Land for Sale in Whiteville, North Carolina

38+ Acres Across from Land O' Lakes Golf Club~Estate, Investment or Development Opportunity A rare opportunity to own 38+ acres of prime property directly across from Land O' Lakes Golf Club! Whether you're searching for a private estate, a legacy property to hold for generations, or acreage with future development potential, this versatile tract offers an impressive range of possibilities. Create your own private retreat and build the dream home you've always envisioned, surrounded by acreage, privacy, and natural beauty. Looking for a way to offset your investment? Explore the possibility of dividing the property into three large tracts, retaining a 10+ acre homesite for yourself while selling the remaining acreage. For investors and developers, the property's size and location may also provide an opportunity to subdivide into multiple residential homesites, subject to applicable county requirements and approvals. The property is currently zoned GU - General Use, a flexible Columbus County zoning classification that can accommodate a variety of uses, including single-family residential, manufactured housing, agricultural uses, and certain commercial uses, subject to applicable regulations, permitting, setbacks, and approvals. The survey shows approximately 39.11 total acres, with approximately 0.38 acre identified as right-of-way, for approximately 38.78 net acres. The tract's substantial acreage and configuration create options that are increasingly difficult to find. Imagine a private gated entrance, a long winding driveway leading to your custom home, room for a workshop or detached garage, gardens, recreational space, and acres of privacy--all while having a golf course practically outside your front door. Buy it. Build on it. Divide it. Develop it. Or simply hold it. With more than 38 acres and multiple potential paths for future use, this is the kind of property where the value lies not only in the land itself, but in the options it gives its next owner. Buyer and buyer's agent are responsible for verifying acreage, zoning, permitted uses, subdivision potential, utilities, access, wetlands, and all information deemed important.