$400,000

88.08 ACRES IN LINDEN, NC | NEW SOIL EVALUATION AVAILABLE!Dreaming of wide-open spaces, privacy, and the freedom to create something truly special? Discover 88.08 acres of wooded land in Linden, NC, offering an incredible opportunity for those seeking a private homestead, recreational property, secluded country estate, or legacy property to enjoy for generations!With approximately 339 feet of road frontage on Giles Road, this expansive property offers the potential to explore a variety of uses, including homesteading, outdoor recreation, hunting, or even a multigenerational family compound, subject to applicable approvals.NEW! Preliminary soil evaluation completed October 2026! Conducted by a North Carolina Licensed Soil Scientist, the report identifies areas potentially suitable for septic systems, including areas near the road frontage. The evaluation indicates that the property's soils appear adequate to support wastewater disposal needs for several three- or four-bedroom residences, subject to further evaluation, permitting, and approval. This provides valuable information for buyers interested in exploring potential homesites or multigenerational living arrangements.The property features wooded acreage, natural wetlands, and opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts seeking privacy and a connection to nature. Previously timbered in 2004 and subsequently reseeded, the land may also offer future timber potential, subject to professional evaluation.Enjoy the tranquility of rural living without sacrificing convenience! Located approximately 4 minutes from Ramsey Street and 12 minutes from I-295, this property offers easy access to Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, and surrounding communities.Whether you're searching for vacant land to build your dream home, a private family retreat, recreational acreage, or a long-term land investment, this remarkable property offers room to imagine the possibilities!Offered at $400,000 and priced below a previous appraised value!Preliminary soil evaluation available upon request. Buyers should independently verify intended uses, wetlands, access, subdivision feasibility, septic suitability, and all required permits and approvals.