0 Atkinson Cemetery Road, Atkinson, NC 28421 (MLS # 100536662)

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Escape to over 200 acres of natural beauty and rich wildlife just minutes from Atkinson, NC. Towering timber stands, thriving food plots, and miles of clean trails create a true outdoorsman's retreat. Whether you're managing timber, hunting trophy deer, or building a private getaway "” this property has it all. Discover a rare offering just outside the town of Atkinson, in Pender County, North Carolina: approximately 202 acres (acreage to be confirmed by a forthcoming boundary survey). This property is accessed via Atkinson Cemetery Road, and lies in a rural but reachable location, within about 30 miles of Wilmington, NC and roughly 90 miles to Raleigh There are three main food plots strategically placed across the property: Two plots are just over 3 acres each. The third is just over 1.5 acres. Each food plot includes its own watering hole, allowing game full access to food and water in one location. The plots and the internal 2.5-mile trail system are well manicured and very well drained, promoting high quality forage. Trails are established, clean, and allow easy access. Scattered throughout the timber you'll find white oak trees that have been carefully managed by the owner. These oaks, especially those along the elevation changes near the ''finger'' that runs off Colvins Creek, are major assets for whitetail deer, providing mast (acorns) in season. Beyond white oaks, two additional nutrient sources that thrive here and are beloved by wildlife are: American beautyberry; Honeysuckle These species create supplemental food sources and attract various game. The soils here fall within the Pender series, characteristic of the local coastal plain: deep, loamy, moderately well to somewhat poorly drained soils, formed in loamy coastal plain sediments . Also present locally are Norfolk sandy loam and Norfolk fine sandy loam types, with light surface soils grading into yellow, friable sandy clay subsoil