Located in the Harrisville community of southern Montgomery County, this 68± acre tract offers an outstanding opportunity for the recreational buyer, investor, or landowner looking to establish a long-term timber and wildlife property. The tract was clearcut in 2014 and has been allowed to regenerate naturally, resulting in a healthy and diverse stand of young loblolly pine mixed with native hardwood species. This natural regeneration provides excellent early successional habitat that supports strong wildlife populations while also setting the stage for future timber value as the stand continues to mature.

Access to the property is secured by a recorded 30-foot easement from NC Highway 731, extending approximately 1.4 miles to the tract. This private access helps preserve the quiet, secluded setting that many buyers seek in a recreational property. The topography is generally flat to gently rolling, making it easy to navigate for hunting, trail riding, or establishing internal roads and food plots. The mix of pine and hardwood regeneration, combined with edge habitat and bedding cover, creates ideal conditions for whitetail deer and wild turkey, both of which are commonly found in this part of Montgomery County.

Montgomery County is known for its rich forestry heritage and strong outdoor culture. Home to portions of the Uwharrie region and within driving distance of the Uwharrie National Forest and Badin Lake, the area offers abundant recreational opportunities including hunting, fishing, hiking, and trail riding. The county’s rural character, combined with convenient access to NC Highway 24/27 and Highway 73 corridors, makes it increasingly attractive to buyers seeking privacy without being far removed from surrounding communities such as Troy, Mount Gilead, and Albemarle.

Maps and a recorded plat are included within the listing documents to provide clarity on boundaries and access. Whether you are looking to secure a private hunting tract, invest in naturally regenerated timberland, or simply own a piece of Montgomery County’s rural landscape, this Harrisville property offers strong potential and long-term value in a market where well-priced land continues to draw steady demand.