Land for Sale in Robbins, North Carolina

Two ±23-Acre Tracts | Planted Pine | Recreational & Homesite Potential | Convenient Location

Simlin Creek North and Simlin Creek South offer a unique opportunity to purchase approximately 46 acres in Moore County, North Carolina, either as two separate ±23-acre parcels or together as a larger recreational and rural landholding. Located along NC Highway 24/27, the property is approximately 12 miles west of Carthage and 10 miles east of Interstate 74 at Biscoe, providing convenient access while maintaining the privacy and rural character buyers seek in a land investment.

The property is predominantly comprised of approximately 11-year-old planted loblolly pine, offering buyers the opportunity to own a growing timber resource while developing the land around their individual goals. Topography across the property ranges from gently rolling to relatively flat, creating numerous possibilities for recreational improvements, trails, wildlife food plots, and potential homesites.

Simlin Creek South – ±23 Acres

Simlin Creek South offers direct frontage along NC Highway 24/27, providing convenient access to the property. The tract is predominantly comprised of approximately 11-year-old planted loblolly pine with gently rolling to relatively flat terrain.

Two powerline rights-of-way cross the property, creating existing openings that may provide opportunities for wildlife habitat management, food plots, hunting setups, or additional recreational uses.

The combination of highway frontage, manageable acreage, planted pine, and open utility corridors makes Simlin Creek South well suited for buyers seeking a rural homesite, recreational property, timber investment, or combination of uses.

Purchase One or Both

The property is being offered as two approximately 23-acre parcels, with final acreage and boundaries subject to a buyer-provided survey. Buyers may pursue Simlin Creek North or Simlin Creek South individually or consider purchasing the entire ±46 acres for additional privacy and flexibility.

Together, the tracts provide an appealing combination of planted pine, mature hardwoods, scenic terrain, highway frontage, recreational opportunities, and convenient access to Carthage and Interstate 74.

Whether the goal is to establish a country homesite, create trails and wildlife food plots, manage a growing timber resource, develop a private hunting property, or simply enjoy a secluded retreat in the North Carolina countryside, Simlin Creek North and South provide a versatile land ownership opportunity.

Property Highlights

±46 total acres available as two separate ±23-acre tracts or as a whole

Final acreage and boundaries subject to buyer-provided survey

Approximately 11-year-old planted loblolly pine

Gently rolling to relatively flat topography

Approximately 12 miles west of Carthage, NC

Approximately 10 miles east of Interstate 74 at Biscoe

Potential for recreational trails, wildlife food plots, hunting, and private retreat use

Homesite potential subject to satisfactory soil evaluation, permitting, and applicable governmental approvals

Simlin Creek North features a scenic bluff overlooking Simlin Creek

Mature hardwoods along the northern portion of Simlin Creek North

60-foot access easement to Simlin Creek North to be established by buyer survey

Proposed access corridor recently opened with a forestry mulcher

Simlin Creek South offers direct frontage on NC Highway 24/27

Two powerline rights-of-way cross Simlin Creek South

Opportunity to purchase individually or combine both tracts for a larger ±46-acre landholding