Welcome to this beautifully maintained brick ranch with a partially finished basement in Vale, NC. This home has been thoughtfully updated with a new roof (2025), new HVAC system (2024), fresh paint, and more. Sitting on 15.42± acres, it offers plenty of room to roam, along with a detached shop featuring bay doors and electricity, perfect for storage, hobbies or a workshop. There’s an additional large, covered shed adding more additional storage. A lovely creek flows and splits in two places along the property, adding natural charm and character. A wonderful blend of comfort, functionality, and land opportunities awaits.
Single-familyProperty Type
1970Year Built
15.42 acresLot Size
$256Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Justin Sizemore• RE/MAX Crossroads
Contact: jsizerealestate@gmail.com
Bought with Kristin Pruitt• EXP Realty LLC Ballantyne
Looking for a house with acreage? Check out this 3BR 2BA Brick Ranch with a full basement on 14.9+/- Acres in Vale! Enjoy your morning coffee on the front porch with a babbling creek that borders the property line in the front yard. This home has been carefully cared for by the same owners since construction in 1970. Inside of the home features beautiful wood flooring throughout the kitchen and living room. Built in cabinets for plenty of storage space. Primary bedroom suite with full bath. Two guest bedrooms with a shared full bath. Large unheated sunroom/sitting area. Full basement downstairs with Finished rec area, second wood burning fireplace. Pool table remains! Basement also features unfinished work space for additional storage or workshop! Two car attached garage. Outside features a large wired detached garage/workshop with lean to & roll up doors. Additional implement shed. A second creek runs the property line at the rear. Come see what all this property has to offer!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,997
$207,971 + $296,541
$504,512
2024
$2,997 (+42.4%)
$207,971 + $296,541
$504,512
2023
$2,105 (+33.7%)
$213,375 + $296,541
$509,916
2022
$1,574
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2021
$1,574 (+6.8%)
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2020
$1,474 (−31.9%)
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2019
$2,165 (+21.1%)
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2018
$1,788
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2017
$1,788
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2016
$1,787
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2015
$1,788 (−1.2%)
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2014
$1,810
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
2013
$1,810 (+3.0%)
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
2012
$1,757
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
2011
$1,757
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
Tax history for 370 Hulls Grove Church Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,997
$207,971 + $296,541
$504,512
2024
$2,997 (+42.4%)
$207,971 + $296,541
$504,512
2023
$2,105 (+33.7%)
$213,375 + $296,541
$509,916
2022
$1,574
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2021
$1,574 (+6.8%)
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2020
$1,474 (−31.9%)
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2019
$2,165 (+21.1%)
$135,109 + $174,559
$309,668
2018
$1,788
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2017
$1,788
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2016
$1,787
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2015
$1,788 (−1.2%)
$108,343 + $143,089
$251,432
2014
$1,810
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
2013
$1,810 (+3.0%)
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
2012
$1,757
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
2011
$1,757
$122,751 + $144,226
$266,977
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
14.57 Acres
Year renovated
1970
Sq. Ft.
1,672
Year built
1970
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Lincoln County
APN
12209
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 20, 2026.
R-S
Residential Suburban District
Established to encourage residential type development in portions of the County where one or more public utilities are currently in service or are anticipated to be installed in the future, residential subdivision development is somewhat more likely in this district than in the R-R or R-T districts. Given that residential will be the major use of land in this area, careful attention must be given to the list of nonresidential uses which can take place in order to maximize aesthetics and the overall quality of life in such areas.