Land for Sale in Lee County, NC

Land for sale in Lee County, NC:

Lot is in the process of having trees thinned/partially cleared! Huge savings to buyer! Excellent opportunity to build on a large, private lot with approximately 300–350 feet of road frontage. Preliminary soil analysis is already complete, indicating soils suitable for a conventional septic system. The parcel (LOT 2) is actively in the process of being separated from a larger tract. Builder consultations and recommendations are available upon request. Showings are by appointment only; do not trespass or walk the land without a scheduled agent.

Land for sale in Lee County, NC:

Come take a look at this beautiful 3.73 building lot. Build your dream home in a peaceful setting, great location just minutes from schools, restaurants and shopping centers.

Land for sale in Lee County, NC:

This 0.23-acre custom home lot is located in the Laurel Thicket III neighborhood within the gated master-planned community of Carolina Trace in Sanford, North Carolina. The property provides an exceptional canvas for building a custom home backed by an active local Property Owners Association (POA) and double-layered community security! 24-hour guarded gatehouse operations managed by the Carolina Trace Association. Residents of Laurel Thicket III enjoy immediate localized recreation alongside broader resort-style privileges across the master community. Laurel Thicket Recreation Area featuring tennis and pickleball courts, cornhole boards, and a specialized saltwater swimming pool upgraded w

Land for sale in Lee County, NC:

Dreaming of more space, more privacy, and the freedom to build a home that truly fits your lifestyle? This 7.12-acre parcel on Cox Mill Road in Sanford offers the opportunity to create your own private retreat in a peaceful rural setting while staying within easy reach of the places you need to be. Picture your custom home surrounded by trees and open space, with room for a garden, detached garage, workshop, outdoor entertaining area, or simply plenty of land to enjoy. A designated flood zone extends across a portion of the rear of the property, leaving the front portion with potential for a homesite, subject to buyer due diligence and applicable county requirements. The location gives you