Hall Road Acreage

Big acreage is Durham county! Located north of the town of Bahama, this large offering gives you all the room you'll need to make this your own private sanctuary! With 145.23 acres, you have tons of space on both sides of Hall road to spread out! The open fields and large stands of hardwoods and pines give you so much room to build your dream home, create income from farming as well as enjoy tons of recreational activities!

Land

The listing is made up of two parcels, 71.4acres and 73.82, that exist on both sides of Hall Road in northeastern Durham county.   There is approximately 32+/- acres of tillable ground ready to plant!  The rest of the property is mainly covered with timber, both hardwoods and pine,  that is currently enrolled in the N.C. Forestry PUV Program.   The timber was planted in 2012 and it is in it’s 13th year of growth.   The average for timber harvesting is normally within a 15-20 cycle depending on the timber management and growth.  The N.C. Forestry Department, District #11 has all the paperwork on this and the agent can send potential buyers all the information they may need on this topic.

Improvements

Two older homes of no value exist on the north side of Hall Road and there is some old barns on the south side of the property.

Recreation

There are roads and trails on the property as well as a creek and the southern most boundary touches a small pond for fishing.  You can ride ATVs or side-by-sides fairly easily all over this property as it lays out pretty flat.
This area is known for producing big whitetail bucks and the overall deer numbers are very healthy.  Wild turkeys have also been seen on the property.  The fields would allow for a great dove field to be planted and hunting small game such as rabbit and squirrels would be fun!

Agriculture

There is over 32 acres of tillable acreage currently and a 9+/- acre open field on the south side of Hall Road could be converted into more crop ground.
The entire stand of timber on this listing is in the N. C. Forestry PUV program.  The timber was planted in 2012 and it is in it’s 13th year of growth.   The average for timber harvesting is normally within a 15-20 cycle depending on the timber management and growth.  The N.C. Forestry Department, District #11 has all the paperwork on this and the agent can send potential buyers all the information they may need on this topic.

Region & Climate

This part of North Carolina has a humid subtropical climate with mild winters and hot, humid summers. The average annual temperature is around 61°F (16°C) with January being the coldest month and July being the hottest. Average annual precipitation in Rougemont is around 47 inches (119 cm). Snowfall is rare but possible during the winter months, typically occurring in February or March.
Rougemont, North Carolina gets 46 inches of rain, on average, per year.  The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.

Location

You can be in Durham in under 30 minutes….the Raleigh-Durham airport is only a 42 minute drive straight south, Chapel Hill is 45 minutes to the southwest and other towns like Wilmington out along the North Carolina coast is a 2 hour and 45 minute drive to the southeast.