Creek frontage, wetlands, wooded cover and an elevated deer stand come together on this 15 +/- acre tract in Sampson County, North Carolina, all reached by a private driveway off Faison Highway. The back of the property meets Six Runs Creek, a tributary of the Black River in eastern North Carolina. With the creek, wetland areas and wooded cover, the tract offers a varied natural setting on a manageable 15 +/- acres. For hunters, an elevated deer stand conveys with the sale. Hunting in North Carolina is regulated by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources, and season dates, license requirements and regulations are available online. Sampson County has issued a 3-bedroom septic permit for the property, valid until February 2029, which lists public water as the water supply. There are no buildings on the property, and it is classified as agricultural in Sampson County tax records. The adjoining property is in agricultural use and includes a swine farm. 2026 property taxes were $107.30. Buyers should confirm building, permit and water connection requirements with Sampson County. The property is located in Halls Township, about 7 miles northeast of Clinton, the county seat. From Interstate 40, take Exit 355 and follow NC 403 (Faison Highway) toward Clinton. The surrounding area offers a range of outdoor recreation. Within about 30 miles are several North Carolina Wildlife Resources game lands, including Sampson, Rhodes Pond, Suggs Mill Pond and Bladen Lakes State Forest, along with public boating access areas on the Neuse, Northeast Cape Fear and South rivers. Cliffs of the Neuse State Park in Seven Springs offers camping, RV sites and hiking trails. Golf is available at Coharie Country Club in Clinton and Southern Wayne Country Club in Mount Olive, and the Clinton-Sampson County Airport serves general aviation. To walk the property or request more information, contact the Whitetail Properties Land Specialist today.