaries to Richland Branch, Reedy Branch, Boggy Branch, and the massive Slap Swamp region of Columbus and Bladen Counties that all connect to the Lake Waccamaw and the Waccamaw River Swamp Complex. The young pine and hardwood trees can be fully managed to provide an income opportunity through timber production in the future. Truly awesome hunting tract at an economical price for almost anyone with various opportunities for a wide variety of buyers. Tract is only seven miles from Lake Waccamaw and US 74, 13 miles to Whiteville, 33 miles to Lumberton, 39 miles to Wilmington, 60 miles from Fayetteville, and only 50 miles from North Myrtle Beach. Come take a look at this tract today before it gets gobbled up! Another beautiful Southeastern North Carolina jewel that will sell about as fast as it came onto the market. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away!
Courtesy: eXp Realty
888-584-9431
Discover the possibilities for this versatile 3.69-acre tract located on Boggy Branch Road in Council, North Carolina. Conveniently situated in Bladen County, this property offers a unique combination of development flexibility, rural privacy, and easy access to some of the Southeast's most desirable destinations. Key features include: • Agricultural & Duplex Zoning • Approximately 449± Feet of Paved Public Road Frontage • County Water Available • Electric Available • High-Speed Internet Available • Flood Zone X • No Identified Wetlands • Cleared Parcel • No HOA Whether you're planning a private homesite, duplex development, hobby farm, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment, the property's zoning and available utilities provide multiple options for future use. Note: Property is currently under agricultural use and subject to the farmer's right to harvest growing crops for the current season.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Innovate-Wilmington
910-777-2200
Discover 26.8 acres of opportunity in the heart of Bladen County. Whether you're seeking a recreational retreat, hunting land or simply a place to enjoy the peace and privacy of rural North Carolina, this expansive tract offers plenty of room to explore. Surrounded by natural beauty and abundant wildlife, the property provides a secluded setting while remaining conveniently accessible. Rarely does acreage of this size become available - don't miss your chance to own a piece of the countryside! The property will require a well and septic system for water and wastewater needs.
Council is located in North Carolina. Council, North Carolina has a population of 1,171. Council is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 13.09% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.7%.
The median household income in Council, North Carolina is $60,313. The median household income for the surrounding county is $39,259 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Council is 60.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.2 inches per year, with 1.3 inches of snow per year.
