This nearly 25-acre property in Pender County offers the rare combination of cleared farmland, wooded buffers, and build-ready homesites. The tract is split by Bay Road, with just over 5 acres on the south side—about an acre and a half already open—and roughly 19 acres on the north side, where 12 acres are currently in row crops. This land has a long history of producing soybeans, corn, and tobacco, and the soils—Norfolk, Goldsboro, and Rains—are known for their versatility in farming and homesteading. What sets this property apart is that it is no longer just raw land. The prior buyer secured three septic permits and well permits, creating immediate opportunities for multiple homes. That makes this an excellent option for anyone looking to establish a family compound, farmstead, or small community with room for livestock, horses, or gardens. The larger tract borders a creek at the rear, where some Special Flood Hazard area is present, but most of the property sits high and dry at about 68 feet above sea level. The mix of cleared fields and wooded acreage also provides privacy, habitat, and space for a range of uses—whether you want to continue row crop production, set up a bona fide farm, or design a homestead with room to grow. The seller will not divide the parcels—both sides of Bay Road are being offered together. This is a chance to purchase usable, permitted land in Pender County with flexibility for farming, multi-home living, or long-term investment. Call a REALTOR® who understands land to learn more and see what makes this tract stand out.