Courtesy: Perry & Co Sotheby's International Realty
252-482-4785
Discover the perfect place to build your dream home in the peaceful Batchelor Bay community, where peaceful surroundings and natural beauty create the perfect backdrop for coastal living. This spacious homesite offers a serene setting surrounded by natural beauty and upscale residences, making it an ideal retreat for full-time living or a weekend getaway. For those seeking even more space and flexibility, the adjacent lot at 460 Batchelor Bay Drive is also available for purchase, presenting a rare opportunity to own side-by-side properties and create a truly exceptional homesite.
Courtesy: Perry & Co Sotheby's International Realty
252-482-4785
Build your dream home on this beautiful 0.82-acre homesite in the desirable Batchelor Bay community. Nestled near the water and surrounded by custom homes, this spacious lot offers the perfect setting to enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty of northeastern North Carolina. Whether you're planning a full-time residence or a peaceful weekend retreat, this property provides an excellent opportunity to create your ideal coastal escape! Looking for even more space? The adjoining lot at 462 Batchelor Bay Drive is also available, giving buyers the rare chance to purchase both properties and create a larger estate-sized homesite or preserve additional privacy. Batchelor Bay is within easy driving distance of Edenton, Windsor, Williamston, Plymouth communities and feasible commuting distance to Greenville!
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties Land and Farms
252-480-5263
If you've been searching for an affordable hunting property in Eastern North Carolina, this tract in Bertie County deserves a closer look. Despite its manageable size, this property offers excellent wildlife habitat, convenient access, and a proven setup for hunting and outdoor recreation. The property features a mix of hardwoods and an open understory, creating ideal conditions for both wildlife movement and hunter visibility. A path running along the western boundary allows hunters to quietly access stand locations while minimizing disturbance to game. The surrounding area supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, black bear, and wild turkey, making this a great opportunity for hunters seeking a smaller, affordable parcel in a highly regarded hunting region. Adding to the property's appeal, adjacent agricultural fields were planted in corn last year, providing an attractive food source for deer and other wildlife. The combination of nearby agriculture, natural cover, and travel corridors helps create excellent hunting opportunities throughout the season. Bertie County has long been recognized as one of Eastern North Carolina's premier destinations for outdoor enthusiasts. Known for its abundant wildlife, extensive timberlands, productive farmland, and proximity to the Roanoke, Cashie, and Chowan River systems, the area offers outstanding opportunities for hunting, fishing, boating, paddling, and wildlife observation. Sportsmen from across the state are drawn to Bertie County for its rich outdoor heritage and diverse recreational opportunities. The property is accessed via a recorded easement off Republican Road and offers an affordable entry point into one of North Carolina's most desirable hunting regions. Whether you're looking for a personal hunting tract, a recreational getaway, or a long-term land investment, this property is well worth your consideration.
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties Land and Farms
252-480-5263
Whether you're looking for a weekend hunting retreat, a future homesite, or a manageable recreational property, this tract offers exceptional value in one of northeastern North Carolina's most productive wildlife regions. With a proven setup for hunting and plenty of room to make it your own, it's ready for your next adventure. If you've been searching for an affordable, turn-key hunting property in Eastern North Carolina, this 17.5+ acre tract in Bertie County deserves a closer look. Whether you're looking for a recreational getaway, a hunting retreat, or a secluded homesite, this property is already set up and ready to enjoy from day one. Located in an area well known for its abundant wildlife and strong hunting opportunities, the property supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, black bear, wild turkey, and even some wild hogs. Multiple hunting blinds and stands are already in place, along with fenced Boss gravity feeders and an extensive trail system that provides excellent access throughout the property. The land features a desirable mix of hardwoods and pines, creating a diverse habitat with excellent natural browse, bedding cover, and travel corridors for wildlife. A culvert and cleared area near the entrance provide an ideal location for a cabin, hunting camp, equipment shed, or future homesite. Bertie County is known for its rich outdoor heritage and access to some of the best recreational opportunities in northeastern North Carolina. Nearby rivers, creeks, and public game lands offer excellent hunting, fishing, boating, kayaking, and wildlife viewing opportunities. The area remains one of the state's hidden gems for sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts seeking room to roam without the crowds. Whether you're looking to establish your own hunting camp, build a private country home, or invest in a manageable recreational property, this tract offers a rare combination of affordability, usability, and outdoor appeal.
Courtesy: Century 21 Land and Home Realty, LLC
252-332-2867
Courtesy: United Country Respess Real Estate
252-623-2060
Great recreational/Investment property available in Bertie County. This is a must see hunting property with deeded access.Timber and wildlife have been managed extensively for the past 15 plus years. Timber was harvested and then replanted in 2019. The seller has put in many paths for good access to the property plus several food plots. On the south end of this tract there is a beaver swamp that has a good amount of open water that attracts lots of waterfowl including wood ducks, teal, mallards, and Canada geese each fall and winter. Bertie county has a reputation for quality whitetail deer and this tract is no exception. Besides nice bucks there are turkeys and occasional black bears. Small game includes rabbits, quail, woodcock, snipe and squirrels. This past summer the seller cleared out several paths and lanes for better access in the pines to improve hunting. This property is located just a mile or so from the town of Windsor which has several small restaurants, convenience stores, etc. plus access to the Cashie River. This is a turnkey hunting property set up and ready to go! Call today a set up an appointment for a showing!
Courtesy: Water Street Real Estate Group
252-562-6364
Discover this hunters playground or investors development opportunity just outside of Windsor City Limits! This property has great potential comprised of roughly 20 acres of farmland and 40 wooded acres with plenty of established hunting lanes. Property has been surveyed and has a proposed plat map drawn for an extension of Creekside Subdivision. Whether you want to build a house, setup a hunting camp or subdivide the property... the options are plenty!
Courtesy: Welcome Home Realty NC
252-482-0888
Spacious Cul-de-Sac Lot Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this cleared lot offers easy access for commuters and plenty of space for your future home. The yard has established grass with a backdrop of mature trees that add shade and privacy. Great opportunity to build in an established neighborhood.
Courtesy: Century 21 Land and Home Realty, LLC
252-332-2867
Excellent business opportunity and has operated as a business in the community for many years. Many different opportunities such as industrial and commercial. This property has road frontage, electric, water, and sewer. Warehouse, office, and old mill site
Courtesy: Carolina Land Agency
Welcome to The old Lea Lumber and Plywood Mill located in Windsor, NC. This one time booming mill was in operation until 1964. The facility today is home to Phelps and White Construction. Sprawling 33 plus acres of concrete and log yard is designed to hold 198 tractor trailer loads of lumber. Property also features 3 man-made ponds. Great opportunity for any existing lumber or raw material operation. Location is on direct route to the future 587 interstate connecting Williamston to Chesapeake, VA.
Courtesy: Perry & Co Sotheby's International Realty
252-482-4785
Batchelor Bay is a small waterfront community on the Albemarle Sound conveniently tucked between Edenton, Windsor and Plymouth. This acre DOUBLE homesite is wooded, affording privacy in a beautiful waterfront community. Fishermen will appreciate its proximity to the Chowan, Roanoke, Middle and Cashie Rivers as well as the Albemarle Sound. There is a neighborhood boat ramp for easy water access. Golfers will enjoy the Arnold Palmer Scotch Hall course only a few minutes away. For dining and shopping, downtown historic Edenton is just across the Chowan River. It's a tucked away paradise! Private septic required
Courtesy: Perry & Co Sotheby's International Realty
252-482-4785
Batchelor Bay is a small waterfront community on the Albemarle Sound conveniently tucked between Edenton, Windsor and Plymouth. This half acre homesite is wooded, affording privacy in a beautiful waterfront community. Fishermen will appreciate its proximity to the Chowan, Roanoke, Middle and Cashie Rivers as well as the Albemarle Sound. There is a neighborhood boat ramp for easy water access. Golfers will enjoy the Arnold Palmer Scotch Hall course only a few minutes away. For dining and shopping, downtown historic Edenton is just across the Chowan River. It's a tucked away paradise! Private septic system required.
Windsor is located in North Carolina. Windsor, North Carolina has a population of 3,401. Windsor is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 11.22% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 16%.
The median household income in Windsor, North Carolina is $36,727. The median household income for the surrounding county is $37,571 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Windsor is 42.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.5 inches per year, with 1.1 inches of snow per year.
