c.1925 North Carolina Farmhouse For Sale on 1.27 Acres $70K
$70,000
Unbeatable value on this newly subdivided 1.27‑acre parcel featuring more than 270 feet of road frontage. A circa‑1925 North Carolina farmhouse (approx. 1,440 sq ft) sits on the lot — currently configured as a one‑bath residence that can accommodate three or four bedrooms. Property is offered as‑is.
Realtor Comments
No representations are being made about the septic tank functioning or being approved for that many bedrooms as it was recently damaged by a propane truck. Roof was replaced with 30 yr architectural shingles in 2014 after a hurricane that damaged the roof. No air conditioning and water source is a well although County water is on Camp Perry Road. I witnessed doves, deer, turkeys, & a bear on my first exploration of the woods behind this property. Seller financing is available with a 10% down payment at 10% annual interest for a term of 10 years with no prepayment penalty. Contact broker for combo if you want to get in the house.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1925
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226 Camp Perry Road, Hertford, NC 27944 $70,000
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Pros
- Small-town, historic charm: Hertford has a quiet, close-knit community with historic buildings and coastal Carolina character — attractive if you prefer a slower pace and a strong sense of place.
- Waterfront and river access: Located on the Perquimans River and close to the Albemarle Sound, the area offers boating, fishing, kayaking, and attractive waterfront scenery.
- Lower cost of living: Housing and everyday expenses are generally lower than in larger North Carolina cities, making home ownership and family life more affordable.
- Low traffic and short commutes within town: Getting around town is easy; you’ll avoid heavy congestion typical of urban areas.
- Outdoor recreation and nature: Plenty of opportunities for birdwatching, hunting, water recreation, and enjoying nearby natural areas and parks.
- Proximity to regional centers: About 1–1.5 hours from the Outer Banks, Norfolk, and the Hampton Roads metro area; reasonable drive to larger cities for specialized services or entertainment.
- Community events and local culture: Small-town festivals, local markets, and community gatherings help foster neighborly connections.
- Slower pace and safety: Many residents appreciate a quieter lifestyle and generally lower crime rates versus urban centers (check current stats for specifics).
Cons
- Limited local services and amenities: Fewer restaurants, shops, cultural venues, and entertainment options compared with larger towns or cities.
- Limited healthcare and specialized medical care: Local medical facilities are smaller; for specialized treatment you may need to travel to larger regional hospitals in Elizabeth City or Norfolk.
- Fewer job opportunities locally: Employment options within Hertford are limited; many people commute to nearby towns or work in agriculture, small businesses, or regional employers.
- Limited public transportation: Public transit is minimal; owning a car is usually necessary for errands and commuting.
- Educational and extracurricular limitations: Smaller school district with fewer course offerings, advanced programs, and extracurricular variety compared with larger districts.
- Slower economic growth and development: Fewer new businesses and amenities, and slower pace of economic investment.
- Potential for limited diversity and nightlife: Social and cultural offerings are more modest; nightlife and late-night entertainment are limited.
- Weather and flooding risk: Coastal plain weather can include hot, humid summers, the potential for hurricanes or tropical storms, and localized flooding in low-lying areas — check flood maps for properties you consider.
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