Opportunities to purchase 461.39± contiguous acres at an affordable price per acre are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Eastern North Carolina. This large recreational and timber tract offers an exceptional combination of size, diverse habitat, established access, mature hardwoods, growing pine timber, and outstanding hunting opportunities. For buyers looking to own a significant amount of land without paying the premium often associated with large acreage tracts, this property deserves serious consideration. The property features a diverse mix of approximately 18-year-old pine stands, mature maple and hardwood timber, natural oak and maple regrowth, emerging pine, and younger regenerating areas that provide thick bedding and security cover for wildlife. Wildlife activity is abundant, with whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, hogs, quail, and other small game utilizing the property and surrounding area. The combination of mature timber, thick regrowth, agricultural influence, and interior openings provides an excellent foundation for creating a first-class hunting property. An approximately 2-acre established clearing has already been created and offers an ideal location for a food plot, hunting setup, or expanded wildlife management area. Additional food plots, feeders, and strategic habitat improvements could make this an exceptional property for the serious outdoorsman. Established access points and interior ATV trails allow you to travel through much of the acreage by ATV or side-by-side, making it easy to hunt, explore, and manage the property. Recently surveyed boundaries and professionally opened property lines provide added confidence and usability from day one. Whether your goal is hunting, timber investment, ATV riding, camping, or simply owning a large private retreat, this property offers the acreage and diversity to do it all. The size and privacy of the tract provide numerous possibilities for an off-grid hunting camp, rustic cabin, or future recreational getaway. Power can be brought to this property as the 60ft access easement allows for utility access and would have to be ran over 3 miles to get there. Conveniently located within approximately 30 minutes of New Bern and 45 minutes of Greenville, the property offers the privacy of rural Eastern North Carolina while remaining within reach of shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences. NC Wildlife boat ramps along the Neuse River are also nearby, providing additional opportunities for boating and fishing. Large tracts of this size, with this level of habitat diversity and recreational potential, are becoming harder to find--especially at an attractive price per acre. With 461.39± acres to hunt, manage, invest in, and enjoy, this is a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of Eastern North Carolina land without the high per-acre price often associated with properties of this size.
Stretching across 237.99 acres of rolling farmland, thriving timber, and peaceful countryside, this remarkable Craven County property offers the freedom to create something truly your own. Whether your vision includes continuing its agricultural and timber legacy, establishing a private estate, creating a recreational retreat, developing a family compound, or simply investing in a significant landholding, this property provides the space and flexibility to make it happen. The landscape is as versatile as it is beautiful, with open fields ready for farming, livestock, or equestrian use, while acres of managed timber add natural beauty and long-term investment potential. Existing farm paths wind through the property, making it easy to explore everything from quiet wooded sections to expansive open acreage. Wildlife is abundant, creating an ideal setting for hunting, trail riding, camping, or spending weekends surrounded by nature. Located in the peaceful Ernul community just outside New Bern, you'll enjoy the privacy of country living without sacrificing convenient access to shopping, dining, medical facilities, and the waterfront charm of Historic Downtown New Bern. Here, you'll find the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. With no known restrictions, the possibilities are wide open. Build your dream home overlooking the fields, establish a working farm, expand your timber investment, create a hunting preserve, or hold the property as a long-term asset. However you envision its future, this is more than just acreage--it's a place where ideas have room to grow and generations can leave their mark on the land.
Located off Rock Rd with approximately 550 feet of road frontage in a quiet stretch of Eastern North Carolina, Lot 7 is a 39± acre tract that offers a great mix of privacy, accessibility, and strong recreational potential. With state-maintained road access to Rock Rd, getting to the property is easy, but once you step inside, it has that peaceful, backwoods feel folks are looking for. The land is fully wooded with a naturally regenerated mix of timber, creating a good balance of open woods and thicker pockets of cover. This layout is ideal for wildlife, giving deer and other game places to feed, travel, and bed all on the same property. You'll find signs of whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, and black bear moving through the area, along with quail seen nearby. As it sits, the property is huntable, but there's plenty of room to make it even better with a few food plots, feeders, or small clearings to help draw and hold more game. A recent survey has been completed, clearly marking the acreage and property lines. The boundaries have been opened up with a forestry mulcher, so you can easily ride or drive around the perimeter and know exactly where your lines are. That added access makes it simple to manage the land and get around without any guesswork. Lot 7 is a great option for a recreational getaway. Whether you're riding ATVs, setting up a hunting camp, or just looking for a place to spend the weekend outdoors, this tract gives you the space and flexibility to do it. Power is located about 1.5 miles away, making it a good candidate for off-grid use or a simple cabin setup. You're in a great location with easy commutes--about 30 minutes from New Bern and roughly 45 minutes from Greenville--close enough for supplies and dining, but far enough out to enjoy the quiet. NC Wildlife boat ramps along the Neuse River are also within a short drive, giving you easy access to fishing and time on the water. If you're looking for a well-rounded tract with good hunting potential, usable ground, and a laid-back Eastern NC setting, Lot 7 is worth checking out.
Tucked off Rock Rd in a quiet stretch of Eastern North Carolina, Lot 13 is a 35± acre tract that offers a great mix of privacy, access, and strong recreational potential. With frontage on a state-maintained road, getting to the property is easy, but once you step inside, it has that peaceful, backwoods feel folks are looking for. The land is fully wooded with a naturally regenerated mix of timber along with some mature timber, creating a good balance of more open woods and thicker pockets of cover. This setup works well for wildlife, giving deer and other game places to feed, travel, and bed all on the same property. You'll find signs of whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, and black bear moving through the area, along with quail seen nearby. As it sits, the property is huntable, but there's plenty of room to make it even better with a few food plots, feeders, or small clearings to help draw and hold more game. A recent survey has been completed, clearly marking the acreage and property lines. The boundaries have been opened up with a forestry mulcher, so you can easily ride or drive around the perimeter and know exactly where your lines are. That added access makes it simple to manage the land and get around without any guesswork. Lot 13 is a great option for a recreational getaway. Whether you're riding ATVs, setting up a hunting camp, or just looking for a place to spend the weekend outdoors, this tract gives you the space and flexibility to do it. Power is located about 1.5 miles away, making it a good candidate for off-grid use or a simple cabin setup. You're in a convenient spot--about 30 minutes from New Bern and roughly 45 minutes from Greenville--close enough for supplies and dining, but far enough out to enjoy the quiet. NC Wildlife boat ramps along the Neuse River are also within a short drive, giving you easy access to fishing and time on the water. If you're looking for a well-rounded tract with good hunting potential, usable ground, and a laid-back Eastern NC setting, Lot 13 is worth checking out.
Located off Rock Rd with approximately 1,470 feet of road frontage in a quiet stretch of Eastern North Carolina, Lot 6 is a 25± acre tract that offers a great mix of privacy, access, and strong recreational potential. With frontage on a state-maintained road, getting to the property is easy, but once you step inside, it has that peaceful, backwoods feel folks are looking for. The land is fully wooded with a naturally regenerated mix of timber, creating a good balance of more open woods and thicker pockets of cover. This setup works well for wildlife, giving deer and other game places to feed, travel, and bed all on the same property. You'll find signs of whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, and black bear moving through the area, along with quail seen nearby. As it sits, the property is huntable, but there's plenty of room to make it even better with a few food plots, feeders, or small clearings to help draw and hold more game. A recent survey has been completed, clearly marking the acreage and property lines. The boundaries have been opened up with a forestry mulcher, so you can easily ride or drive around the perimeter and know exactly where your lines are. That added access makes it simple to manage the land and get around without any guesswork. Lot 6 is a great option for a recreational getaway. Whether you're riding ATVs, setting up a hunting camp, or just looking for a place to spend the weekend outdoors, this tract gives you the space and flexibility to do it. Power is located about 1.5 miles away, making it a good candidate for off-grid use or a simple cabin setup. You're in a great location with easy commutes--about 30 minutes from New Bern and roughly 45 minutes from Greenville--close enough for supplies and dining, but far enough out to enjoy the quiet. NC Wildlife boat ramps along the Neuse River are also within a short drive, giving you easy access to fishing and time on the water. If you're looking for a well-rounded tract with good hunting potential, usable ground, and a laid-back Eastern NC setting, Lot 6 is worth checking out.
Tucked along Rock Rd, Lot 15 is a 55± acre tract that offers a larger footprint and a true ''backwoods'' feel in Eastern North Carolina. With over 750 feet of road frontage on Rock Rd, you've got solid access while still being able to get back off the road and enjoy plenty of privacy. This property is mostly made up of a dense pine stand that's around 15± years old, creating thick cover across much of the tract. That kind of growth is great for wildlife, giving deer, hogs, and bear the bedding and security they look for. It also helps hold game on the property, especially during hunting season when pressure picks up. There are already established ATV trails running through the interior, making it easier to move around, check stands, and access different areas without having to cut in new paths. Game sign is present throughout, with whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, and black bear all using the property. Quail have also been seen in the area. While the thicker pine cover provides excellent bedding, there's plenty of opportunity to make this tract even better. Opening up a few food plots along the trail system, adding feeders, or creating small clearings could give you a strong mix of bedding and feeding areas to help attract and hold more wildlife. A recent survey has been completed, clearly marking the acreage and property lines. The boundaries have been opened up with a forestry mulcher, so you can ride or drive the perimeter and easily see where the property lines run. Combined with the interior trail system, this makes the tract very usable from day one. Lot 15 is well suited for a recreational setup, whether you're hunting, riding ATVs, or setting up a private camp in the woods. Power is about 1.5 miles away, making it a great option for an off-grid cabin or hunting camp. You're located about 30 minutes from New Bern and roughly 45 minutes from Greenville, offering a good balance of convenience and seclusion. Nearby NC Wildlife boat ramps along the Neuse River give you easy access to fishing and boating as well. If you've been looking for a larger, more secluded tract with thick cover, strong hunting potential, and existing trail access, Lot 15 off Rock Rd is ready to be put to use.
Approximately 8.46 acres this undeveloped land which is mostly cleared is a mere 17 minutes from downtown Historic New Bern. Conveniently located in Craven County this property has 2 separate Improvement Permits, each allowing for a 4 bedroom home. Few restrictions except for no manufactured homes and no mobile homes. This property is perfect for someone who wants room to stretch out or to have family build close by. Build a house with a barn, have a farm with all the animals. Buyer may have the option to divide property provided in accordance with Craven County Subdivision Ordinance.

Ernul is located in North Carolina. Ernul, North Carolina has a population of 1,031. Ernul is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 16.26% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.07%.
The median household income in Ernul, North Carolina is $44,079. The median household income for the surrounding county is $56,325 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ernul is 51.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 33.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 53 inches per year, with 1 inches of snow per year.