Fixer-Upper Investment Property

Just south of Rocky Mount, this 4.28 acre rural property offers a chance to turn an older home into a private country retreat. Built in 1920, the fixer upper sits on two tax parcels with mostly cleared land, a flowing creek, covered porches, and plenty of outdoor space. The property is being sold as is and could suit someone looking for a homestead, rental property, vacation getaway, or renovation project.

The home has 2,056 square feet across one and a half levels, with four bedrooms and one full bathroom. The main floor includes a living room, dining area, kitchen, laundry space, and breakfast area, while the upper level provides additional bedrooms. Wood and vinyl flooring, wood doors, storm windows, storage areas, and a basement give buyers a starting point for updates while keeping some of the homes traditional character.

Outside, the 4.28 acres provide plenty of room for gardens, recreation, landscaping, or additional structures. A natural creek runs through the property, while covered front and upper level porches offer places to enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The mostly cleared land could also work for a hobby farm or small scale agricultural use.

The property also includes forced air gas heating, cooling, electricity, and a hand dug well that may need improvement. Parking is generous, with room for up to seven vehicles, including a covered carport. With two tax parcels and more than four acres of unzoned land, the property offers possibilities for additional structures, guest homes, rentals, farming, or a private retreat.

Located in a quiet rural setting south of Rocky Mount, the property remains close to shopping, dining, and essential services. Listed at 53 dollars per square foot, it has four bedrooms, one bathroom, 4.28 acres, and annual taxes of 635 dollars. For buyers willing to renovate, the combination of acreage, privacy, and the homes original character creates plenty of room for a new vision.

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