The median home value in Red Springs, NC is $164,750.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $116,500.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Red Springs, NC is $164,750.
Approximately 53% of Red Springs homes are owned,
compared to 34% rented, while
13% are vacant.
Red Springs real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Red Springs real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Red Springs.
Located off of Mt. Tabor Road near Red Springs in Robeson County North Carolina, this tract is located in a quiet rural area well off the road. Deer, turkeys, and small game can be hunted on the property. You can set up a camp site and build a shooting range and ATV trails. The Lumber River is nearby for duck hunting, kayaking, canoeing, and excellent freshwater fishing for largemouth bass and panfish. The Lumber River is a nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. The primary soil type is Wagram. Robeson County is the home of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Lumberton is the county seat and offers shopping, dining and a hospital. No deed restrictions. The property is accessed by a 30' deeded easement. If you are looking for recreational or hunting land in southeastern NC take a look at this one!
10.44 Acres of Residential and Recreational Land For Sale in Robeson County, NC! With its flexible CRA zoning, proven septic-ready soils, and lack of deeded restrictions, this property is a great homesite with recreational features. Stick built, manufactured, and modular homes are permitted. This property offers a mix of hardwoods and pines with potential timber value and those looking to hunt can find a healthy population of White-tailed deer, turkeys, and small game in the area.Power is available nearby and provided by Lumbee River Electric. A septic permit is pending approval with Robeson County and a new well will need to be built for water. Its prime location allows for roughly a 40 minute drive to the amenities of Fayetteville, Laurinburg, and Lumberton. Those looking to go camping, fishing, and kayaking can do so with ease at Lumber State Park. This future private homesite offers a variety of recreational wonders without sacrificing modern convenience and local amenities. A portion of the property is encompassed within the designed wetland area and the FEMA floodplain. It is not located within city limits. A recent survey is on file as well.
