The property consists of 14.7 plus or minus acres in Montgomery County, North Carolina. It is listed at $95,290, which works out to approximately $6,496 per acre. The price is currently unchanged from its original listing.

Yes. The tract has approximately 950 feet of frontage along Shoe Factory Road. This substantial frontage provides convenient entry to the property and meaningful exposure along the roadway. The depth of the tract also allows a new owner to position improvements farther from the road for added privacy if desired.

The property was timber harvested in mid-2026, leaving an open landscape with clear views of the gentle to rolling terrain. The recent harvest gives a new owner a clean slate to decide the land's future direction. Options include establishing a homesite, creating a recreational or hunting retreat, developing wildlife habitat, pursuing small-acreage agricultural uses, or replanting to return the tract to productive timberland.

Electrical power is available along Shoe Factory Road, making it convenient to bring service to future improvements on the property. Public water is not available, so anyone planning residential development will need to install a private well and septic system. No soil or septic evaluations have been completed, so buyers should factor the cost of those studies into their planning.

The tract is zoned Residential 3 (R3) by Montgomery County. It sits about 7 miles from Troy and 6 miles from Mount Gilead, offering a quiet rural setting while keeping everyday services and major travel routes within easy reach.

The listing agent is Dylan Hurley, a Forester II and Real Estate Broker with American Forest Management based in Troy, North Carolina. He can be reached by cell at 910.571.2012. Dylan has over 12 years of forestry and land consulting experience and holds a North Carolina Real Estate Broker license, making him well suited to answer questions about both the land's practical characteristics and its market value.