8.77 acres with river access in Robbins, NC
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Description
This 8.77 acres is located on the Deep River in Moore County and is about 15 minutes from Robbins. The property features a small shed, river access, and older timbers near the river. It has an active septic permit for utilities and needs a well. The surrounding neighborhood is farmland and older homes.
Access to the property is through an easement off of Caviness Town Road. The road is paved and state-maintained. The easement onto the property has a gate and is about a quarter of a mile from the property. It varies from gravel to dirt road. After a heavy rain it can be rough so would advise a 4×4 in those conditions. The driveway goes along the creek before crossing it once towards the end (there is a culvert that crosses over and is in good shape), and then the driveway continues down to the river. Once you get to the end of the driveway, there is a large washed-out area that has a walking bridge to get to the larger part of the property. At the top of the hill is a shed, and picnic table.
The property is only 15 minutes outside of Robbins, NC. 1 hour from Greensboro, Durham, and Fayetteville, and under 2 hours from Charlotte. It’s in a central location to many outdoor locations as well. Uwharrie National Forest is under 30 minutes away.
Property Tax: $139.05
Property APN: 863300218158
Property Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Wrg9Py3XV34b2jAe7
Disclaimer:
The buyer is responsible for verifying all information with the County as to what can and can’t be done with the property. Buyer will need to work with the County to obtain the proper permits if needed. Buyer will also need to confirm the availability of any utilities needed or serviced on the property. Seller has made a good faith effort to discover any restrictions that may exist on the property; however, Seller makes no warranties about the land, its condition, restrictions or what can be built on the property.
Property Information
Parcel Size
8.77
State
North Carolina
County
MOORE, NC
Nearest Cities
Robbins
Parcel Number
863300218158
Address
Caviness Town Rd, Robbins, NC, 27325
Legal Description
Williams Land
HOA
No
Property Features
Acres
8.77
County
Moore, NC
Access
Developed Easement/Driveway
Water
Well Required
Coordinates
35°28’58.6″N 79°33’40.9″W
Elevation
300″
Septic/Sewer
Septic Permit Active
Recreational Water
River and Stream
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Directions
From Caviness Town Road right before it loops around you will turn right down an easement about 1/4 a mile to the property. There will be a little slope and a gate off about 25 ft from Caviness Town Road (please call before you go). The driveway is some dirt and some gravel and goes along the creek before crossing it towards the end. There is a culvert that crosses over and is in good shape and then the easement continues down to the river. It is actually an old road (Johnson’s Ford Rd). There are a couple of other places that you can cross the creek. There is also a small walk bridge added for a second crossing.
Depending on weather it can be wet so i suggest a 4×4.
Nearby Attractions/City
Robbins, NC
Robbins, North Carolina, a quaint town nestled in Moore County, exudes small-town charm with its population of around 1,200 residents. Steeped in history as a former textile industry hub, Robbins retains its sense of community while blending historic remnants with modern amenities along Main Street. Visitors can explore local shops, dine at cozy cafes, and delve into the town’s heritage at the Robbins Museum. Surrounded by scenic countryside, Robbins offers opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and fishing in nearby natural areas such as the Uwharrie National Forest. With its welcoming atmosphere and rich cultural tapestry, Robbins beckons all to experience the essence of rural North Carolina living.
Uwharrie National Forest
Uwharrie National Forest, located in North Carolina, spans over 50,000 acres of diverse terrain, from rugged hills to serene lakeshores. Visitors can explore its extensive network of trails, including the challenging Uwharrie Trail, or enjoy water-based activities on Badin Lake and the Yadkin River. Rich in history, the forest is home to Native American artifacts and remnants of early European settlers. With campgrounds, picnic areas, and visitor centers, Uwharrie National Forest offers a perfect escape for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and tranquility amidst its natural splendor.
To get directions, select the property marker and then select the Diamond Arrow sign in the top right corner. This will open up the property location in Google Maps!