Luxury Rural Development or Private Estate Opportunity This ±101-acre tract in Cabarrus County is not your average piece of dirt. It’s a serious land opportunity with scale, privacy, and proven upside. Located near Mount Pleasant Road, the property sits minutes from Locust Town Center and offers quick access to Hwy 601 and Hwy 49. You’re close to everything — but once you’re on the land, you’d never know it. The topography is rolling and wooded with natural buffers throughout. It feels private. Quiet. Secluded. The kind of setting affluent buyers are actively looking for. Development Vision: Phased Luxury Rural Subdivision Current preliminary site plan supports approximately 40–45 large estate lots using a community septic design. State legislators have approved community septic systems, and this location is well suited for that model. This will be a well and septic subdivision (county water and sewer are not available). Soil report and preliminary subdivision map are available. This is ideal for a luxury rural developer looking to build: • Estate style homes • $500K+ custom construction • Privacy-driven community • Phased takedown potential (seller will consider structured terms) And here’s the proof of concept: Within a 3-mile radius, multiple homes in the past 14 months have listed or sold at $500,000 and above. Buyers are already paying strong numbers for quality homes in this corridor. The demand is real — especially for newer construction with elbow room. Adding long-term strength to the area, the adjacent 10 acres were purchased by Cabarrus County for the new Allen Fire Department, which is currently under construction. Public infrastructure investment is not random — it follows growth. Or… Keep It All for Yourself Not every buyer is a developer. If someone wants to create a private estate — this property becomes something special. Over 100 acres gives you: • Complete privacy • Hunting land • Trails • Agricultural or recreational use • A true legacy property Many years ago, this site was used as a county training range for law enforcement. Today, it’s reclaimed by nature and absolutely loaded with wildlife. Deer, wild turkeys, and small game are abundant. It has the feel of a private preserve. You could build one main residence and never see a neighbor. Or create a multi-generational compound with room for everyone. This is the kind of property that rarely comes available in Cabarrus County at this scale. Large acreage. Proven resale comps nearby. Infrastructure investment next door. Flexible development path or private estate potential. Whether you’re a luxury builder looking for your next phased project — or someone who wants to own a king-sized piece of North Carolina land — this one deserves a serious look.