Property will be sold in a multi-par method where a bidder can choose one tract or any combination of all 18 during the auction.  High bidder wins!  Complete instructions with contract will be made available the week of the auction.

195+ Acres Divided – 18 Tracts – Buy 1 or Combination of All

Woods of McCoy Road, New Hill, NC

Southwest of Raleigh off Pea Ridge Rd. in Chatham County

 Each Parcel Comes with 4 Bedroom Perc Site

Part of Property Borders the Haw River just south of Jordan Lake. 

Rolling Terrain, Cropland, Native Timber/Woodlands – Ready to Build or Farm!

Within a mile of US 1 - between Raleigh & Sanford in Chatham Co. near Wake Co. border

Auction Held at Moncure Volunteer Fire Dept., 2389 Old US 1, Moncure, NC

(Corner of Pea Ridge Rd. and Old US 1)

Minutes from Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill - 25 minutes to Southpoint Mall - 2 miles from Boat Ramp at Jordan Lake

Great for Horses!

Registration to Bid:  Begins 2 hours prior and up to Auction time.

Terms on Real Estate:  Although there is no obligation to bid, all prospective buyers must register in order to bid at the auction with valid State-Issued ID.  An earnest money deposit of $5,000 or 15% (whichever is largest) will be required.  Balance due at closing within 30 days of auction.  A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to bid price to become final contract price.

The $5,000 certified/cashier's check made out to bidder is required at registration..  The high bidder will sign this check over to the auction firm as part of the down payment.  The remainder of the 15% down payment can be paid with a personal check or cash.  If you are not the high bidder the cashier's check will be immediately returned.

Bidding is not conditional upon financing so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of paying cash at closing.

Preview for Real Estate:  Call for a private showing or drive by for inspection on your own.

Agent will be on-site (in the cabin) for questions and or viewing April 4 & 18, 5-7 p.m.

Other times by appointment or view at your pleasure.

Agency Disclosure:  In all transactions, the Auctioneer is acting as agent for the Seller.

Disclaimer:  Information herein and as might otherwise be provided is from sources deemed reliable, but Rogers Auctioneers, Inc., or the Seller make no warranty or representation to accuracy.  Rogers Auctioneers, Inc. and the Seller expressly disclaim any liability for errors, omissions, or changes regarding any information provided for these sales.  Potential purchasers are strongly urged to rely solely upon their own inspections and opinions in preparing to purchase property.  The property is sold ‘As-Is’ with any and all faults.  All sales final.  Auctioneer reserves the right to add or delete due to prior sale or otherwise.  Announcements auction day take precedence.  Individuals agree that the Auction Co., its representatives or the Seller are not responsible for any damage to person or property while on the premises.

Buyer Broker’s Welcome & Compensated– Brokers please call office for registration 48 Hours Prior.

From Raleigh and Cary

Scenic route: Take I-440 South / Outer Beltline. Follow signs for US-64 West / US-1 South. Take Exit 98B and merge onto US-64 West. Take US-64 West for 12 miles to Wilsonville. At the Wilsonville stoplight, turn left on Beaver Creek Road. Continue for three miles and take a right on Pea Ridge Road immediately after the bridge over Jordan Lake. Follow Pea Ridge Road for approximately four miles, then turn right at Woods of McCoy Road.

Alternate route: Take I-440 South / Outer Beltline. Follow signs for US-64 West / US-1 South. Take US-1 South 21 miles to Exit 81 for Pea Ridge Road toward Jordan Lake and turn right. After one mile, turn left at Woods of McCoy Road.

From Sanford

Take US 15-501 North / US-1 North to Exit 81 for Pea Ridge Road and turn left. Take Pea Ridge Road for one mile and turn left at Woods of McCoy Road.

From Durham

From I-40, take NC-751 South until you reach US 64 West. Turn right at the stoplight onto US 64 West. Three miles later, you'll reach the Wilsonville intersection and a stoplight. Take a left at the stoplight onto Beaver Creek Road. Continue for three miles and take a right on Pea Ridge Road immediately after the bridge over Jordan Lake. Follow Pea Ridge Road for approximately four miles, then turn right at Woods of McCoy Road.

From Chapel Hill and Carrboro

Take NC-86, NC-54 or US 15-501 South where they intersect and merge onto US-15 / US-501 South. Less than a mile south of the intersection, turn left onto Mt. Carmel Church Road and follow it south for 12 miles. Along the way it will become Farrington Point Road. When it crosses US-64 it becomes Beaver Creek Road. Continue for three miles and take a right on Pea Ridge Road immediately after the bridge over Jordan Lake. Follow Pea Ridge Road for approximately four miles, then turn right at Woods of McCoy Road.

Outdoor Recreation

Adjacent to both the Haw River and the Jordan Lake State Recreation Area. This unique location provides direct access to great places to sail, canoe, kayak, fish, hike, and bike. Wildlife such as bald eagles, great blue herons, cormorants, deer, beaver, wild turkeys, ospreys, red-tailed hawks, and belted kingfishers are commonly seen around the lake. A system of trails and connected open spaces provides great locations to watch the wildlife and take part in outdoor activities.

Jordan Lake State Recreation Area

Jordan Lake, with nearly 14,000 acres of open water, provides extensive opportunities for outdoor recreation. The park contains a total of 47,000 acres of public lands, providing access to diverse Piedmont ecosystems, boat launches, and recreational beaches.

Haw River

Approximately 110 miles long, the Haw River begins in Forsyth County and flows south through the Piedmont. Four miles south of Jordan Lake, the Haw joins the Deep River to form the Cape Fear River, which continues on to the Atlantic Ocean. The Haw is enjoyed by those who love the outdoors, and several local groups are committed to its protection. Portions of the Haw offer Class 2 rapids for paddlers. Historic mill towns, vineyards, and small farms are found along the banks of the Haw, adding to its unique character. Just a few miles north of the property, the Lower Haw River State Natural Area provides a trail system that follows the river. Efforts are underway to create a regional trail system that reaches from Jordan Lake to Guilford County, connecting various paths into a single 70-mile trail.

About the Area

The New Hope Valley has a storied past that includes centuries of agricultural and timber enterprises. The area was first explored by Europeans in 1701. By 1810, a network of farms served nearby Pittsboro, the seat of Chatham County. Today the area it is at the heart of the dynamic and growing Research Triangle, which is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in the nation. This property offers rural living only 25-30 minutes from Cary, Chapel Hill, Durham, Raleigh, Research Triangle Park, and RDU International Airport, with close proximity to leading universities, shopping, dining, entertainment, and cultural attractions.

The Area (Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill)

The Triangle

Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill has consistently been chosen as one of the "Best Places to Live in America" by the press.

"People come to the Research Triangle area for opportunity [and] because they can't believe how pretty the place is. More than 30 parks and greenways dot the region, and regular arts and crafts festivals bring tens of thousands to the downtown area to browse. The city also has one of the country's lowest crime rates." CNN/Money.com