00 Fallston RoadLawndale, NC 28090
This 2.001-acre tract off Fallston Road in Cleveland County, North Carolina offers mostly level, open ground suited to a future homesite or continued crop production. The property has been in crop production, so it is already cleared and ready to farm, lease, or use for a large garden. The mostly level lay of the land also makes it practical to plan a home, driveway, or outbuilding, and a well-placed build could take advantage of the potential mountain views. Much of the groundwork for a home is already started. Electric has been run to the property and the electric box is in place, and the sellers report a septic system was installed more than 15 years ago. The sellers are unsure of the current condition of both, so buyers should plan to have them inspected during due diligence. County water is available on Fallston Road. Access is provided by an easement from Fallston Road, keeping the tract set back from the road while still offering a direct route in and out. With power to the property, an existing septic system, county water on the road, and a history of crop production, this is a versatile two acres in Cleveland County.
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