Nearly nineteen acres of wooded privacy — and the utilities to actually build on it!

This is the tract land shoppers near Lake Tillery have been waiting for. Public water and sewer availability removes the single biggest hurdle to developing raw land in this corridor, and the property may be subdivided with an approved site plan, opening the door to a private estate, multiple homesites, or a thoughtfully planned residential community.

Mature trees blanket the ±19.26-acre parcel, offering genuine seclusion just minutes from Lake Tillery’s marinas, boating, fishing, and waterfront dining — the kind of at-your-doorstep recreation that’s increasingly hard to find paired with a tract this size.

Zoned for Norwood Elementary, South Stanly Middle, and South Stanly High School. Whether the plan is one home tucked deep in the trees or several homes built around shared land, the framework is already here. Large tracts with confirmed utility access and subdivision potential this close to the lake don’t come up often.

Buyers and builders should verify development plans, subdivision approval, and utility scope with the Town of Norwood before finalizing plans. Modular homes are allowed, however they must be built to NC building code regulations. Manufactured homes are not permitted.