Property Type:
Residential
Bedrooms:
4
Baths:
4
Square Footage:
2,687
Lot Size (sq. ft.):
2,089,138
Status:
Active
Current Price:
$2,150,000
List Date:
8/14/2025
Last Modified:
3/10/2026
Overview
Description
One of the last opportunities of its kind--47+ acres in the heart of Southern Pines Horse Country. This rare farm combines the charm of a mid-century ranch home with direct equestrian amenities, including an attached 6-stall center aisle barn with tack and feed rooms, keeping your horses just steps away. A second 6-stall center aisle barn features a 1BR/1BA guest apartment, perfect for visitors or staff. Expansive pastures, a shared pond, and a short hack to the 4,000+ acre Walthour Moss Foundation make this property a true equestrian haven. The rolling topography and exceptional privacy are preserved under a land conservation agreement with Three Rivers Land Trust, which not only protects the land's natural beauty but also provides valuable tax benefits for farm owners. While the home and facilities are in need of updates, the potential is extraordinary--ready for someone with the vision to create a truly remarkable Southern Pines estate.
Last Updated: March - 10 - 2026
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