5728 Chester Ln., Conway

If you're looking for land to develop or your own private oasis close to the beach, this is it! This 3 bedroom/2 bathroom home is perfect for any farmer, hunter or fisherman! It sits on more than 43 acres of land. It was built in 2009 by the current owner, using the pine trees cleared from the lot (and yes, it's all up to code!). This steep A-frame home is solid as a rock with 11'6" studs and is well insulated with 6" walls and a geothermal heat pump. Almost all of the house (both inside and out) is constructed with pine, including the interior walls (no sheet rock here!), ceilings, kitchen cabinetry and kitchen countertops. Downstairs, you find both tile and laminate flooring. It's also where you'll find the laundry room, a bedroom, the living room (with a wood heater that works and conveys!) and kitchen. The bathrooms were completed with red oak. The master bathroom has a large tiled shower/soaking tub combination. Both of the bedrooms upstairs have large walk-in closets. There's also a 650 sq ft attic floored for storage off the master bedroom. Both the master bedroom and living room have large porches off of them you can sit on, relax and take in the views of the five acre, spring fed pond behind the home. In the middle of the pond is an island that's 50ft in diameter ("the perfect place for a mother-in-law suite", as the owner says). The pond is stocked with bass and brim, so if you're into fishing, you're all set! You've got complete privacy, surrounded by apple trees (Dorsets, Red & Yellow Delicious, Granny Smith, and Crabapple), peach trees, plum trees and Crepe Myrtles. Beyond the pond is the majority of the land, which is currently used for hunting. The current owner hunts deer and turkey on the property, and has a 20ft high, completely walled tree stand on the property that has a solar-powered fan. The large wood shed/barn and pump house convey with the property, while the owner will be taking the non-permanent sheds and chicken coops. None of the property is in a high risk flood zone, and all remained above water after Hurricane Florence.