The Chicken Road Tract is 64.7 acres spanning both sides of Chicken Road with 44 acres of active agriculture land, 1,100 feet of road frontage, and the balance in woodlands along Field Swamp. It is a unique tract of land with several uses from development to a solid hunting tract with options for deer, ducks, wild turkey, and small game. The tract is less than two miles from Fairmont and just under 10 miles from Lumberton. Just outside of Fairmont lies a unique 64.7-acre tract of land that has a wide variety of uses from residential development to farming, hunting, timber management, and homesteading. The tract has multiple options tracts packed into one 64-acre package. The various options this tract offers is what you would usually see in a large property, but its small nature allows multiple buyer options to exist. The tract has frontage on both sides of Chicken Road totaling 1,830 feet. The land east of Chicken Road is 100% active agriculture field and makes up 23 acres of the tract's total land area. The west side of the road is much more versatile, including woodlands along the roadway, an old pond, swamplands, and an 11-acre field along the rear across the branch and old pond area. The tract is surrounded by well maintained farms and several beautiful homesteads characteristic of the southern Robeson County countryside! With over 1,800 feet of road frontage, this tract contains plenty of room to build a home or create a homestead tucked into the wood line with plenty of room for horses, goats, chickens, and other farm life. The woodlands are also ideal for hunting with productive agriculture lands along the periphery. The tract offers fine opportunities to seek small game, doves, and could be a unique spot to chase rabbits, flush a covey of quail, down a trophy NC Whitetail, ducks, or call in a limit of long-bearded strutters! Tract is 10 miles from Lumberton, 2 miles from Fairmont, 46 miles from Fayetteville, and 50 miles from Florence, and 60 miles from North Myrtle Beach. Come take a look at this tract today before it gets gobbled up! Another beautiful Robeson County jewel that will sell about as fast as it came onto the market. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away!