Recreational Land for Sale in Grifton, North Carolina

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Have you been in the market for your own piece of ground where you can take the family or friends and recreate? This 25.22 acres of natural timberland is just that; a clean slate for you to go in and invest in timberland, clear spots for a great camping location or to have lush food plots, or even go in and have a secluded homesite in the middle of the woods! Call Chase Furlough at 252-505-6893 to schedule a showing today!

25.22 acres of recreational timberland for sale in Pitt County, located just to the east of Grifton and about 1.5 miles off of highway 11. This property has a semi mature natural stand of mixed timber that primarily consists of pine. When walking the timber you will find a multitude of game sign from active trails, deer scraps and rubs, to scat from multiple species. The timber provides the perfect opportunity to get "close and personal" with the game you are hunting. The surrounding agriculture fields make this an ideal location for wild game to bed and take cover in making this a ideal location for a hunting tract.

Having minimal road frontage and the bulk of the property being away from outside pressures a clearing in the middle of the timber would make a excellent location for a food plot. This could be set up with two locations in the two main blocks on this tract where this 25 acres would "hunt big" with minimal disturbance from hunters having to walk through the food plot to access the stands you would hunt.

Another option would be to consider this tract for a residential property. Though the driveway would be lengthy it would only provide further privacy leading to a secluded and quiet homesite.

This property is in a ideal location being set out in the country where privacy and seclusion is easily obtainable. Even so you are close to surrounding towns: Grifton: 7min; Greenville: 30min; New Bern: 40min; Kinston: 24min

A little about the area... Grifton, once known as "Bell's Ferry", "Coward's Bridge" and"Skinhead", is situated south of Greenville on both sides of Contentnea Creek (known locally as Moccasin River) a few miles above where it empties into the Neuse River. It was once known as the most divided town in North Carolina, being in three townships, Contentnea and Swift Creek in Pitt and Contentnea Neck in Lenoir County. It was in two senatorial districts, two judicial districts, and two congressional districts. It even had three township constables exercising authority over their respective parts of town.

For more information on this and other land for sale in Pitt County, contact Chase Furlough at 252-505-6893 or by email at cfurlough@ or visit