Just north of the City of Fairmont lies the R NO Thompson Rd Tract within the southern end of Robeson County. This tract has 11 acres of high-yielding cropland with an opportunity to grow cotton, peanuts, corn, and soybeans in the heart of Southeastern North Carolina's agriculture belt. Tract contains 110-foot of road frontage along Rev No Thompson Road just a few miles west of HWY 41 and just north of Fairmont. Tract is perfect for a buyer looking for a nice home site that backs up to woods at the rear. The rear of the tract contains nine acres of recently harvested woodlands that is eat up with deer and turkey tracks. And even though the wooded area is small, it is connected to a much larger wooded corridor that offers a protected region for deer and turkey to utilize as a travel corridor offering protection and access to agriculture crops. And deer and turkeys are abundant in this area of Southern Robeson County. The surrounding parcels are similarly forested and agriculture parcels rich in prime wildlife habitat and lots of small farms exist in this area offering an ideal situation for turning this tract into a small farm. This tract has a wide range of current and potential uses from hunting and timber production to profitable agriculture and residential uses. The land is situated along Rev N O Thompson Road just a few miles west of NC 41 and between Fairmont and Lumberton. Tract is less than 5 minutes from I-95 and US 74. At this price, this tract will not be active long. The tract is less than 1o minutes from Lumberton and only an hour away from Florence and Fayetteville.

The 11 acres of agriculture fields are currently idle but could be brought back into production for active agriculture operations with rotations of soybeans and corn.