Located in northeastern Cabarrus County, North Carolina, the Glenmore Road Tract consists of three contiguous parcels totaling approximately 57.6 deeded acres. The property offers approximately 1,750 feet of frontage along Glenmore Road, gently rolling terrain, existing internal access, and a mix of recently harvested acreage and remaining woodland.
A gated farm and logging road extends into the tract and is passable for forestry, hunting, and recreational access. The road would likely require improvement before supporting regular residential traffic, but it provides an established route into the property for current use and future land-management work.
Approximately 38.6 acres were professionally clearcut in early 2026. No site preparation or reforestation has been completed, giving the next owner the opportunity to choose between establishing a new pine plantation, encouraging natural regeneration, or managing the area as early-successional wildlife habitat. Only minimal, scattered logging debris remains within the harvested area.
The remaining acreage includes hardwood and pine-hardwood areas that provide additional wildlife cover. A power-line right-of-way crosses the tract, creating an open corridor that may be suitable for hunting access, food plots, habitat improvements, or recreational travel, subject to the rights and requirements of the utility easement holder. A small pond is partially located along the southern property boundary.
All three parcels are zoned Agricultural/Open Space (AO) by Cabarrus County. Public water and electric service are available along Glenmore Road but are not currently connected. No soil evaluation, perc testing, septic approval, or residential site assessment has been completed. Buyers considering construction should independently confirm septic suitability, driveway requirements, utility connections, zoning compliance, and applicable county approvals.
The approximately 49.5-acre parcel is enrolled in North Carolina’s Present-Use Value program, while the two smaller parcels are not. Buyers will be responsible for any rollback taxes resulting from a change in land use. The property is not subject to any current hunting or agricultural leases, and all timber, mineral, and other rights owned by the seller will convey at closing.
The tract is located approximately 2 miles from Gold Hill, 2 miles from Misenheimer, 4 miles from Richfield, 15 miles from Salisbury, and 20 miles from Concord. Its location provides convenient access to nearby communities while maintaining the space and rural setting of a larger acreage property.
Whether you are searching for hunting and recreational property, a timber-management opportunity, rural investment acreage, or land with potential for a future homesite, the Glenmore Road Tract offers a practical foundation for long-term ownership.
The property is gated and shown by appointment only. Contact Dylan Hurley, RF, Broker with AFM Real Estate at (910) 571-2012 to request additional information or schedule a private showing.