7613 Princess Ann Rd, Evergreen, NC, 28438

Start with land: 2.68 acres give this late-1980s brick ranch a rare mix of cleared yard and private woods. Approximately 0.82 acres are open—room for a garden, play area, or a future outbuilding—while the remainder falls into mature, wooded buffer that frames the house and provides a quiet, country backdrop. A concrete driveway leads to a covered carport and a welcoming front porch that announces single-level comfort.

The single-story footprint spans 1,846 square feet and contains three bedrooms and two full baths, an arrangement that suits downsizers, families, or anyone who prefers living without stairs. The brick exterior promises low maintenance, and the home includes heating/cooling systems per listing amenities. Practical outdoor spaces include a rear patio for grilling and an easy relationship to the yard so tools and gear are steps away after a day on nearby trails or the river.

Outdoor recreation is a clear selling point: the property sits not far from the Lumber River and the Lumber River campground, with hunting, fishing and horse-riding trails minutes away. Sportsmen will appreciate the wooded acreage; riders will value proximity to established equestrian routes. The parcel is served by a private well but can be connected to county water, giving buyers flexibility.

This property is straightforward country living within reach of outdoor amenities. The brick ranch form, modest footprint and generous lot invite a range of uses—weekend base for anglers and hunters, a quiet primary residence with room to expand, or a homestead project for gardeners and hobbyists. Land parcel IDs are provided in the listing for due-diligence (95394 & 94451). With a list price of $259,900, the home offers a rural lifestyle and easy access to some of southeastern North Carolina’s best river recreation.

Evergreen is a quiet, rural community that attracts buyers seeking outdoor recreation and space. The Lumber River corridor is the neighborhood’s defining amenity—canoeing, fishing, hunting and miles of horse trails are all within easy reach. Roads are low-traffic and properties tend to be larger than in suburban areas, offering privacy and practical acreage. Services, schools and retail are a short drive away, while the community’s character centers on outdoor lifestyle and a slower pace.