Hillsborough, Orange County
Updated Aug 8, 2025
Available
- 6 Total acres
- 6 Acres of cropland or tillable land
- 2 Acres of fenced pasture
- 6 Acres of unfenced hayland
Ambrose Acres
Hillsborough, Orange County
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Quiet, scenic property in Hillsborough with open fields, wooded edges, and a stream buffer that supports both productivity and privacy. The land has good sunlight, a gentle lay, and multiple potential access points. Surrounded by mature trees, it offers a peaceful setting within easy reach of Durham, Chapel Hill, and Mebane. Looking to connect with a responsible farmer, grower, or beekeeper who will make the most of the space while caring for the land.
Property features
Feature details
Property includes multiple outbuildings, including small sheds with attached pens and a three-sided roofed structure currently used for equipment storage. These could be adapted for small livestock, poultry, or additional storage as needed. Some perimeter and paddock fencing in place. Residential well and a small pond at the rear of the property (pond not currently used for irrigation). A John Deere tractor is on site and may be available for separate lease or by agreement (including trade)
Current production on farm
Current & past farming practices
Opportunity
Lease
$1 / yrestimated
Opportunity details
12-acre Agricultural Residential-zoned property in Hillsborough, NC, available for agricultural lease. Suitable for hay or crop production, beekeeping, or pasture/grazing. No existing farm structures; lessee to provide own equipment and infrastructure. Flexible terms and open to discussing creative arrangements, including barter (e.g., mowing/maintenance). Must comply with zoning, watershed protection rules, and best environmental practices.
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Additional information about this property
Owner lives on the property and values respectful, responsible land stewardship. The currently fenced in area is used by two Pyrenees mix dogs who are not particularly outdoorsy. Open to a variety of agricultural uses that fit the site and zoning, including hay production, crops, grazing, or beekeeping. Preference for practices that protect soil health, water quality, and the surrounding environment. Flexible lease terms and open to creative arrangements. Looking to partner with someone who will make productive use of the land while maintaining its beauty and ecological balance.