1400 North Us HWY 1

This ±357.7-acre tract is strategically located at the intersection of Fox Road and U.S. Highway 1, between Downtown Rockingham and Rockingham Speedway in one of Richmond County’s growing development corridors. Positioned outside city limits, the property benefits from county jurisdiction while maintaining excellent access to major commercial and transportation networks. The site features direct frontage on U.S. Highway 1 and is minutes from U.S. 74, providing strong regional connectivity to Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington, and South Carolina markets. Its proximity to Rockingham Speedway and Amazon Web Services’ planned $10 billion data center campus enhances its visibility and long-term economic potential. Supported by expanding infrastructure, major investment, and growing employment opportunities, the property offers a compelling opportunity for future development and investment.The ±357.7-acre property features predominantly high, level topography with extensive frontage and strong accessibility, making it well-suited for future development, recreation, timber management, or long-term investment. The tract offers ±0.68 miles of frontage along U.S. Highway 1 and 0.45 miles along Fox Road, providing excellent visibility and multiple points of access. Existing utility infrastructure includes an 8-inch public water line along U.S. Highway 1 and a 12-inch public water line along Fox Road, offering substantial capacity for a variety of potential uses. The property is primarily comprised of Ailey-Wakulla-Candor soils, a sandy association generally known for favorable drainage and permeability. These characteristics are often advantageous for residential and rural development, including septic-supported uses, subject to site-specific engineering and permitting. With significant acreage, extensive road frontage, available utilities, and a strategic location between Downtown Rockingham and Rockingham Speedway, the property represents a rare large-scale opportunity within one of Richmond County’s emerging growth corridors.