Unrestricted use and development potential come together on this 11-acre unzoned parcel in Newport, NC. The property features a central 24x62 modular building, fenced pastures with piped water, a horse barn, a dedicated riding trail, natural water features, and a historic tobacco barn with substantial dry-storage capacity. DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL: This acreage qualifies for a minor subdivision into 5 parcels. County water is available at the road, supporting a land split or multi-home layout. COMMERCIAL USE: The central 24x62 modular building is currently leased, with an auto sales tenant in place through November 2026. The feed store occupant has indicated interest in leasing back its space after transfer. EQUESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: The land features fenced pastures with piped water, a horse barn, a dedicated riding trail, and natural water features. Horse boarding is another use consideration. A historic tobacco barn adds rustic character and extensive dry-storage capacity. UTILITIES: County water is available at the street. The property also features two separate 4-bedroom septic capabilities, including one operational system and a second fully permitted site, plus an active RV hookup. This Carteret County property includes commercial, agricultural, equestrian, and residential uses.
Listing courtesy of Beycome Brokerage Realty LLC.

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