This description outlines a small parcel of land situated between Pitt and Craven counties, with features that make it appealing for wildlife enthusiasts. Here's a breakdown of the key points: Location: The parcel is located near the boundary between Pitt and Craven counties, close to the line. It's easily accessible from Highway 43, providing convenient access to Greenville or New Bern. The proximity to both Vanceboro and Ayden adds to its accessibility and potential amenities. Features: The parcel includes both open tillable fields and wooded areas, providing diverse habitat for wildlife. A creek bed runs through the wooded area, creating a natural funnel for wildlife movement. Significant turkey sign and deer trails indicate abundant wildlife activity. There's already a small food plot in place, requiring only annual maintenance and seed application. Accessibility: Access to the property is via a deeded easement path across an open field, which may require additional maintenance such as installing a road tile in the ditch. Utilities are not currently included in the access easement, so permission from neighboring landowners would be necessary for utility access. Potential: The open tillable fields offer potential for agriculture or other land use purposes. The suitability of soils for septic fields suggests potential for residential homesite pending soil testing and neighbor utility easement approval. Considerations: Further information, such as soil testing results and utility access details, would be necessary for potential buyers. It's important to consider any zoning restrictions or environmental regulations that may affect land use plans. Overall, this parcel presents an opportunity for a variety of uses, including recreational hunting, and agriculture.