3515 Campfield Church Road

Shelby, NC 28114

Located in Cleveland County, North Carolina, this 162± acre property offers an excellent combination of hunting, recreational opportunities, mature timber and tillable acreage. With frontage on Campfield Church Road, James Road and Mooresboro Road, this property provides multiple access points and flexibility for future land use. Approximately 137 acres are currently enrolled in Cleveland County's Present-Use Value (PUV) forestry management program, offering potential property tax benefits for qualifying landowners. The property features a mature mix of hardwood and pine timber, providing opportunities for continued forestry management, wildlife habitat improvement and long-term land investment. Approximately 25 acres of tillable land offer opportunities for agricultural production, farming leases or wildlife food plots. The combination of wooded acreage and open fields makes this property well-suited for hunting, wildlife management and outdoor recreation. The property also offers potential income opportunities through farming and hunting leases. Existing improvements include an uninhabitable farmhouse, barn and shed, all considered to have no contributory value. An old well is located near the farmhouse, although its condition is unknown. An old fuel tank is also present on the property. County water is on all three access roads and we encourage potential buyers to confirm access. Overhead power lines are located along the road and extend to the farmhouse, although electrical service is currently inactive. BellSouth fiber optic cable infrastructure is also reported in the area. Buyers should verify utility availability and connection requirements. One of the property's key advantages is its frontage along three roads, offering flexibility for access and potential division. The seller may consider selling smaller acreage tracts based on the existing road divisions, subject to seller approval and applicable regulations. Conveniently located in the Mooresboro area of Cleveland County, this property offers a rural setting within reach of Shelby, Boiling Springs and Forest City. Whether you're searching for North Carolina hunting land, recreational acreage, timberland or farmland with potential lease income, this 162± acre property offers a variety of ownership and land management opportunities.

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