This 1.98-acre parcel of land in Randolph County, North Carolina, offers a combination of rural acreage with convenient access to nearby services and transportation. The property fronts Loflin Pond Road, providing direct paved road access, and is situated a short distance from the city of Asheboro, the county seat and largest community in Randolph County. Asheboro and surrounding towns provide a range of commercial services, shopping options, dining, and local amenities.

The topography of this tract is characterized by rolling to sloping ground with areas of young timber that have naturally regenerated. Historical excavation activity is visible on parts of the site, which may simplify initial preparation for future use. Road frontage along Loflin Pond Road provides access for residential development, recreational purposes, or other rural land uses consistent with local zoning and land-use regulations. Utilities and specific service availability should be verified as part of due diligence.

This acreage is located minutes from major highways, which can provide reasonable travel times to regional employment centers, services, and larger retail centers. Proximity to highways also supports access to neighboring towns such as Randleman to the north and the rural community of Seagrove to the south which is noted for its cultural and craft heritage.

Wildlife activity was noted during an on-site observation with multiple deer present at the time of viewing. As a result, this property may appeal to buyers interested in observing wildlife or engaging in outdoor activities on their land. The combination of young timber cover and open areas may support a habitat for a variety of species common to this region of North Carolina. Prospective purchasers should verify restrictions, covenants, and any local ordinance requirements that could affect future land use.

The regional setting offers a blend of rural character with access to municipal services, hospitals, schools, and recreational opportunities. Asheboro is also home to the internationally recognized North Carolina Zoo and other regional destinations, which contribute to the county’s appeal.

For those considering building a residence, this acreage provides a rural setting with a short drive to shopping, restaurants, and everyday services located in nearby towns. This parcel offers a versatile opportunity for residential use, recreational enjoyment, or long-term ownership in a region where land availability varies. Buyer due diligence, including survey, environmental studies, and verification of utilities, is recommended ahead of any development plans.