Thad Roberts

This 210-acre tract off Oriental Road in Pamlico County, NC, combines timberland, farmland, and waterfront for a rare mix of investment and recreational opportunities. The property includes approximately 186 acres of marsh and standing pine timber planted in 2010, providing strong future timber potential, along with 24 acres of cultivated cropland currently in use. With this balance of land types, it’s well suited for those interested in both timber and agriculture. Bordered on the north by Green’s Creek, the property offers waterfront access and scenic views, opening the door to even more possibilities. Outdoorsmen will find it an outstanding hunting property, with abundant deer, turkey, and waterfowl supported by the diverse habitat. Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the open space for establishing pastures and riding trails, while those dreaming of a private retreat will find the setting ideal for building an estate, cottage, cabin, or lodge. In addition to recreational and private uses, the creek frontage also provides potential for residential development, offering water views and access in a quiet, rural location. Whether your vision includes farming, timber, hunting, equestrian pursuits, or creating a waterfront getaway, this tract offers the size and flexibility to bring it to life. Conveniently located near the town of Oriental, NC—known as the sailing capital of North Carolina—this property blends seclusion and natural beauty with quick access to marinas, shops, and the boating lifestyle that makes this area so desirable. 2 other tracts available for purchase together or separately: PID #I08-34 (214 AC off Teach’s Cove Road) and #H08-42 (462 AC off Kershaw Road).

This 214-acre tract on Teach’s Cove Road in Pamlico County, NC, offers endless possibilities with a prime location and waterfront on Kershaw Creek. The land was recently harvested and is now ready to be replanted, making it a smart choice for investors looking to establish a new timber crop with long-term potential. The property’s size and layout make it a versatile piece of ground that can be shaped to fit a variety of goals. For hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, it’s an ideal recreational tract, with plenty of room to set up stands, create food plots, and manage for deer, turkey, bear, and other game. For horse lovers, the acreage provides ample space for riding trails, pastures, and barns, all with the added bonus of water frontage. Those looking for a private retreat will find endless potential here, whether building a waterfront getaway, a family estate, or even a hunting lodge. With its creek access and natural beauty, the property is also well-suited for future residential development, offering opportunities for a subdivision or community that blends rural space with water access. Located just minutes from Oriental, NC—the sailing capital of the state—this tract combines seclusion with convenience. In Oriental, you’ll find marinas, shops, and restaurants, along with a vibrant boating community. Whether your vision is investment, recreation, or development, this 214-acre property delivers a rare opportunity to own a large, versatile piece of land in a highly desirable area of coastal North Carolina. 2 other tracts available for purchase together or separately: PID #H08-64 (210 AC off Oriental Road) and #H08-42 (462 AC off Kershaw Road).

This 462-acre tract in Pamlico County, NC—just off Kershaw Road—offers the perfect mix of investment potential, recreational opportunity, and long-term value. With Tarkiln Creek forming the western border, the property has natural water frontage and scenic views, making the west side a great candidate for future residential development. The majority of the land is prime timberland recently harvested in 2024, now ready to be replanted for a strong timber investment. Large tracts like this are increasingly hard to find, and this one offers plenty of room to manage for both timber and wildlife. For hunters and outdoor lovers, this hunting property is a dream come true. Deer, turkey, bear, and small game are abundant, supported by a variety of natural habitats across the acreage. The size and layout allow for multiple hunting stands, food plots, and trails, with enough space to enjoy without crowding. It’s also an excellent fit for horse lovers. The open ground and vast acreage create endless possibilities for riding trails, pastures, and barns, giving equestrian enthusiasts the chance to build out their own private riding retreat alongside the property’s other uses. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting retreat, an equestrian property, a site for a future home or lodge, or a property to hold for long-term timber investment, this land delivers. With its combination of creek frontage, timber potential, abundant wildlife, and space for horses, it offers flexibility for any vision—hunt it, ride it, build on it, replant it, or develop it. Opportunities like this—large acreage with water frontage and close proximity to Oriental & the Neuse River, ready for both work and play—don’t come around often. *2 other tracts available for purchase together or separately: PID #H08-64 (210 AC off Oriental Road) and #I08-34 (214 AC off Teach's Cove Road).

Situated in the heart of western Pitt County's peaceful (and less developed) rolling countryside, 5369 Dilda Church Road presents a rare opportunity to enjoy rural living with versatility and potential. Located among tall timber and open pastureland, this property boasts 23 acres with both a main residence, a guest home, and a large garage/workshop. All of this comes together to offer a tranquil retreat with space to breathe and dream. The expansive land opens up a wide range of possibilities; whether you're envisioning a private equestrian haven, space for deer and bear hunting, or the groundwork for future residential development. Having two homes on the same property is unique, and opens the door for a multitude of options. With this much acreage, the land holds unlimited potential for those seeking to develop an outdoor events center/venue, build additional structures, or create a multi-family compound. With utilities already established at both the main residence and the guest house, plus the property's generous road frontage, there are endless possibilities. Combined Living Space: around 2,600 SQFT While the setting offers peace and privacy, you're never far from convenience: 30 minutes to Greenville, NC - Medical Center, fine dining, shopping, East Carolina University Easy access to Wilson, Rocky Mount, and Raleigh Pitt-Greenville Airport (PGV) - Regional flights RDU International Airport - National and International destinations Whether you're seeking a country lifestyle, recreational land, or an investment in future development, 5369 Dilda Church Road is a standout opportunity in Eastern North Carolina.

Located in southeastern Beaufort County, NC this 22.9-acre wooded tract is conveniently located on Hwy 33 just 25 minutes east of Chocowinity, North Carolina.  Re-planted in longleaf pine seedlings in 2013, this property is fully populated with mainly longleaf pines with some natural regeneration of loblolly pine in the mix.  The trees will be ready for the first commercial thinning in 3 to 4 years.  There is a current survey on record and a fee simple, general warranty deed that expressly details the deeded access to NC Hwy 33.   Being surrounded by other large tracts of forested raw land, this isolated environment is home to healthy populations of whitetail deer and black bear.  This is prime hunting territory on top of being an excellent timber investment.  Boating and fishing access to the Pamlico River and the Intracoastal Waterway are nearby with boat launches either on Blounts Creek or South Creek in Aurora, NC.  The property is approximately one quarter mile south of NC Hwy 33 and the access is via a soil-based road.  The access easement measures 30 ft wide as detailed on the recorded survey map.  As a hunting destination this property is 45 minutes east of Greenville, NC and Raleigh, NC is two hours away.  Flight connections at regional terminals in both New Bern and Greenville, NC.