Comer Farms

Sanford, Lee County

Updated Oct 14, 2024

mid part of back pasture showing pond mid Back pasture which backs up to a wooded area on 3 sides Upper back pasture backing up to a wooded area Pond with pier in mid back pasture Irrigation equipment near pond in back pasture Upper pasture showing woven wire fence with 2 strands of upper barbed wire and 1 interior electric barbed wire Upper pasture in winter with fencing visible in background Inside cattle barn, available at an additional cost

Available

  • 97 Total acres
  • 35 Acres of cropland or tillable land
  • 60 Acres of fenced pasture
  • 0 Acres of unfenced hayland

Comer Farms

Sanford, Lee County

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General property information

This is beautiful farmland with a pond and irrigation equipment onsite. We also have a cattle barn and a hay barn onsite, and available at an extra cost. The landowner lives onsite but no longer wishes to maintain a cattle farm, but would love to see the land used for cattle as it has been for nearly 80 years.

The lessee would be responsible for upkeep and repair of fences, gates, soil and grass.

The property has been used for Black Angus cattle for the past 70+ years and the pastures have been routinely fertilized with nitrogen.

Property features

  • Barn
  • Fencing
  • Farm equipment
  • Livestock facilities
  • Irrigation equipment
  • Well / Pond / Other water source

Feature details

Farm equipment may be available to the right farmer on a case-by-case basis.

Current production on farm

  • Cattle (Dairy / Beef)
  • Hay or pasture

Current & past farming practices

  • Conventional

Opportunity

Lease

  • 1-5 Years
  • 5+ Years

$50 / yrestimated

Opportunity details

$50/acre/year to lease, with negotiable lease options but no less than 1 year. We are looking for a responsible farmer who would like to expand their cattle or horse herd on our farmland in southern Lee county (3 miles from Moore co line near Cameron, NC). There are ~60 acres of fenced pastureland, and most fencing is 5 foot woven wire with 2 barbed wire strands above and an interior electrified barbed wire. There is an upper pasture off Cedar Lane Road and a back pasture near Blakeley Road. 

$300/year (or $25/month) will be charged for electricity for the fencing and water.

While crops could be grown on this land, we'd  prefer it to be used for pastureland, as it has been for 77 years.