Land for Sale in Aberdeen, North Carolina

26.69 ACRES | NO HOA | MANUFACTURED (MOBILE) HOMES OK | PAVED ROAD PLUS KEARNS LN FRONTAGE | ROOM FOR A MINI FARM | HOKE COUNTY SCHOOLS Wooded land for sale in Hoke County, NC: about 26.69 acres between Aberdeen and Raeford in the North Carolina Sandhills, with frontage on paved, state-maintained Strother Road and a long side on Kearns Lane. WHAT YOU CAN DO HERE: Build a home in the country, set up a mini farm or horse property, or keep a quiet wooded retreat within reach of Raeford, Aberdeen and Fort Bragg. WHAT YOU CAN PUT HERE: The land is zoned RA-20 Residential Agricultural, with no HOA and no restrictive covenants of record. Hoke County allows a site-built home, a duplex or a Class A manufactured home by right. Class B manufactured homes need a Special Use Permit. On land of 5 acres or more, up to two accessory dwellings are allowed. Living in an RV is only allowed while a home is being built, with permits. Ask Hoke County Planning how modular homes are classified. ANIMALS WELCOME: Horses, a private stable and riding arena, cattle and goats are allowed by right, and so are crops and a roadside stand. Ask Planning about chickens. BUILDING: No soil evaluation has been done yet, so plan on one for septic (there is no public sewer). The higher ground toward the roads, away from Martin Creek, is the likely place for a home. Setbacks are 30 feet front, 10 feet side and 25 feet rear. UTILITIES: County records show a water line along Strother Road; confirm availability and tap fees with Hoke County Public Works. Power lines run along Strother Road. A septic system is needed. ACCESS: About 157 feet on paved Strother Road (SR 1226) per the recorded deed, plus about 1,250 feet along unpaved Kearns Lane on the south line. Martin Creek forms the back (north) line. NEARBY TOWNS: Aberdeen 6 miles, Raeford 12.5 miles, Fort Bragg 27 miles, Fayetteville 35 miles. AIRPORTS: Fayetteville Regional (FAY) 33 miles, Raleigh-Durham International (RDU) 77 miles. GOOD TO KNOW: About 3.9 acres (about 14 percent) along Martin Creek is in FEMA flood zone AE, and the county tax card classes 5.69 acres as wasteland (low or wet ground). A wetland and soil check is recommended before you plan where a home and septic system would go. There is no survey and no soil test yet. Neighbors use Kearns Lane to reach their homes. The pond seen on aerial maps is on the neighboring parcel. Images enhanced for clarity. How to Find the Property and Property Documents are ready to review.