Courtesy: Exit Realty Preferred
910-904-7355
REDUCED! Burney Rd Tract. Welcome to one of the most pristine areas of Bladen County—White Oak. This exceptional 67-acre tract offers everything a landowner, hunter, or outdoor enthusiast could ask for. With over 1,000 feet of road frontage and at least 10 acres of soil along Burney Road suitable for septic, this property is perfectly positioned for a homesite, hunting retreat, or family compound. Sportsmen will appreciate the abundant wildlife and diverse habitat. Phillips Creek winds through the center of the property. You will also find a 1.2 -acre duck impoundment with a flashboard riser that allows you to maintain your impoundment throughout the year. Deer, ducks, turkeys, and bear are all plentiful. Its natural location between what Bakers Lake(now owned by the State) and the Cape Fear River places it directly in a prime flight path for waterfowl. The tract includes: • 10 acres of Longleaf Pines planted in 2019 on a 10x10 spacing—now ready for pine straw production. • 20 acres of Containerized Loblolly Pines planted in 2019 on a 7x10 spacing. • The remaining acreage is a 20-year-old natural mix of pine and hardwood timber with value. • All in Land Use • All Property Corners are well established and have been maintained by the owner. • No deed restrictions leave your options wide open A well-established road provides access throughout most of the property, with only a small area at the rear falling within the FEMA floodplain. This is a rare opportunity to own a versatile, wildlife-rich, and investment-ready property in a highly desirable part of Bladen County. 32 miles to gate on All American 25 miles Downtown Fayetteville 17 miles to Elizabethtown 20 miles to Lumberton
Courtesy: EXIT REALTY PREFERRED
910-904-7355
Burney Rd TractPrice improvement! The owner has surveyed three one-acre lots (map not yet recorded) in an attempt to help market for potential homesites as well. Map Could changed to suite a potential buyer.Welcome to one of the most pristine areas of Bladen County—White Oak. This exceptional 67-acre tract offers everything a landowner, hunter, or outdoor enthusiast could ask for. With over 1,000 feet of road frontage and at least 10 acres of soil along Burney Road suitable for septic, this property is perfectly positioned for a homesite, hunting retreat, or family compound. Sportsmen will appreciate the abundant wildlife and diverse habitat. Phillips Creek winds through the center of the property. You will also find a 1.2 -acre duck impoundment with a flashboard riser that allows you to maintain your impoundment throughout the year. Deer, ducks, turkeys, and bear are all plentiful. Its natural location between what Bakers Lake(now owned by the State) and the Cape Fear River places it directly in a prime flight path for waterfowl. The tract includes:• 10 acres of Longleaf Pines planted in 2019 on a 10x10 spacing—now ready for pine straw production.• 20 acres of Containerized Loblolly Pines planted in 2019 on a 7x10 spacing.• The remaining acreage is a 20-year-old natural mix of pine and hardwood timber with value.• All in Land Use• All Property Corners are well established and have been maintained by the owner.• No deed restrictions leave your options wide openA well-established road provides access throughout most of the property, with only a small area at the rear falling within the FEMA floodplain.This is a rare opportunity to own a versatile, wildlife-rich, and investment-ready property in a highly desirable part of Bladen County. Broker has interest in property.32 miles to gate on All American25 miles Downtown Fayetteville17 miles to Elizabethtown20 miles to Lumberton70 miles to Wilmington
Burney Rd Tract Price improvement! The owner has surveyed three one-acre lots (map not yet recorded) in an attempt to help market for potential homesites as well. Map Could changed to suite a potential buyer. Welcome to one of the most pristine areas of Bladen County—White Oak. This exceptional 67-acre tract offers everything a landowner, hunter, or outdoor enthusiast could ask for. With over 1,000 feet of road frontage and at least 10 acres of soil along Burney Road suitable for septic, this property is perfectly positioned for a homesite, hunting retreat, or family compound. Sportsmen will appreciate the abundant wildlife and diverse habitat. Phillips Creek winds through the center of the property. You will also find a 1.2 -acre duck impoundment with a flashboard riser that allows you to maintain your impoundment throughout the year. Deer, ducks, turkeys, and bear are all plentiful. Its natural location between what Bakers Lake(now owned by the State) and the Cape Fear River places it directly in a prime flight path for waterfowl. The tract includes: • 10 acres of Longleaf Pines planted in 2019 on a 10x10 spacing—now ready for pine straw production. • 20 acres of Containerized Loblolly Pines planted in 2019 on a 7x10 spacing. • The remaining acreage is a 20-year-old natural mix of pine and hardwood timber with value. • All in Land Use • All Property Corners are well established and have been maintained by the owner. • No deed restrictions leave your options wide open A well-established road provides access throughout most of the property, with only a small area at the rear falling within the FEMA floodplain. This is a rare opportunity to own a versatile, wildlife-rich, and investment-ready property in a highly desirable part of Bladen County. Broker has interest in property. 32 miles to gate on All American 25 miles Downtown Fayetteville 17 miles to Elizabethtown 20 miles to Lumberton 70 miles to Wilmington
Courtesy: Gator Realty Group
910-736-2112
This is a lot of property for the price. You could have a nice water feature in the front with a little work. There are no restrictions out here and it's always quiet. Map is in documents.
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER ADVANTAGE - FAYETTEVILLE
910-483-5353
A beautiful country setting on a little over 8 acres of land! Cannot beat this property with it's appeal and proximity to the water! 1 bedroom 1 bath FULLY rennovated mobile home to be conveyed with the property. Recent updates and rennovations include windows, metal roof, flooring, sheetrock, counters, cabinets, ceiling fans, light fixtures, vanity, tub, toilet, wiring, mini-split unit, and more!! Do not miss out on this GEM!
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties Land and Farms
252-480-5263
Discover this beautiful 18-acre wooded property tucked away in the peaceful countryside of White Oak in Bladen County, North Carolina. This tract offers a quiet rural setting surrounded by scenic farmland, providing the perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and the privacy you've been looking for. The property features deeded access easement and a transmission line easement along the front of the property, opening up possibilities for a driveway, food plots, or utility placement. With the majority of the acreage in natural timber, it's ideal for a small hunting retreat, investment, or a weekend getaway. Located near state-owned land, Bakers Lake Natural Area bought by the state in 2023, this area is known for its abundant wildlife, conservation, and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Whether you're looking for a private escape or a versatile piece of land with potential, this Bladen County tract has it all- don't miss the opportunity to make it yours!
Courtesy: Hood Land Company
910-874-5734
0.96 acre building lot on quiet secluded area of White Oak. A convenient location to Fayetteville and the beautiful State Lakes.
Courtesy: Southern Palmetto Land Company LTD CO LLC
843-385-2408
Solid tract of timberland in the White Oak Community of Bladen County that is less than nine miles from Elizabethtown within a rural farming community with 74 acres of solid timber. Tract is ideal for building a home, growing timber, or chasing a big Bladen County Whitetail or long-bearded strutter! Located on the north side of the Cape Fear River lies the 74-acre John Owen Road Tract. This tract is located just nine miles from Elizabethtown and 30 miles from Fayetteville in the famous White Oak Community of Bladen County. The tract has a mixture of high white sandy soils in the pine plantations to the dense, peatland community at the rear of the tract. The tract contains a solid timber component with ~30 acres of planted loblolly and longleaf pine and the balance comprising a balance of bay forest intertwined with red maple, pine, oak, and loblolly bay. Pine plantation on the property is mostly contained along sandy ridges along the road frontage that is ready for its first thinning. Tract borders the Jones Lake State Park section of the 35,000-acre Bladen Lakes State Forest. Not only is the tract growing a solid stand of timber, this tract has a direct connection to the massive public land reserve that holds a healthy population of whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, and small game. Tract contains approximately 1,450 feet of road frontage along John Owen Road that could be well suited for a small development. Adjacent lands contain small homesteads, timberland, and several large agriculture operations located within the outer periphery. This tract is located right in the middle of a rural part of the county with a high population of deer, black bear, wild turkey, and lots of small game. Tract is well suited for the wildlife enthusiast with the opportunity to take a large Bladen County black bear, whitetail buck, or a long-bearded gobbler.
Courtesy: Advance Land and Timber, LLC
910-840-7919
Located in the western part of Bladen County, North Carolina is 152 +/- acres of hunting paradise. This property sits on the Cape Fear River and has endless opportunities. The property already has several food plots in place and is known for having trophy class whitetail deer that roam. The property also has an abundance of wild turkey which love to roost along the river bottom. The tract also has an established duck impoundment that has been hunted the last few years and is proven to hold several species of ducks. The duck impoundment has approximately 6 acres that can be planted and another 4 acres that are wooded, giving a total of 10 +/- acres that can be flooded. The property also has two 4-inch wells with power run to them to help flood the impoundment. There is approximately 2,800 feet of river frontage and 2,800 feet of road frontage. There is even a cleared area that would make a great place to build a cabin or your dream home in the country. If you are looking for a place outside the city with great hunting, but conveniently located from Fayetteville or Wilmington NC, give this property a look.
White Oak is located in North Carolina. White Oak, North Carolina has a population of 232. White Oak is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 15.52% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.7%.
The median household income in White Oak, North Carolina is $69,013. 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 White Oak is 60.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.3 inches per year, with 0.4 inches of snow per year.
