N/A Burton Farm Road, Arapahoe, NC 28510

Located along the Neuse River, this 344-acre waterfront property offers a unique combination of elevated river frontage, open fields, and mature timberland. Rising approximately 30 feet above the water in places, the site provides expansive views of the river and surrounding landscape.

Positioned adjacent to Camp Seagull and Camp Seafarer and planned as a future expansion area for Arlington Place, the property benefits from an established coastal setting with access to nearby amenities. Certain Arlington Place HOA amenities may be available by agreement.

The property is permitted for a full-service marina and offers significant development potential. With the capacity for more than 300 homesites, the tract is well suited for a waterfront residential community, a mixed-use marina development, or a carefully planned collection of large estate parcels. The land may also appeal to buyers seeking opportunities for recreation, conservation, equestrian use, or a private waterfront retreat.

The combination of nearly 2,900 feet of river frontage, elevated topography, existing infrastructure nearby, and substantial acreage makes this one of the larger waterfront development opportunities currently available in Eastern North Carolina.

Property Highlights:

• • Over 340 acres of prime waterfront land along the scenic Neuse River
  • Rare 30-foot waterfront bluffs offering dramatic elevated river views
  • Extensive shoreline (approx. 2900 ft) with panoramic water views and stunning sunrises
  • Unique mix of mature timber, open fields, and pristine coastal landscape
  • Permitted for a full-service marina, creating significant waterfront development opportunities
  • Development potential for 300+ homesites
  • Ideal for a master-planned waterfront community with premium riverfront views
  • Suitable for subdivision into large estate parcels for luxury homes, equestrian estates, or recreational retreats
  • One of the largest and most distinctive waterfront development tracts available in Eastern North Carolina