MOBILE HOME FRIENDLY – NO FLOOD ZONE – 125 FT PAVED FRONTAGE – NO HOA Wooded 0.86-acre homesite where the county has already confirmed you can build. Candy Road sits on the quiet West End side of Moore County, minutes from the Seven Lakes communities and a short drive from the Village of Pinehurst, yet it is sized for a single custom home rather than a resort-community lot. Moore County has confirmed this one as a grandfathered lot of record, approved for a single dwelling as long as the home meets the standard RA setbacks. You are not buying a question mark; you are buying a homesite with the zoning answer already in hand. ALLOWED: Single-family, modular, or HUD-compliant manufactured home (single or double-wide). Only one dwelling. NOT ALLOWED: No duplex or two-family, no townhomes, no multi-family or apartments, no boarding/rooming house. The lot is level to gently rolling and fully wooded, with about 125 feet of frontage on paved, state-maintained Candy Road (NC SR 1130) and roughly 318 feet of depth: a long rectangular shape that lets you set a home well back off the road. It is not in a FEMA flood hazard area, and no wetlands are mapped on the parcel. Standard RA setbacks apply (30 feet front, measured from the road right-of-way edge that sits 30 feet in from the centerline; 15 feet each side; 30 feet rear), leaving a generous building envelope for a home, garage, and yard. There is no known homeowners association and no dues identified for this parcel, which many buyers prefer. Well + septic install required. County soil mapping shows mostly deep, well-drained Candor sand, an encouraging sign for septic, subject to a buyer’s soil evaluation.