Not In A Subdivision Homes with Edgecombe County Schools High School

Not In A Subdivision Homes with Edgecombe County Schools High School

Welcome to a unique slice of North Carolina where the charm of rural living meets the conveniences of modern life—welcome to the area known as Not In A Subdivision! Nestled in the heart of Edgecombe County, this community offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life while still being conveniently located near amenities, shopping, and dining options.

Here, you’ll find homes that exude character and individuality, each set on spacious lots that provide ample room for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply enjoying the natural beauty that surrounds you. The absence of a subdivision means no restrictive HOA rules—just the freedom to personalize your property to your heart’s desire.

Families will appreciate the proximity to Edgecombe County Schools, ensuring that your children receive a quality education. The local high school is known for its commitment to academic excellence and a wide range of extracurricular activities, fostering a well-rounded experience for students. This community is not just a place to live; it’s a place to grow, learn, and thrive.

Imagine weekend barbecues in your backyard, evenings spent stargazing, and a lifestyle that allows for both relaxation and adventure. With easy access to nearby parks and recreational areas, outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities to explore the natural beauty that North Carolina has to offer.

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a place to raise a family, Not In A Subdivision in Edgecombe County is a hidden gem waiting for you to discover. Come and experience the charm of this community—your dream home is just waiting to be found!

Newest Not In A Subdivision Homes with Edgecombe County Schools High School

1 Nc Highway 33, Tarboro
$1,310,360
10140896 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
278.8 acre farm for sale outside of Leggett in Edgecombe County. An additional 404.3 acre farm is available on the south side of Highway 33, see MLS 10140897. The farm features 117 acres of cropland, 142 acres of 2019 loblolly pine plantation, and 3,950 feet of frontage along Highway 33. The property generates an annual income of $24,117 (approximate) from existing farm and hunting leases, which can be continued by the new owner. The 142 acre pine plantation can be thinned in approximately eight years, producing another income for the new owner. The cropland is comprised of loam and sandy-loam soils, including Dga, Ro, GoA, NoA, RaA, and WaB soil types. Due to the wet spring, the fields were left fallow, but they will be planted in the Spring of 2026. Access throughout the farm is provided by miles of truck/SUV roads and smaller ATV paths. The property benefits from low property taxes through the Forestry/Agriculture Present Use Value program. This tax status can transfer to the new owner at closing, providing significant property tax savings. County water and electricity are located along the road front. Sewer is located about ½ a mile toward Leggett. The farm is located 8 miles to Tarboro and the Kingsboro Mega Site, 15 miles to Rocky Mount and 20 miles to Interstate 95. Under a hunting lease. From October 1 through January 1. Showings must be set up through the agent and done mid-day during hunting season.

1 Nc Highway 33, Tarboro

2 Nc Highway 33, Tarboro
$1,900,210
10140897 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
404.3 acre farm for sale outside of Leggett in Edgecombe County. An additional 278.8 acre farm is available on the north side of Highway 33, see MLS 10140896. The farm features 124 acres of cropland, 273 acres of mid-aged and mature timber, 7,600 feet of frontage along Swift Creek, and 2,250 feet of frontage along Highway 33. The property generates an annual income of $22,383 (approximate) from existing farm and hunting leases, which can be continued by the new owner. The timber includes mid-aged and mature timber ranging from mature mixed hardwoods in the Swift Creek bottomland to mature and mid-aged pines and hardwoods on the uplands. The timber has not been cruised, but a recent timber inspection estimates an approximate value of $250,000±. Additional potential sources of income include sand mining and wetland mitigation. The cropland is comprised of loam and sandy-loam soils, including Dga, Ro, GoA, NoA, RaA, and WaB soil types. Due to the wet spring, the fields were left fallow, but they will be planted in the Spring of 2026. Access throughout the farm is provided by miles of truck/SUV roads and smaller ATV paths. The property benefits from low property taxes through the Forestry/Agriculture Present Use Value program. This tax status can transfer to the new owner at closing, providing significant property tax savings. Past timber management activities have created diverse wildlife habitat, including mature hardwood bottomland along Swift Creek, mature upland pine stands, young pine stands with early successional understory, and sloughs that may be suitable for duck hunting. County water and electricity are located along the road front. Sewer is located about ½ a mile toward Leggett. The farm is located 8 miles to Tarboro and the Kingsboro Mega Site, 15 miles to Rocky Mount and 20 miles to Interstate 95. Under a hunting lease. From October 1 through January 1. Showings must be set up through the agent and done mid-day during hunting season.

2 Nc Highway 33, Tarboro

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