Discover this exceptional 5.01+/- acre wooded parcel situated in a prime growth corridor of Brunswick County, just west of Highway 87 in Boiling Spring Lakes. This strategic location offers seamless access to the vibrant coastal destinations of Southport, the pristine beaches of Oak Island, and the amenities of Wilmington�positioning it perfectly for future residential development. Zoned R-6 (Medium Density Residential), the property offers solid potential as a long-term investment or future homesite in one of North Carolina's fastest-growing coastal counties.
The parcel is currently not accessible by vehicle. The roads leading to the property have not been maintained, so buyers will need to establish or improve access (through road work, easements, or permitting) before construction or regular use. This is an important upfront consideration and a clear opportunity for motivated buyers to add value.
The tract is fully wooded with mature timber for natural privacy and sits in the green woodpecker zone, which makes future planning and permitting easier.
In a region where land near beaches and growing communities is increasingly hard to find, this parcel provides a straightforward way to secure desirable acreage with strong upside potential. Ideal for investors, builders, or anyone wanting a piece of Brunswick County's coastal future.
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Kevin K Higgins910-523-0124,
Coastal Lights Realty
Source: Hive MLS,MLS#: 100552975Originating MLS: Cape Fear Realtors MLS, Inc.
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