St. Helena, NC homes for sale & real estate

St. Helena, NC Homes for Sale

10 Acres of Wooded Land in Pender County with endless potential. Discover the possibilities with this 10-acre parcel of wooded land in the peaceful, rural setting of Burgaw, NC. This expansive property offers a private retreat, ideal for those seeking seclusion while still being conveniently located just 30 minutes from Wilmington and 1 hour and 30 minutes from Raleigh. With its prime location in Pender County, this property offers the perfect blend of a rural setting with access to nearby city amenities. Don't miss out on this great opportunity!

St. Helena, NC Homes for Sale

Ready for development is 6 parcels in total equaling 21.8 acres. Zoned residential with over 255 feet of road frontage and 2500 feet of depth. Less than 2 miles away from downtown Burgaw. Opportunities are endless with Pender county and surrounding area's growth and the possibility of rezoning to commercial with Westgate Chevrolet of Burgaw located just 1/3 of a mile away. The 6 parcel numbers are as follows: 3228-95-1496-0000, 3228-95-2314-0000, 3228-85-2430-0000,3228-85-7423-0000, 3228-75-7326-0000, 3228-75-2351-0000

St. Helena, NC Homes for Sale

Build your hobby farm or country home on this secluded land only 20 minutes from Wilmington NC. Land is a wooded 20 acre tract in the town of St Helena located just south of Burgaw, NC. House on land considered of no value in this transaction ( less than 600sq ft) It is on a partially cleared area on the southern tract. It has city water and septic. Beautiful hardwoods are all over this land. Buyers or agents must notify listing agent of showings. .. no drop-ins. Railway easement on Front st.

St. Helena, NC Homes for Sale

Located just a rocks throw from the heart of downtown Burgaw, NC this 20 acre oasis is a dream come true for the right family. Tucked away in the Village of St. Helena this property has deep farming roots since its original creation by Hugh McRae in the early 1900's. As an early developer/entrepreneur ahead of his time, Mcrae created a 2300+/- acre community (St. Helena) with the intention of incubating agriculture and homesteads in the early 1900's. Hugh McRae sold off 10 acre farms with a small stick built cottage for around $2500 each to immigrant families with farming experience and a desire for the American Dream. Today this farming and rich cultural heritage is still strong in St.